Batman: Arkham Knight is upon us, so Bagogames decided to take a look at an earlier Batman game.
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With the latest Batman movie out we thought it prudent to review some of the other well known past performances of the Dark Knight. He has for years appeared on multiple console and game systems. While some titles were less than good some were downright bad and others were awesome.
Batman has done nothing but improve over time. From films to current games it has done nothing but get better which is great.
But don't you agree that the Batman game's didn't really improve until Rocksteady took the healm with Asylum and City?
Yes, I never really played any of the earlier Batman games but I own both Arkham games and love them dearly.
Hopefully the success of the batman series will pave the way for more succesfull superhero games such as spider man or thor or other games like that because the movies are really good but usually their game adaptations are below par.
I agree wholeheartedly! Both Arkham Asylum games were just wonderful and such a joy to play! I usually don't bother with movie adaptation games, one game that I remember was The Amazing Spiderman on the original Xbox. It was very good and I have some great childhood memories playing it. Other than that I can't really think of a good game adaptation from a movie.
I rather not have more superhero games. We have enough superhero movies. We don't need the video game market flooding with them.
You should all search the internet for a copy of Batman: Dark Tomorrow. It really is a special kind of terrible
Batman: Arkham Asylum," comes out today, and if the demos are any indication, there's a good chance that the story of Batman locked up in Arkham Asylum with a bunch of inmates that need their faces kicked will be the best Batman game ever. But it's certainly not alone: Over the past 23 years, there have been nineteen different games starring the Dark Knight.
Batman: The Animated Series really did a lot for DC. Harley Quinn, multiple video games, and movies.
Yeah I wish Batman Beyond was still around!
I couldn't stand this one back in the day. There was this rooftop oriented battle, think it was a boss fight, I couldn't stand.
Such a drag to get through.
All these old games have their troublesome issues!