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The Joker

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Poison Ivy

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Batman is a superhero originally created in 1939 appearing in DC Comics. The character is known as Bruce Wayne who after witnessing the murder of his parents as a child adopts the mask and cape of Batman to fight crime. Batman is a favourite of many generations with countless comic strips, television shows and films being made over the years.

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The Dark Knight.

With the help of Lieutenant Jim Gordon and the committed new District Attorney, Batman sets out to destroy organized crime in Gotham City for good. The campaign initially proves to be effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a rising criminal mastermind known as The Joker (Heath Ledger), who thrusts Gotham into anarchy and forces batman ever closer to crossing the fine line between hero and vigilante.

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Frigid winter winds swept over an already chilled Gotham City. Random street crimes were running at an all-time high, despite the holidays. Down below, in the city's frozen sewers, Oswald Cobblepot, known as The Penguin, planned more mayhem and schemed the take over of the fightened metropolis. His loyal army of missle-packing Penguin Commandos and the bizarre Red Triangle Circus Gang are energized by the evil genius of the web-footed orphan. A desperate call to Batman goes up. Partner with Batman to salvage Gotham City from The Penguin's cold-hearted plot. Guide him in swift, life-like moves from dark alleys to rooftops in vivid scenes based on the hit movie, “Batman Returns”. Control his combat style, and help conduct relentless interrogations of The Penguins many allies. Use the Batcave computer to input clues, analyze evidence, and review enemy bios. You're in charge of weapons, too. Stock Batman's Utility belt with enough heat to match the diverse fighting styles of The Penguin and cold-blooded, sewer-dwelling minions. Gotham City is in trouble.

Batman Returns is a game is for one player only. This is a side scroller game. Most enemies you faced besides bosses died with one or attacks. Bosses went down pretty quick if you had the right power ups. Through out the game you had fire hydrants and boxes for items that Batman usually carries in his utility belt. Some of the items you get are, a bataring heat seeking bataring, bats, which come out of your cape, and smoke bombs. All of these are very useful but most of them will not work on boss enemies. You also get a bat hook like he carried in the movie to get you to higher places that you can not jump to. This is a very useful item and you can also swing on it and kick un suspecting enemies. You really didn't have to fight too many hard bosses in the game, really is a Huge Clown, Cat Woman, a few times, and Penguin and his big Duck Ride.

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The Batman game follows the film's storyline excellently.
Gotham City is the most dangerous city in the world.
It is ruled by violent mobsters, and night is as dangerous as the day. In steps one man.

The graphics in Batman game reflect the talent of the programmers at Sunsoft. Every pixel looks just like it's film counterpart. The Oscar-winning design for Gotham City is well-preserved. The colors for each character are perfect also. Instead of black, Batman is a dark gray. Extreme detail is all over this game.

The Batman. He is making himself known, and cleaning up the city. While he is catching criminals at Axis Chemicals, he accidentally causes Jack Naiper, the right-hand man to Gotham's king Mobster, to fall into a vat of acid. Jack survives, but his appearance has been altered. His skin is now white, hair green, lips blood-red, and his mouth has been forced into a twisted smile. His sanity disappears as well, and he sets out to destroy the entire city. Batman must take the “Joker” down.

The difficulty for this Batman game is just about right. It's easy early on, but later, the jumps and amount of villains makes it the perfect difficulty. You should have the game beaten without too much trouble.
The music fits Batman well, while not sticking to the film's musical score. It's all pulse-pounding, rhythmic tunes that will have you humming in no time. The title screen music is dark, eerie, and appropriate to Batman.

The Dark Knight's Got Game

2008-09-26T18:13:00.000-07:00

EA tries to do Batman justice with its new videogame.

March 17, 2005 - Nothing is more frightening for a comic book fan than the sight of Arnold Schwarzenegger encased in plastic, smoking a cigar and attempting to deliver a deadpan line. Though it's been eight years since Batman & Robin, the scars remains as fresh as the first cut. However, with David Goyer's script and Chris Nolan's direction, it appears those wounds may finally be healed this summer with the release of Batman Begins. Electronic Arts has an even greater stigma to overcome this July -- The videogame adaptation.

If the movie's bad, you can almost guarantee the game will be even worse. And if that game happens to star Batman, well, forget it -- those games almost always suck. Talk about a monumental obstacle to overcome. Fortunately, EA is working with what appears to be a dynamite Dark Knight movie and has assigned former Splinter Cell designers to create a Batman game that may actually kick some ass.

The Shakedown
Batman Begins the videogame loosely follows the movie. That is, rather than going from point-to-point attempting to literally recreate every movie moment, Batman Begins selects the key plot points and extrapolates from there. The major characters are all voiced by their movie counterparts and the game version of Double B stays within the context of a Year One tale. That means no Joker, no Poison Ivy, no other big-name Bats villains outside of Ra's Al Ghul and Scarecrow. Unlike most movie adaptations, BB doesn't throw in a bunch of filler villains to fatten things up. This time around EA's decided to instead make the gameplay broaden the game. Novel concept, eh?

Know Fear
There is one major theme running throughout the new Batman movie: Fear. What is it little Bruce Wayne fears as a child? How does that fear drive him? How does fear affect others? The major villain, The Scarecrow, is an instrument of fear. Criminals are a cowardly lot, but in the comics Batman also fears. Nightmares of his mother's final scream, of pearls scattering across a back alley as a gun erupts wake Bruce Wayne even decades after the incident. Just as the film uses fear as a backdrop, so does Batman Begins the videogame.

Each criminal has a heartbeat that can be heard when targeted. As Batman defeats enemies or performs special actions, an enemy's heart rate increases. Each individual enemy has a fear rating and the entire area has a fear level, which affects that rating. The more Batman does to put the bad guys on edge, the easier it becomes to kick the crap out of them. Some will cower in fear, others may run in horror.

Picture Batman hanging from a rope and snatching up an enemy. His friends are suddenly on edge. Where's Eddie go? Another enemy falls unconscious. Then a gasoline barrel explodes and an awning comes crashing down. A silhouetted form drops from the sky wings spread like a demon. Sound like the comic? It's also in the game. By using his presence, Batman can quickly turn the tide of battle.

Man or Demon?
As the number of unconscious bodies rises and special Fear Events are achieved, Batman's reputation increases. The higher the rep, the more respect Batman garners. Remember, he's still new to Gotham, so at first many think the Bat is just some clown in a rubber suit. An increased rep increases the ethereal nature of Batman. Conversations go from, "You're just a guy in a mask" to "Batman, please don't eat my soul!"

As a Year One tale, it's important to have some sort of reputation function. There aren't many superhero games that allow the character's renown rise. By the end of Batman Begins, the Dark Knight should become a shadowy myth criminals fear without question. Getting Batman to that point is your task as a gamer.

Mayhem in Arkham
Grant Morrison's Arkham Asylum is one of the greatest Batman stories ever told. Batman Begins brings the experience of being trapped in an insane asylum to the forefront. One of the largest levels, Batman must battle his way through guards and mental defectives. Sure, this doesn't have the classic Bat villains seen in Arkham Asylum, but it is an incredible recreation of the famed institution for the criminally insane. Though you may miss out on Poison Ivy and the Joker, there are plenty of head-banging lunatics to mingle with.

Legendary Batman scribe Denny O'Neil claimed this was the best representation of Arkham Asylum he'd ever seen. Believe it.

Outlook
In terms of recreating a Batman worthy of his comics counterpart, EA is definitely on the right track. Just as the SNES The Adventures of Batman & Robin emulated the spirit of the animated series, EA's Batman Begins has captured the essence of the Dark Knight. The use of fear as a primary gameplay device and the ability to use stealth and strategy to take on enemies gives BB an authentic feel. It's still unknown if the gameplay can match the atmosphere, but this is certainly the most faithful Batman game in a decade.

There's quite a bit more going on with Batman Begins. There's combat, stealth and gadgetry as well. However, if you want a more in-depth look at the game mechanics, check out the full preview. If you're looking for more info on the movie, be sure to keep your eyes glued to FilmForce.

Watch as Oldman spills The Dark Knight game details

2008-09-26T18:11:00.000-07:00

Like a Batarang, this story didn't come back – it stuck. We're talking about our original report on G4's interview with actor Gary Oldman, in which he specifically speaks about an upcoming game based on the smash hit movie The Dark Knight. G4 had pulled the video, but, like a boomerang, it's back.

Oldman, who plays the role of Gotham City police lieutenant Jim Gordon in the film, reveals during the interview that he's "seen a tiny little piece of [the game]" and that its developer (rumored to be the now EA-owned Pandemic) is focusing a lot of effort on realistic, seamless gliding sequences. Meanwhile, his interviewer looks more uncomfortable and confused than enthused about the fact that she's sitting across from a film legend. Why so serious?

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People of Gotham City

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Bruce Wayne (Batman)

Bruce Wayne is a very rich man, who resides in Wayne Manor, on the outskirts of Gotham City. Wayne is the owner of Wayne Enterprises, a very large and successful company. Bruce's parents were killed by a mugger when Bruce was six, and the money that his parents' had was placed in trust, eventually becoming worth a lot. Bruce decided that no one should have to lose their loved ones to crime, and became Batman. During the day, however, Bruce effectively fools people into thinking that he is a rich, stupid fop.

Tim Drake (Robin)

Tim is Robin, a pretty-cool fifteen year-old. Tim's mother was killed some time ago, and his father Jack was a pretty sick guy until very recently. Mrs. McIlvaine is the housekeeper at the Drake home, and Dana is Jack Drake's newest love interest. Tim is always trying to hide his "other self" from Jack and Mrs. McIlvaine, and from his girlfriend, Ariana. Ariana recently underwent a crisis of her own (and Robin's, too), as her family was moving away from Gotham. However, Bruce Wayne purchased the store for far more than it was worth, so the family opened a new store elsewhere. Now Tim has Ariana going to his school (Gotham Heights).

Dick Grayson (Nightwing)

Dick has just returned to Gotham. After being found by Alfred, Dick returned, and then undertook a mission of great importance to himself: the discovery of what really happened to his parents. After undergoing an arduous journey (which included a new love interest, Miggy) Dick discovered that his parents were in fact killed to set an example by a protection racket.

Dick now lives in Blüdhaven. He moved to get away from Bruce/Batman, and to strike out on his own. Mostly, I think it was an attempt to stop the comparisons between himself and Batman. Blüdhaven seemed like a lost cause, so it provided a good challenge. Dick is living in a dump of an apartment, and is working at a police bar (hoping to catch some good tips) as a bartender.

Jean Paul Valley (Azrael)

Jean Paul Valley, son of Ludovic Valley, was a computer science graduate student at Gotham University. One night his father appeared at his door, dressed in a strange costume, dying of gunshot wounds. He begged Jean Paul to strip him and leave him in an alley, and to open "that box I gave you." Jean Paul travelled to Europe, and there he found out that he had been trained since he was young to assume the role of Azrael, the Avenging Angel. Jean Paul, as Azrael, saved the life of Bruce Wayne, so Wayne gave Valley a job with Wayne Enterprises. Jean Paul began training with Robin to override the assassination "Program" and to turn himself into a protege of Batman. After Bane broke Batman, Jean Paul took over as Batman. He has since lost that role, and is back to being Azrael. Check out the Azrael Home Page.

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[Alfred]Alfred Pennyworth

Alfred Pennyworth is the butler at Wayne Manor. Alfred knows the identity of Batman, as well as those of the Robins. Alfred has just returned to the employ of Bruce Wayne, thanks in part to the efforts of Nightwing (read Nightwing: Alfred's Return). In Batman, Alfred returned in issue #521. Alfred play an important role in the Batman mythos; Alfred looks after so many details of Bruce Wayne's life so that Bruce can focus on Batman. Alfred also serves as Batman's closest friend and confidant - it keeps Batman from going off the deep end, as well as sound out his theories. Alfred is the rock of stability in the otherwise dynamic life of the Dark Knight. Alfred's training as a field medic also allows him to heal Batman after his evening forays.

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Harold

Harold is a little fellow that Batman picked up some time ago, who was a former employee of the Penguin. Harold is a genius when it comes to developing new gizmos for Batman. I believe he also helped design and build the new Batmobile. Harold biggest friend seems to be Ace, a dog. Harold disappeared during the KnightQuest: The Crusade storyline, and except for a short story in The Batman Chronicles he hasn't appeared back in regular continuity.

Armand Krol

The current mayor of Gotham City, Mayor Krol is a real sleaze. Krol hated the Batman, until he saved his sorry excuse for a life after the Joker and Scarecrow took control of him (during Knightfall). Krol then supported Batman's actions, and urged Jim Gordon to both utilize Batman, and to change the G.C.P.D. to accept Batman's methods. Eventually, Gordon was demoted from the position of Commissioner by Krol, to be replaced by Jim's wife, Sarah (Essen) Gordon.

Krol recently lost the mayoral election for Gotham to Marion Grange. To gain some revenge over Gotham, he replaced Police Commissioner Sarah Gordon with Andy Howe, a worthless, dim-witted lawyer. However, Krol was one of the first citizens of Gotham to succumb to the Clench (the second time around, during Legacy).

Marion Grange

The mayor-elect of Gotham, Marion Grange is the former District Attorney. Marion has moved Sarah Gordon to be the liaison between her office and the Gotham City Police Department. Grange has also replaced Andy Howe with Jim Gordon as police commissioner.

Lucius Fox

Lucius Fox is the man who runs WayneCorp. Because Bruce plays a fop and utter airhead, and because he's too busy being Batman, he needs someone to run his businesses for him. Lucius does this, and even though he knows that Bruce isn't the idiot he pretends to be, he does not know that Bruce is Batman. Batman recently saved Lucius' life, when The Cypher was about to kill him in order to gain access to a top-secret government project that WayneTech was working on.

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Sarah (Essen) Gordon

Sarah is the wife of Jim Gordon. She was promoted to the position of Police Commissioner after Jim Gordon refused to accept Batman's help (during KnightQuest). She then accepted Marion Grange's offer to be the liason between Grange's office and the GCPD. During all this time, Sarah and Jim were separated, although they have since reconciliated their differences and are living together again.

[Bullock]Sargeant Harvey Bullock

Bullock is a doughnut-eating cop who is always on the scene of the newest crimes in Gotham. Harv was injured in the line of duty, and spent some time in the hospital. He then dated one of his nurses, until she was killed when someone tried to mug her and Bullock during a date. Harv is usually seen in the company of his partner, Detective Renee Montoya. Bullock and Montoya were featured during the recent miniseries Batman: GCPD

Detective Renee Montoya

Renee Montoya is an excellent officer, who believes very much in the Batman's actions. I think she realizes that the police have no chance to stop crime like Batman does. Montoya's convictions were badly shaken when AzBats took over, utilizing methods that were unacceptable. Renee had a new man in her life, Johnny, until he succumbed to The Clench during Contagion.

Detective MacKenzie "Hardback" Bock

Called Hardback because of his avid reading, Bock is well informed about Gotham and its citizens.

[Jim Gordon]Commissioner James Gordon

Jim Gordon first met Batman when he was a lieutenant on the Gotham City Police (Year One). Gordon, a former Chicago cop, provided information to the Batman, allowing Batman to capture criminals. Gordon eventually became the Police Commissioner, and stayed at that post until recently. After Knightfall, Gordon no longer trusted the Batman, due to the changes that occurred as Jean Paul Valley took over as Batman. Gordon would no longer "use" Batman, although Mayor Krol wanted him to, in order to ensure his re-election. Krol replaced Jim Gordon with Sarah Gordon, who is Jim's second wife. They became estranged, as Jim didn't like this change, because Sarah, who formerly did not like Batman, agreed to use him for the Mayor. Then Jim resigned as a police officer and Sarah became the commissioner. Jim did enter the mayoral race, but eventually put his support behind Marion Grange. Bruce Wayne told Gordon that he was going to support Marion Grange in her bid for mayor, as long as she puts Jim Gordon back in the Commissioner's Office. Grange did this. Gordon was recently featured in the miniseries Batman: Gordon's Law.

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Christian Bale ... Bruce Wayne / Batman

Heath Ledger ... The Joker

Aaron Eckhart ... Harvey Dent / Two-Face

Michael Caine ... Alfred

Maggie Gyllenhaal ... Rachel Dawes

Gary Oldman ... Det. Lt. James Gordon

Morgan Freeman ... Lucius Fox

Monique Curnen ... Det. Anna Ramirez (as Monique Gabriela Curnen)
Ron Dean ... Detective Wuertz

Cillian Murphy ... Scarecrow

Chin Han ... Lau

Nestor Carbonell ... Mayor Anthony Garcia

Eric Roberts ... Salvatore Maroni

Ritchie Coster ... The Chechen

Anthony Michael Hall ... Mike Engel

Keith Szarabajka ... Detective Stephens

Colin McFarlane ... Commissioner Gillian B. Loeb

Joshua Harto ... Coleman Reese

Melinda McGraw ... Barbara Gordon

Nathan Gamble ... James Gordon Jr.

Michael Vieau ... Al Rossi
Michael Stoyanov ... Dopey
William Smillie ... Happy
Danny Goldring ... Grumpy

Michael Jai White ... Gambol

Matthew O'Neill ... Chuckles

William Fichtner ... Bank Manager

Olumiji Olawumi ... Drug Dealer

Gregory Beam ... Drug Buyer
Erik Hellman ... Junkie

Beatrice Rosen ... Natascha
Vincenzo Nicoli ... Crime Boss

Edison Chen ... LSI VP
Nydia Rodriguez Terracina ... Judge Surrillo

Andy Luther ... Brian
James Farruggio ... Man No. 1

Tom McElroy ... Man No. 2
Will Zahrn ... Assistant DA

James Fierro ... Thug at Party
Patrick Leahy ... Unintimidated Gentleman at Party

Sam Derence ... Male Guest
Jennifer Knox ... Female Guest
Patrick Clear ... Judge Freel

Sarah Jayne Dunn ... Maroni's Mistress

Chucky Venice ... Gambol's Bodyguard #1 (as Chucky Venn)

Winston Ellis ... Gambol's Bodyguard #2

David Dastmalchian ... Joker's Thug
Sophia Hinshelwood ... Reporter
Keith Kupferer ... Heckler

Joseph Luis Caballero ... Cop Heckler
Richard Dillane ... Acting Commissioner

Daryl Satcher ... Officer at Intersection

Chris Petschler ... Convoy Leader
Aidan Feore ... Fat Thug
Philip Bulcock ... Detective Murphy
Paul Birchard ... Cop with Fat Thug

Walter Lewis ... Medic
Vincent Riotta ... Cop at 250 52nd St.
Nancy Crane ... Nurse
K. Todd Freeman ... Polk

Matt Shallenberger ... Officer Berg
Michael Andrew Gorman ... Cop at Hospital
Lanny Lutz ... Bartender
Peter Defaria ... Civilian

Matt Rippy ... First Mate
Andrew Bicknell ... Prison Ferry Pilot
Ariyon Bakare ... Guard Commander

Doug Ballard ... Businessman
Helene Wilson ... Mother

Tommy Campbell ... Passenger #1
Craig Heaney ... Passenger #2
Lorna Gayle ... Passenger #3
Lisa McAllister ... Passenger #4
Peter Brooke ... Passenger #5

Joshua Rollins ... SWAT Sniper

Dale Rivera ... SWAT Leader

Matthew Leitch ... Prisoner on Ferry

Tommy 'Tiny' Lister ... Tattooed Prisoner
Thomas Gaitsch ... Reporter #3
William Armstrong ... Evans

Adam Kalesperis ... Honor Guard Man
Tristan Tait ... Uniform Cop

Bronson Webb ... Bounty Hunter #1
David Ajala ... Bounty Hunter #2
Gertrude Kyles ... Fox's Secretary

Jonathan Ryland ... Passenger Ferry Pilot
James Scales ... Guardsman
Nigel Carrington ... Warden
Ian Pirie ... Corrections Officer
Lateef Lovejoy ... Prisoner #1
Grahame Edwards ... Prisoner #2
Roger Monk ... Prisoner #3
Ronan Summers ... Prison Corrections Officer #2
Wai Wong ... Hong Kong Detective
Michael Corey Foster ... Honor Guard Leader
Hannah Gunn ... Gordon's Daughter
Brandon Lambdin ... Armored Car SWAT

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The Dark Knight (2008) synopsis

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The follow-up to the action hit "Batman Begins," "The Dark Knight" reunites director Christopher Nolan and star Christian Bale, who reprises the role of Batman/Bruce Wayne in his continuing war on crime.

With the help of Lieutenant Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to destroy organized crime in Gotham for good. The triumvirate proves to be effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a rising criminal mastermind known as the Joker, who thrusts Gotham into anarchy and forces the Dark Knight ever closer to crossing the fine line between hero and vigilante.

Academy Award nominee Heath Ledger ("Brokeback Mountain") stars as arch-villain The Joker, and Aaron Eckhart plays District Attorney Harvey Dent. Maggie Gyllenhaal joins the cast in the role of Rachel Dawes. Returning from "Batman Begins" are Gary Oldman as Lieutenant Jim Gordon; Oscar winner Michael Caine ("The Cider House Rules") as Alfred; and Oscar winner Morgan Freeman ("Million Dollar Baby") as Lucius Fox.

Warner Bros. Pictures presents, in association with Legendary Pictures, a Syncopy Production, a Christopher Nolan film, "The Dark Knight." Nolan directed the film from a screenplay written by Jonathan Nolan and Christopher Nolan, story by Christopher Nolan & David S. Goyer. Charles Roven, Emma Thomas and Christopher Nolan are the producers, with Benjamin Melniker, Michael E. Uslan, Kevin De La Noy and Thomas Tull serving as executive producers. "The Dark Knight" is based upon characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics. Batman was created by Bob Kane.

(from movieweb)