By Trevor Sheffield The art of the video game/movie tie-in is a long lost one in this day and age. Up until a certain point, if a blockbuster was in cinemas (especially if it was animated), you knew that there would be a video game adaptation rip roaring and ready to go on store shelves. Most of them, however, were garbage made for a quick buck. Case in point, The Incredibles. Released in 2004, the film was among the many animated films of the era that received a home console adaptation to capitalize on its release. Heck, it was one of the few tie-in games that actually got a semi-canonical sequel (The Incredibles: Rise of the Underminer), a rarity in of itself. Cut to FOURTEEN years later, and with Incredibles 2 in theaters, a new game featuring Pixar's first family of superheroes has hit the scene, backed up by a brand new game. However, the blockier format isn’t just a graphical limitation.
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