Creating a 3d open world on Psx hardware before gta 3, was really ambitious. This and Driver was mind blowing to see, back In the day. It's flawed and really janky, but It's still one heck a technical feat.
I remember playing this when it came out, never got far since it was really janky and hard to know what to do. Didn't know much english back then, but it was interesting and impressive. The city felt massive.
Silent hill Urbam kaos..fueron juegos co. su mundo abierto en cierto modo.Esta B&R fue demasiado lejos por lo dificil de sus puzzles y el control .Es uno de los juegos que aun juego en Ps2 y Ps3.mas de 23 años y es inposible de completar.siempre encuentro algo nuevo como la radio de policia que usa baterias..etc.Un gran juego.
And yet, this got a really low score from critics, go figure..... It's like game critics don't know how to recognize a game achievement, unless is a game the person playing actually likes
Yeah it's amazing what game developers had to do to make games work on the hardware. A lot of them had to "hack" the hardware to make the games run on them.
Im 26 and had no clue this existed. It looks janky even for that era but the fact they manage to create a 3D openworld sandbox Batman Game with 3 characters and a playable Batmobile on PS1 in freaking 1998, 3 years before GTA3, 13 years before Arkham City, and 17 years before Arkham Knight is very impressive. If this game had more development time, it could have been another Goldeneye. Im not even sure if PS1 was designed for 3D Open World games but Props to Probe for this technical feat.
Ci ho giocato e da fan di Batman è molto deludente. Puoi girare per la città come vice city però senza sparare, uccidere e rubare macchine. Hahahaha. Molto meglio dark city
No It didnt. This game was a huge disappointment at the time. And now after just playing spiderman 2 and then going back and looking at this game was a cringe to watch.
@@bryanlane5945 well, the concept is way too much ahead of its time, that does affect gameplay, controls arent the best and you may feel confused navigating the map, but overwall is pretty fun for checking out an old Batman concept like this in the 2000s
Open world Gotham City, gliding, driving the Batmobile, multiple gadgets, hidden rooms, ventilation shafts. This was Batman: Arkham Knight before Batman: Arkham Knight.
I thought i was the only 1 to be scared of this game😅 im 32 and i used to play it. I still havent gotten used to tge sound effects scaring me back then especially the alarms. And i havent cleared this game yet. Ive only beaten Mr. Freeze. Still driving around getting out of the car entering buildings and beating thugs was so much here then in gta. Yes graphics and all but id say this is timeless. I still enjoy playing this
@@Balmighty7 i once played resident evil 3 when i was a kid one mission when nemisis jumps you from the window i threw the controller and never played anything horror until this day
It's 2023 and I didn't know about this version. I thought it was the same as PC, a 2D scroll game. I was shocked about this 3D world with those graphics and I really enjoyed this gameplay. PSX was one hell of a console in some ways and developers did a great job on PSX and PS2 for ages.
Never stop to admire ps1 games. It destroys most of modern mobile games by world detaling, animations, physics, original plot delivery. You feel full efficiency of gaming experience.
*Man... When you talk about "open world" in games, people already think of GTA. But very few know about this open-world BATMAN game. Even though it is based on a crude movie, the game is still very good. I had the pleasure of playing as a kid, I enjoyed playing with Batgirl (In this game, you can play with the three protagonists of the film: Batman, Robin and Batgirl). Good times.*
This game made me a huge fan of Frosty, who was Mr. Freeze's sidekick in this game. You can see him at the 32:53 mark. Sure, he might have been a Captain Cold rip-off, but it was such an intriguing character. I used to have his action figure (somehow I lost it in a move) and he was called "Frostbite". For Halloween 1998 my Mom made a homemade costume for him. In the movie, he was the guy always saying "Uh, yeah boss..." but in the game, they made Frosty more important than Mr. Freeze because of how many times you fought Frosty. His backstory was interesting too. He was a professional hockey player that had a failed career by the time he reached the big leagues, not scoring goals much and getting too many times into the penalty box. Before his hockey days, he was known for committing petty theft crimes. After failing his professional career being a laughing stock, he became a "murderer in cold blood" with a "bad mask", as his wanted poster clue in the game said & other clue descriptions of them. Loved to kill people to rob them, and pull off big heists. Besides his wanted poster, there's one series of clues where you put together pieces of surveillance camera reveals a photo of him standing at Snowy Cones, a picture of him and Freeze together, as well pieces to modem where Frosty tried to research a computer store's opening hours. The modem still had in its cache an audio recording of the "Ram World" computer store of its opening hours. Some of the clues are also hand-written messages to Freeze written very neatly in blue ink (showing his orderliness), while Freeze's messages to Frosty are written in sloppy black ink. So in a sense, Frosty was a money-driven killer with a hockey gimmick, trying to restore his public "fame" but in a bad way. So with that, it was only natural for Mr. Freeze to hire him as his sidekick, which Frosty sought fame, power, and cash. In the movie Frosty's actor was Joe Sabatino, and because Frosty isn't given a real name in any of the clues (at least in my multiple playthroughs), I consider Joe Sabatino to be Frosty's name, hehe.
I know everyone hated the movie, but I loved the comedy tone, it felt like Batman finally embraced who he was and got a bit chill about it, also it felt like the Burton saga finale.
I see what you mean. Batman having some comedy to him I've always enjoyed. I don't think the character needs to be so serious all the time. Him being laid back shows his experience. Wish Batman fans saw it more like you do.
This game have it's issues but OMG,talk about a Masterpiece of programming,that scale of environment running on a PS1 hardware,that gorgeous graphics and atmosphere,that game is the Read Dead Redemption 2 of it's time!
Yea I'm 26 and just found out about this game on Wiki. It's very impressive even with all its setbacks. I don't even think PS1 was designed for this type of processing. I'm hoping when GTA6 drops in 2025, it will match this type of impressive technical measurement on limited hardware. Imagine how giant that world is gonna be. I'm starting to love Open World games as saturated as the genre has become.
Uuuu... que recuerdos. Lo jugaba cuando era pequeño, nunca sabia que hacer 😂😂. Pero me molaba mucho poder jugar con los tres personajes, siempre me ponía a dar vueltas en la moto 😂😂😂.
Yeah, same 💯 I didn’t even understand where to go and what to do, but i just enjoyed exploring the open world 😂 This game was way too difficult for a 8 year old child))
People probably never knew this, but when you find pieces of the map, you can actually combine them with the map to compare them to see where the crime is gonna take place at
The story is getting really intense. I love the strategic gameplay. The multiplayer mode is so much fun! Thanks for sharing this game with us! Definitely going to play more!
THIS IS OUTSTANDING BRO!!! For a ps1 game to have this level of creativity and push the videogame so forward It Is awesome In all the levels, nowadays companies don't even try tbh...
I remember playing this back in the day and being terrified of Mr. Freeze because unlike the film where he's a complete bafoon in this he's legitimately scary especially the game over screen. Gave me nightmares for years
This game was so ahead of its time, I remember playing this when I was about 15 and this game was solid to play I think I got bored halfway through it though, because it was so technical.
Big Batman fan as a kid the fact you could drive his car around in these days was amazing this game was ahead of its time it never got the respect it should have.
Grandioso videojuego!. Muy adelantado técnicamente, era difícil para un niño, pero amaba sus gráficos, soundtrack y me encantaba recorrer la ciudad en el batimovil, que hermoso era el catálogo del playstation one ,saludos desde Chile🇨🇱👍🏻
This game was so amazing for its visuals, music and atmosphere when it came out. The gameplay was a bit unfriendly to the beginner though. but overall a totally underrated batman game.
As a kid, I was like "Where do I go after the museum?...". The rest of the game, I literally had no idea what to do, or, where to go, afterwards because I never got a clue as to what you had to deal with, next.
I think you had to drive around Gotham and hope that you find police cars, those cars meant a crime scene was close by and there were always clues around crime scenes that let you know where the heck to go next lol.
@@MisterX867- I thought that would help just by driving around Gotham City & collecting clues/health/etc., but, that didn't really work out for me. In theory, I was like "The more police cars I see, the more it's gonna help out...". In practice, it didn't work.
I imagine what it was like when this game was released, how to find out the right paths or what to do in the game, because there were no tips on what to do
I was one of them, it was in August 1998. I bought the strategy guide on the same day because that was literally the *_only_* way to know what to do, what clues to find, what walls to break, how to easily kill bosses, etc. GameFAQs or Acclaim's site didn't have much either. To this day, it's almost like the game being this confusing was a sales gimmick to make money selling guides. My Uncle felt the same way about the Zelda NES games. As for the bosses being easy to kill, the strategy guide recommended you to stock up on aerial/vine/polar missiles, shoot them at the boss, and then keep kicking them when they are down. Tear gas bombs work well too and the brass knuckles can (oddly) do more kick damage. So throughout the whole game, I made sure I had 10 tear gas bombs, 10 aerial attack missles, 10 vine slicing missiles, 10 polar assault missles, and 10 bat tazers. That's 50 of each and it became *_extremely_* useful for me by "Day 3", especially with all of the annoying hockeymen. You could easily get missles in the Westside Station (aerial), Axis Chemicals (vine), Ice Rink (polar), and the computer store (tasers). Without those, there would have been absolutely no way for me to kill all of the bosses and the hockeymen, because the fighting combos for me barely work & the bosses block me a lot.
@@mariokart8715 A guide did indeed exist and it was very obscure, and I still have mine. It was published by Prima and written by Nick Roberts, looking at it right now.
wow... this game slipped by me in 98, it is amazing... you just cant beat seeing that 32bit look and vibrant colours for the first time ever in gaming...
Для 98 года, это прорыв в гейминге. Пробовал сегодня русскую версию, сложно. Неудобное управление. О ней узнал только вчера. Необходим ей ремастер. Задумка супер. Еще есть бетмен begins на геймкубе и др (на сплинтер селл похож). Надо попробовать сыграть
Hey! Awesome upload. Playing this game for the first time and its been so helpful for getting through it. Does anyone know what happens if you fail a mission? I was in the Gliterrati and I don't think I beat Mr. Freeze in time because he escaped and I got a bad headline. I've successfully beaten the other areas but does anyone know if I'll be able to retry this mission on another day. Is it necessary to complete all the robbery locations to beat the game? Can't find an answer anywhere online.
*honestly my only complaint is the kicking only part with a lack of a stepping dodge. The various vehicles Free roaming on ps1 without it being a driving only game really impressed me.* I see it borrowed a lot from other games but that's ok. I wonder if it would have worked better refining the side scrolling of batman forever on snes to work with this one for interiors. Well, this was interesting and entertaining. Definitely had to be fun driving, maybe not that fun fighting lol. Buy it was fun seeing this. Thank you for the upload. Thankfully we have the perfect batman game, arkham knight that only left us wanting more like more vehicles and usage of the batcave.
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Creating a 3d open world on Psx hardware before gta 3, was really ambitious. This and Driver was mind blowing to see, back In the day. It's flawed and really janky, but It's still one heck a technical feat.
I remember playing this when it came out, never got far since it was really janky and hard to know what to do. Didn't know much english back then, but it was interesting and impressive. The city felt massive.
Its like a batman Arkham demake
Silent hill Urbam kaos..fueron juegos co. su mundo abierto en cierto modo.Esta B&R fue demasiado lejos por lo dificil de sus puzzles y el control .Es uno de los juegos que aun juego en Ps2 y Ps3.mas de 23 años y es inposible de completar.siempre encuentro algo nuevo como la radio de policia que usa baterias..etc.Un gran juego.
And yet, this got a really low score from critics, go figure..... It's like game critics don't know how to recognize a game achievement, unless is a game the person playing actually likes
Yeah it's amazing what game developers had to do to make games work on the hardware. A lot of them had to "hack" the hardware to make the games run on them.
Can we just take a moment to appreciate that beautiful PS1 startup music?
Man hell yesss lol
Love it
Frutiger Aero
Iconic
There has yet to be a better sounding start up. I love my Xbox, but it doesn't even come close to sounding this good.
Im 26 and had no clue this existed. It looks janky even for that era but the fact they manage to create a 3D openworld sandbox Batman Game with 3 characters and a playable Batmobile on PS1 in freaking 1998, 3 years before GTA3, 13 years before Arkham City, and 17 years before Arkham Knight is very impressive. If this game had more development time, it could have been another Goldeneye. Im not even sure if PS1 was designed for 3D Open World games but Props to Probe for this technical feat.
Same I’m like this was a game
We need a remastered version
I agree I’m 33 and I must have mistaken this one for the sega one that was just unplayable
Driver 1-2 were open world and better than Batman and Robin
Ci ho giocato e da fan di Batman è molto deludente. Puoi girare per la città come vice city però senza sparare, uccidere e rubare macchine. Hahahaha. Molto meglio dark city
this game feels so ahead of its time
Too much for the PSx .....
No It didnt. This game was a huge disappointment at the time. And now after just playing spiderman 2 and then going back and looking at this game was a cringe to watch.
@@bryanlane5945spiderman 2 for ps1?
@@canontheory Don't mind him. He's a moron.
@@bryanlane5945 well, the concept is way too much ahead of its time, that does affect gameplay, controls arent the best and you may feel confused navigating the map, but overwall is pretty fun for checking out an old Batman concept like this in the 2000s
Open world Gotham City, gliding, driving the Batmobile, multiple gadgets, hidden rooms, ventilation shafts. This was Batman: Arkham Knight before Batman: Arkham Knight.
Only the gameplay in this game is trash
The Atari version of Arkham series
Oh yeah, except only it's pure garbage.
Came to write this same thing lol
I wish someone could hack the iso/write a patch to change tank controls to 360 and to target and highlight enemies.
At least there is one achievement, this legitimatey birthed the open world genre of video games.
Urban chaos did too
Urban Chaos was underrated
No it didn't. GTA 1, 2, London and Urban Chaos did.
Or Zelda Ocarina Of Time..
@@hoodiemuzikgroup or Crystalis
I am 34 yrs old i used to play this game on my ps1 never finished it and used to be scared of it
I thought i was the only 1 to be scared of this game😅 im 32 and i used to play it. I still havent gotten used to tge sound effects scaring me back then especially the alarms. And i havent cleared this game yet. Ive only beaten Mr. Freeze. Still driving around getting out of the car entering buildings and beating thugs was so much here then in gta. Yes graphics and all but id say this is timeless. I still enjoy playing this
Hahahaha I still haven’t played any resident evil games along with this
@@Balmighty7 i once played resident evil 3 when i was a kid one mission when nemisis jumps you from the window i threw the controller and never played anything horror until this day
Here I'am ... another person scared by this game. I used to play the entire time without leaving the batcave hahaha
@@mohammadalhulli 😂😂😂😂 I’m gonna play my first one this weekend pray for me bro
As a kid, I was creeped out by the character style of credits of this game. Still creeps me out up to this day
When that blue character showed up in those credits at 5:07:54 , me and my friends really freaked out!
Sure did!
It's 2023 and I didn't know about this version. I thought it was the same as PC, a 2D scroll game. I was shocked about this 3D world with those graphics and I really enjoyed this gameplay. PSX was one hell of a console in some ways and developers did a great job on PSX and PS2 for ages.
Never stop to admire ps1 games. It destroys most of modern mobile games by world detaling, animations, physics, original plot delivery. You feel full efficiency of gaming experience.
I still play PS1 and other console old games, they're better than most new games XD
I still think the graphics are classically beautiful. I can appreciate it just as much as a PS5 game
@@LRon-ef7niHaha. Hahaha. Hahahahahaha
@@adriantrusca1245 art buddy. It’s subjective.
And you can just turn it on and play. No stupid installation, no stupid updates, no stupid PSN requirements
*Man... When you talk about "open world" in games, people already think of GTA. But very few know about this open-world BATMAN game. Even though it is based on a crude movie, the game is still very good. I had the pleasure of playing as a kid, I enjoyed playing with Batgirl (In this game, you can play with the three protagonists of the film: Batman, Robin and Batgirl). Good times.*
Absolutely true,and people don't know nothing at all,let's say the true here.
There are two types of people in this world. Those who like batman & Robin, and those who are wrong.
Batman and robin logo looks still pretty cool
I’m 25 and use to play this on the ps1 as a kid good memories man
One of the hardest game for me as a kid
I’m 34 and played this as kid🤔
At what age? You’re too young @tekiu
this game is older than you are
My dad gave me his ps1 whenever the 2 came out and this was one of the games he had I use to sit around and play it for hours
Good old days.. thank you 😊
This game made me a huge fan of Frosty, who was Mr. Freeze's sidekick in this game. You can see him at the 32:53 mark. Sure, he might have been a Captain Cold rip-off, but it was such an intriguing character. I used to have his action figure (somehow I lost it in a move) and he was called "Frostbite". For Halloween 1998 my Mom made a homemade costume for him. In the movie, he was the guy always saying "Uh, yeah boss..." but in the game, they made Frosty more important than Mr. Freeze because of how many times you fought Frosty.
His backstory was interesting too. He was a professional hockey player that had a failed career by the time he reached the big leagues, not scoring goals much and getting too many times into the penalty box. Before his hockey days, he was known for committing petty theft crimes. After failing his professional career being a laughing stock, he became a "murderer in cold blood" with a "bad mask", as his wanted poster clue in the game said & other clue descriptions of them. Loved to kill people to rob them, and pull off big heists.
Besides his wanted poster, there's one series of clues where you put together pieces of surveillance camera reveals a photo of him standing at Snowy Cones, a picture of him and Freeze together, as well pieces to modem where Frosty tried to research a computer store's opening hours. The modem still had in its cache an audio recording of the "Ram World" computer store of its opening hours. Some of the clues are also hand-written messages to Freeze written very neatly in blue ink (showing his orderliness), while Freeze's messages to Frosty are written in sloppy black ink.
So in a sense, Frosty was a money-driven killer with a hockey gimmick, trying to restore his public "fame" but in a bad way. So with that, it was only natural for Mr. Freeze to hire him as his sidekick, which Frosty sought fame, power, and cash.
In the movie Frosty's actor was Joe Sabatino, and because Frosty isn't given a real name in any of the clues (at least in my multiple playthroughs), I consider Joe Sabatino to be Frosty's name, hehe.
Thank you for this! My childhood was amazing! What a game (for that time)
absolutely everything in this game is a very pleasant memory
I recently was gifted a ps2 slim along with tons of games including this one im grateful for our past gen consoles and games for paving the way 🎉
My favorite game ... but honestly this is batman first 3d open world ... since 26 years ... ps1 iconic ...
These sounds are memories
So much nostalgia watching this, the 90s was a great time growing up
I know everyone hated the movie, but I loved the comedy tone, it felt like Batman finally embraced who he was and got a bit chill about it, also it felt like the Burton saga finale.
The 60s series with Adam West also had that comedy tone. It wasnt something new
I know, but it was new in that saga, felt like character development in my opinion.
I see what you mean. Batman having some comedy to him I've always enjoyed. I don't think the character needs to be so serious all the time. Him being laid back shows his experience. Wish Batman fans saw it more like you do.
This game have it's issues but OMG,talk about a Masterpiece of programming,that scale of environment running on a PS1 hardware,that gorgeous graphics and atmosphere,that game is the Read Dead Redemption 2 of it's time!
Yea I'm 26 and just found out about this game on Wiki. It's very impressive even with all its setbacks. I don't even think PS1 was designed for this type of processing. I'm hoping when GTA6 drops in 2025, it will match this type of impressive technical measurement on limited hardware. Imagine how giant that world is gonna be. I'm starting to love Open World games as saturated as the genre has become.
Uuuu... que recuerdos. Lo jugaba cuando era pequeño, nunca sabia que hacer 😂😂. Pero me molaba mucho poder jugar con los tres personajes, siempre me ponía a dar vueltas en la moto 😂😂😂.
Yeah, same 💯
I didn’t even understand where to go and what to do, but i just enjoyed exploring the open world 😂 This game was way too difficult for a 8 year old child))
I LOVE that yt recommended this vid to me like omg i never even knew this game existed
such a cool time travel trip idea
I wish this game was remastered🤩
Why? It's garbage.
@@SGC90-t5yits ok if your parents didn’t love you bub.
@@spooky9030lol
@@spooky9030 where do parents come in talking about a garbage game? Lmaooo
It has! Arkam knight
Watched the movie countless times over the years and never knew it had a game til now
flashbacks when the intro to ps1 comes on! thank you for the video
Loved this game ao much but could never get past the jewelry heist before my mom returned it to blockbuster. Ah good times
People probably never knew this, but when you find pieces of the map, you can actually combine them with the map to compare them to see where the crime is gonna take place at
God I loved this game, I enjoyed it a lot
لعبة ممتعة وجديدة علي 👏🏻
Wow! The first open world Batman game, and inspired the Arkham game series.
Boy I don’t remember PS1 loading so often. 😂. Had this one back then. Nice to see again.
For the time this game looks amazing i never heard of it
Well, unfortunately it doesn’t play that well.
This blew my mind as a kid cuz you could explore gotham
Looks very nice and fun I'm definitely adding this to my PSX backlog.
This year 1998's Batman And Robin Film Game needs to be made like Batman Arkham Series
The story is getting really intense. I love the strategic gameplay. The multiplayer mode is so much fun! Thanks for sharing this game with us! Definitely going to play more!
Look how far have we got. Man... life is so fast. Felt this game was like yesterday
_”A kiss from a rose 🌹 on the grey”_ 🎶
Esse jogo é meu favorito do Batman obrigado por trazer para canal você vai trazer mais jogos do Batman
I rememebr when this came out. My big bro used to play it and it blew my mind back then. I still have to appreciate it now for the innovation.
This is gonna be awesome as hell
I legit could sleep to every Sound of the PS1 forever. It's nostalgia I know but it just feels so supirior to anything now a days. A special Time.
I still have this and batman forever.
The game is much better than the 97's film.
nope
True that! Worst batman movie
@@nesnyses u mean best
Não conhecia esse jogo de PS1 do Batman,Robin e da BatGirl.Obrigado por trazer esse jogo do PS1,mais uma dentre muitas jóias desse console👍❤
THIS IS OUTSTANDING BRO!!! For a ps1 game to have this level of creativity and push the videogame so forward It Is awesome In all the levels, nowadays companies don't even try tbh...
Batman Robin Classic PS1😁
I remember playing this back in the day and being terrified of Mr. Freeze because unlike the film where he's a complete bafoon in this he's legitimately scary especially the game over screen. Gave me nightmares for years
This game was so ahead of its time, I remember playing this when I was about 15 and this game was solid to play I think I got bored halfway through it though, because it was so technical.
Wow you played this for 5 hours i never got past the first heist lol so much nostalgia! Good job man thanks for sharing this
There's a message on the screen that said "There's a clue hidden somewhere, near-by." around 31:00.
What was it?...
Trump will win
Big Batman fan as a kid the fact you could drive his car around in these days was amazing this game was ahead of its time it never got the respect it should have.
The cape moving better then some next gen games
Ya I'm impressed on how that made the cape move almost as good as the Arkham games.
1:32 That sweet Elliot Goldenthal music 🔥
Just to jear that PlayStation sound take you back to middle school those were the days 😊
Grandioso videojuego!. Muy adelantado técnicamente, era difícil para un niño, pero amaba sus gráficos, soundtrack y me encantaba recorrer la ciudad en el batimovil, que hermoso era el catálogo del playstation one ,saludos desde Chile🇨🇱👍🏻
How have I never played this??!😮
This looks great!
That thumbnail image though 👏 😂
Best game start up of all time!! God I miss this era of gaming 😢
Crazy to think about how far gaming has come!
This game was so amazing for its visuals, music and atmosphere when it came out. The gameplay was a bit unfriendly to the beginner though. but overall a totally underrated batman game.
Bruh moment of silence while we all embrace our Childhood and that beautiful PS1 Startup menu music. ❤
I mean I just started a new game and messed around in the mansion for a few hours before I headed out each time lol
they were pushing the system to it's absolute limits with this
The sound of the PS 1 opening always gives me goosebumps! 😊
The prototype for the Arkham series.
brooo i was thinking this game don't even exist, thx for save my childhood
I remember getting lost, and I was unsure where to go. Pretty awesome how massive this game is.
Way ahead of it’s time. Loved it.
Sound Designer: How much reverb do you want to apply to the enemy hit registers?
Game Develop: Yass
As a kid, I was like "Where do I go after the museum?...".
The rest of the game, I literally had no idea what to do, or, where to go, afterwards because I never got a clue as to what you had to deal with, next.
I think you had to drive around Gotham and hope that you find police cars, those cars meant a crime scene was close by and there were always clues around crime scenes that let you know where the heck to go next lol.
@@MisterX867- I thought that would help just by driving around Gotham City & collecting clues/health/etc., but, that didn't really work out for me.
In theory, I was like "The more police cars I see, the more it's gonna help out...".
In practice, it didn't work.
Whatever this game is, I’m certain that it’s better than the 1997 film.
Didn’t even know it existed. I definitely would have loved this back then
This game right here makes BATMAN RETURNS ON SEGA MEGADRIVE more playable
Cool Batman game 😎😎
I imagine what it was like when this game was released, how to find out the right paths or what to do in the game, because there were no tips on what to do
I was one of them, it was in August 1998. I bought the strategy guide on the same day because that was literally the *_only_* way to know what to do, what clues to find, what walls to break, how to easily kill bosses, etc. GameFAQs or Acclaim's site didn't have much either. To this day, it's almost like the game being this confusing was a sales gimmick to make money selling guides. My Uncle felt the same way about the Zelda NES games.
As for the bosses being easy to kill, the strategy guide recommended you to stock up on aerial/vine/polar missiles, shoot them at the boss, and then keep kicking them when they are down. Tear gas bombs work well too and the brass knuckles can (oddly) do more kick damage. So throughout the whole game, I made sure I had 10 tear gas bombs, 10 aerial attack missles, 10 vine slicing missiles, 10 polar assault missles, and 10 bat tazers. That's 50 of each and it became *_extremely_* useful for me by "Day 3", especially with all of the annoying hockeymen.
You could easily get missles in the Westside Station (aerial), Axis Chemicals (vine), Ice Rink (polar), and the computer store (tasers). Without those, there would have been absolutely no way for me to kill all of the bosses and the hockeymen, because the fighting combos for me barely work & the bosses block me a lot.
No game guide made for the game.
@@mariokart8715 A guide did indeed exist and it was very obscure, and I still have mine. It was published by Prima and written by Nick Roberts, looking at it right now.
You had to figure everything out yourself; You know, become a true detective
If this game was remaster today it would have flashing arrows for the gen z kids
you are not sending me to the cooler haha i was just thinking about this game today in work the universe is weird
also it sounds like rambo did the sound effects for the combat lmao
wow... this game slipped by me in 98, it is amazing... you just cant beat seeing that 32bit look and vibrant colours for the first time ever in gaming...
It's fun with a Gameshark (invincibility and unlimited weapons).
Для 98 года, это прорыв в гейминге.
Пробовал сегодня русскую версию, сложно. Неудобное управление.
О ней узнал только вчера.
Необходим ей ремастер. Задумка супер.
Еще есть бетмен begins на геймкубе и др (на сплинтер селл похож). Надо попробовать сыграть
Im remember playing this on xmas even with my homies while my homie mom em was cooking for tomorrow....good oldays
The window breaking at the museum used to scare the crap out of me
This is the first 3D Batman game asfar as i can remember, i love it.
If Arkham Asylum was a PS1 game this would be it.
This game was ahead of its time.
38 years old and I'm pissed I never knew about this game when it was out!!!!!!
Hey! Awesome upload. Playing this game for the first time and its been so helpful for getting through it. Does anyone know what happens if you fail a mission? I was in the Gliterrati and I don't think I beat Mr. Freeze in time because he escaped and I got a bad headline. I've successfully beaten the other areas but does anyone know if I'll be able to retry this mission on another day. Is it necessary to complete all the robbery locations to beat the game? Can't find an answer anywhere online.
I'm not for sure if you can progress any further if you fail one; Go back to your save file & retry
This is indeed very impressive for its time! Didn’t know about it
This game looks insanely good for the time I csnt believe I've never heard of it
This game is ahead of its time when you see its graphics 😮
I’m 32 and as never heard of this! This is early day RPG!!!
Before Arkham knight we have this
If this game had some better interiors and a free flow combat system it might’ve been one of the best ps1 games
*honestly my only complaint is the kicking only part with a lack of a stepping dodge. The various vehicles Free roaming on ps1 without it being a driving only game really impressed me.* I see it borrowed a lot from other games but that's ok. I wonder if it would have worked better refining the side scrolling of batman forever on snes to work with this one for interiors.
Well, this was interesting and entertaining. Definitely had to be fun driving, maybe not that fun fighting lol. Buy it was fun seeing this. Thank you for the upload. Thankfully we have the perfect batman game, arkham knight that only left us wanting more like more vehicles and usage of the batcave.
Ah... Batman forever... that game was stressful lol
I remember just driving around ignoring the story.
I think many of us did that lol.
That opening ps intro 😍
Holy Batmobile there's a black mist right ahead everywhere i turn! Lol
This Batman is like " I saved the museum by destroying it " :P
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