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Batman
published and developed by Sunsoft in 1989-12-22, running on Nintendo Entertainment System
type: beat 'em up, platformer
genre: Tie-In, Cartoon
perspective: side view
display: raster
player options: single player
languages: eng, jpn
user score: 4.2/5
user flags: 2 1 1 1

Tags
Hardware
stereo

Authors:
Keiichi Suzuki (programing)
Hiro Kun (programing)
Zap Yuichi (programing)
Kazutomo Mori 'Kaz' (designer)
S. P. Taka (designer)
Yoshiaki Iwata [Iwata Kun] (designer)
Noriko Sakai [Sakai Noriko] (designer)
Tadashi Kojima 'Tadashi' (designer)
Nobuyuki Hara [Nobuyuki Kun] (music)
Naoki Kodaka [Kodaka San] (music)
Don Gavacho (special thanks)
N. M (special thanks)
Tomy (special thanks)
Mieko San (special thanks)
Paul San (special thanks)
Sunsoft (presented by)


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NES-B4-? released December 22, 1989 in Japan
NES-B4-USA released February 1990 in the United States
NES-B4- released September 14, 1990 in European regions
1 player only.

Corresponding to the 1989 Batman film (staring Michael Keaton, Jack Nicholson, Kim Basinger, directed by Tim Burton); It vaguely references the movie, having the same main characters, locations, and the threat of the Joker distributing toxic nerve gas. It is 5 levels of super hero beatings and utility belt mayhem. The game is notable for Batman's ability to wall kick, an uncommon action in platformers of the day.
Zerothis - # 2009-03-20 08:48:08

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