showing 7 games
| name | publisher(developer) | year arrow_downward | description | |
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| Batman: Vengeance | Ubi Soft | 2001 | Journey the expanses of Gotham City with Batman's supreme agility, devices and supercharged vehicles; on foot, in the air (in the Batwing) and on the streets of Gotham (in the Batmoble) to fight crime and save the city.*** [32]***Join the Caped Crusader as he tries to foil the Joker and other members of Gotham City's underbelly, in Batman Vengeance. With all of the gameplay elements taken from the hit animated show, Batman Vengeance is one of the most stylized games to make its way to the PS2. You'll need to Explore, Fight, Sneak, Decipher, Drive, Pilot, and even battle in massive mid-air free falls in order to defeat the evil forces that plague Gotham City. Along the way you'll have plenty of opportunities to Wield Batarangs, Batgrapples, Flash Bombs, Remote Charges, Batcuffs, Nets, the Batlauncher, Batscope, and more. | labelimagesubject |
| Superman: Shadow of Apokolips | Infogrames (Infogrames Sheffield House) | 2002 | Straight out of the Superman cartoon, comes Superman: Shadow of Apokolips. A fiendish plot, an army of deadly robots threaten earth, and only Superman can save them. The fate of the planet lies in your hands. Darkseid, the most evil being in the galaxy, has enlisted the aid of Lex Luthor in his quest to destroy Superman and take over the world. By providing Luthor with highly-advanced Apokoliptian weapons technology, Darkseid has enabled Metropolis? reigning super villain to create an army of nearly unstoppable Inter-Bot robots packing serious firepower. But realizing that he needs a champion of his own to take down the Last Son of Krypton, Luthor hatches an insidious plan that involves busting malevolent cyborg Metallo out of Strykers Island Prison. It?s too bad, then, that Metallo?s first priority is to eradicate the man he blames for his gruesome transformation from a hired mercenary into hideous cyborg monster?Lex Luthor himself. This mission-based game combines action, puzzles and stealth. The 14 enormous levels, and 25 minutes of cinematics will keep you occupied for a long time. | labelimagesubject |
| Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu | Ubi Soft | 2003 | Sin Tzu, cunning master of strategy and martial arts, makes history as the first Batman character to debut in a video game. To commemorate this event, DC Comics and Warner Bros. have showcased the talents of veteran scriptwriter Flint Dille and renown comic book artist, Jim Lee as Sin Tzu's co-creators and character designers. Battle the evil forces of Gotham City by yourself or with a friend. Two Players can fight the forces of evil as the Dynamic Duo, Batman and Robin; or choose to control Nightwing or Batgirl! Battle Batman's most infamous enemies including Bane, Clayface, Scarecrow and the new formidable foe - Sin Tzu, all appearing for the first time in a videogame. Topple Sin Tzu's soldiers of crime with more than 35 martial arts moves and combos | labelimagesubject |
| Catwoman | Electronic Arts (Electronic Arts UK) | 2004 | Gamers will control Catwoman as they play the movie, utilizing her unique cat-like skills, senses and cunning to defeat her enemies. Boasting incredible acrobatic skills, the video game Catwoman can leap across roofs, run up walls, pounce on prey, utilize unique "cat senses," and avoid enemy bullets with feline grace. In addition, she can use her whip to swing through the air and utilize the fully interactive enviroments to trap or knock her foes unconscious. Catwoman is based upon the DC Comics character. The film and game follow the story of Patience Phillips played by Halle Berry, who is killed after she uncovers a dark secret held by her employers. Brought back to life by a rare Egyptian cat, she becomes Catwoman and sets out to discover the truth about herself and her murderer. The game will take players through numerous levels set in six different locations from the movie, including the jewelery store, the Hedare Factory, and Hedare's mansion and grounds. Gamers will encounter all the key characters from the movie, including three challenging bosses: Armando, Hedare's head bodyguard; Wesley, the evil and twisted Hedare henchman and Laurel Hedare, the beautiful face behind the cosmetics empire. Features: * Play the Film: Featuring Halle Berry, control Catwoman and follow the movie storyline throughout the game. * Toy With The Enemies: Catwoman toys with her enemies, making them run scared, and trapping them by using her tools and the environment around her before defeating them with cat-like grace. * The Power Of The Whip: Catwoman can use her whip to throw or topple objects; smash breakable items; trigger interactive objects remotely; climb, descend and swing from structures; and even rescue herself from incredible 'death falls' in the rooftop levels. * Cat Like Movement: With incredible acrobatic skills, Catwoman will move and jump with feline prowess, leaping across roofs, running up walls, pouncing on prey, and avoiding enemy bullets. * Cat Senses: Players will view the world from a feline point of view and utilize unique cat attributes that allow Catwoman to change the odds to her advantage. These powers enable her to see in the dark (unlike her foes) and hunt her prey by seeing footprints and smelling trails that reveal where they have been and what they have done. Catwoman can also use her Sixth Sense to establish threats around her and even predict what her enemy may do next. * Become A Wild Cat: Unleash Catwoman's "feral" side and move faster, hit harder, and completely dominate her prey. | labelimagesubject |
| Batman Begins | Electronic Arts;Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment (Eurocom) | 2005 | Plunge into Gotham's criminal underworld as the legendary Dark Knight in Batman Begins™. Tear up the streets and rooftops in the Batmobile. Use fear, intellect, and an array of high-tech gadgets to fight the sinister forces threatening the city. From the halls of Arkham Asylum to the alleys of Gotham City to an ancient monastery high in the Himalayas, embrace the darkness in this thrilling interactive companion to director Christopher Nolan's gritty reinvention of the Dark Knight. | labelimageminimize |
| Superman Returns: The Videogame | Electronic Arts (EA Tiburon) | 2006 | labelimageminimize | |
| LEGO Batman | Warner Bros. Interactive (Traveller's Tales) | 2008 | labelimageminimize |
