To mark the cinematic release of The Dark Knight Rises newbreview.com look back on some licensed Batman games from previous console generations. In this video the team looks at Ubisoft's Batman The Animated Series game Batman Vengeance.
Jerry from BagoGames says, "Most licensed games get a bad rap, however there were a few good ones before Batman: Arkham Asylum broke new ground. These are five of them."
i would definitely love to see x-men origins wolverine uncaged come to xbox one backwards compatibility i doubt it will tho
Drew Leachman writes: The From A to Z series lets our editors go back and take a look at games from past generations that are classics, overlooked gems, or just titles they remember fondly. The idea behind this is to pick five games from each letter of the alphabet, once a week to showcase. This delivers 26 weeks and 130 games to talk about. Hopefully it sparks some conversation, and of course plenty of memories.
Our second series will focus on Sony’s sophomore entry into the console business, the PlayStation 2.
Let’s continue with the letter “B”.
Ahmed writes:
"It’s that time of year again. The nights are getting longer, the chill is in the air, the shadows are getting scarier… and that’s the time of the Dark Knight! So, as year 3 of Batman Month begins again, I intend to divulge from my vast knowledge of the Caped Crusader. And to begin, since we’re getting a brand new entry in the popular Arkham game series, we’re going to look at all the good games that Batman has had before. And it’s going to get interesting…"
Missing from the list is Batman Returns for the Sega CD. It can be an honorable mention. the music was really good and the driving levels were pretty cool for the time.
Batman for the Genesis almost was never released outside of Japan. Man i remember those days. Nintendo got sued by Sunsoft and other devs/pubs because they wanted the right to release their wares on competing platforms.
Nintendo had a lock on the industry at the time. Glad that lawsuit went in favor of the devs/pubs as it meant more creative games were made to take advantage of different platforms.
The NES Batman is a great game. Like a lot of NES games, it's very difficult, but it's still really fun to play, even today.
