The first Incredibles videogame, based on the blockbuster film of the same name, offered a passable mix of platform action and race elements. In terms of presentation, it did a pretty good job of ...

“Behold! The Underminer!” When Pixar’s supervillain emerged at the end of The Incredibles, I almost fell out of my chair. I know that guy! And so do you. As does every person who’s managed a team. And ...

I loved the first Incredibles movie. I especially loved the ending. Journey back with me to 2004, and mind the fourteen-year-old spoilers along the way. The super-powered Parr family has triumphed: in ...

The final moments of 2004's "The Incredibles" were meant to be the fitting conclusion of Pixar's superhero tale, with the united superfamily suiting up together to battle the emerging, over-the-top ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. The financial goodwill engendered by the hit Pixar superhero film The Incredibles has already spawned one video game inspired by the movie. At a ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Now that they’ve learned to work together as a superhero family, The Incredibles put their skills to good use in a sneak peek of ...

The Nintendo DS has its own special recipe for gameplay, but the system still needs its share of bread-and-butter games to fill it out. Games like Kirby Canvas Curse and Viewtiful Joe DT are fun and ...

The first boss level in The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer can be completed at the first attempt in under sixty seconds. The reason we're beginning this review with that sentence is because it ...

Ever wonder what happened to the Incredibles after the end of the Disney Pixar movie? THQ has endeavored to tell that tale with a new game called Rise of the Underminer. If you’ve seen the The ...