Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (Nintendo DS) - Longplay HD 60FPS

Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer (Nintendo DS) - Longplay HD 60FPS

Omg, a Fantastic Four game that's mostly playable! The DS version is definitely the most fun of all the games I've played so far, not just because of how short it is. There's 20 stages with 3 different types: side scrolling stages with Thing, Sue Storm, and Mr. Fantastic, verticle shmup stages with Johnny Storm or the Four-mobile, and the touch screen boss fights. The side scrolling sections are pretty bad, the shmup stages are meh, but the touch screen bosses were okay because a good gimmick is fine on occasion. Either tap, swipe, circle, or mash against the different types of attacks the boss dishes out to send them back in his face. The shmup sections could really use a rapid fire button tho... Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer for the Nintendo DS is a side-scrolling action game that differs significantly from its console counterparts. Developed by 7 Studios, the game features 2D platforming levels where players control Mr. Fantastic, Invisible Woman, or The Thing, each with unique abilities used to navigate stages filled with enemies, traps, and switches. Occasionally, the gameplay shifts to vertical shooter segments starring the Human Torch or the Fantasticar, offering a change of pace with flying and blasting action. The game also includes stylus-driven boss battles where players tap, swipe, or draw on the touchscreen to deflect attacks and counter powerful foes. While loosely based on the 2007 movie, much of the game’s content is drawn from the wider Fantastic Four comic universe, including appearances by characters like Super-Skrull and Terrax. The story culminates in a showdown against Silver Surfer and Doctor Doom. The DS version is short, with 20 brief levels that can be completed in under two hours, and its gameplay is often criticized for being repetitive and visually underwhelming. However, the comic-style cutscenes and stylus boss fights add a bit of variety. Collectibles in the form of classic comic covers are unlocked throughout the game. Despite its limited depth and low production values, it may appeal to dedicated Marvel fans or collectors seeking a handheld Fantastic Four experience. Fantastic Four Rise of the Silver Surfer Nintendo DS Full Game Longplay Walkthrough Guide Playthrough All Levels All Bosses Final Boss Ending Super Skrull Galactus Johnny Storm The Thing Invisible Woman Mr. Fantastic Human Torch *any muted scenes are likely due to YouTube's automatic copyright system