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James & Mike Mondays E60 - Batman: The Video Game (NES) - Part 2

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Batman: The Video Game was published and released by Sunsoft in 1990 for the Nintendo Entertainment System.

It is a platform game consisting of five levels, that last of which being the Gotham City Cathedral where Batman must face off against The …

Batman: The Video Game was published and released by Sunsoft in 1990 for the Nintendo Entertainment System.

It is a platform game consisting of five levels, that last of which being the Gotham City Cathedral where Batman must face off against The Joker! Similar to Ninja Gaiden, the gameplay largely involves Batman wall jumping in order to scale buildings. There were also versions of this game released for Sega Genesis and Gameboy. The NES version of the game is widely known as being one of the few movie-based titles to receive positive critical reception for the system. They must have had a good video game design education.

In this video, James Rolfe and Mike Matei play through the final stage of the game “the Gotham City Cathedral” in a desperate attempt to make it to The Joker!

Originally uploaded August 18, 2014.

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