Putting aside an iOS game called Uncanny X-Men: The Days of Future Past that does not seem to be available anymore, X-Men: Destiny is currently the last game to feature the mutants on the cover ...

The X-Men have been video game icons since 1989, but those games haven't always hit the mark. Here's a look back at the best (and a few of the worst) X-Men games of all time.

There’s a long history of games based on the X-Men franchise and characters, but few of them are actually good. Here are the best X-Men games.

X-Men beat-'em-ups can be great--just look at the old X-Men Arcade Game. If the developers had played that a few more times, maybe they'd have come up with something better than this trite junk.

X-Men: The Official Game or X-Men: The Official Catastrophe? Games based on films or other licenses are always risky business when it comes to gamers. More often than not the final product is ...

Features Why The X-Men Arcade Game Was a Crucial Part of the Team’s ’90s Golden Age. Ahead of X-Men '97's release, we look back at the game the X-Men game that defined an era.

The unreleased X-Men game for the 32X, known in later stages as X-Men: Mind Games. Although this is quite an elusive game concerning unreleased titles for the 32X, it has a lot to offer.

While the classic X-Men games offer short spurts of fun, it's time for Marvel to fully dedicate itself to creating a next-gen X-Men game that seems so obvious but still hasn't been made.

Furthermore, the next X-Men game should also be set in a school. While both the Fox movies and the recent X-Men ‘97 series feature the school as a location, the school life of the Xavier ...

To its credit, X-Men: The Official Game does try to mix it up. The three playable characters are certainly different in how they operate and none of the three feel like carbon copies of each other.