Uploaded November 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Of all the things Peter Jackson produced in the mid-2000s, Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie is definitely one. His name is right there. And, let's be honest, it didn't set the world on fire (despite some nifty fire physics). It was a janky, b-tier movie tie-in that was somehow actually better on previous gen consoles. But it was an absolute must play on Xbox 360 for those of us fully engaged with 2005's hottest new gaming trend: achievement hunting.
Join us as we remember the quintessential Double-A, the Xbox 360's first, the bold and weird design decisions that still set it apart, and why the Xbox 360 seemed for a good few years to be utterly unstoppable. Until it derailed itself with Kinect and other nonsense.
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Of all the things Peter Jackson produced in the mid-2000s, Peter Jackson's King Kong: The Official Game of the Movie is definitely one. His name is right there. And, let's be honest, it didn't set the world on fire (despite some nifty fire physics). It was a janky, b-tier movie tie-in that was somehow actually better on previous gen consoles. But it was an absolute must play on Xbox 360 for those of us fully engaged with 2005's hottest new gaming trend: achievement hunting.
Join us as we remember the quintessential Double-A, the Xbox 360's first, the bold and weird design decisions that still set it apart, and why the Xbox 360 seemed for a good few years to be utterly unstoppable. Until it derailed itself with Kinect and other nonsense.
#Eurogamer #Xbox360 #KingKong
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