Now there is The Adventures of Batman and Robin. "What's the difference?" you ask. Precisely,. Batman battles through the eight toughest levels of villainy to hit your TV screen. You'll be dazzled by the animation-style graphics. You'll be awed by great sound and a stirring musical score. You'll swear you were watching the hit animated seriesexcept for one tiny detail. YOU CONTROL THE ACTION! Using a combination of brains and brawn, you decide the fate of Gotham City as you strategically lead Batman on his mission to eradicate violence and mayhem. Operating out of the top secret Batcave, you'll use smoke bombs, Batarangs, x-ray goggles and all the weapons your utility belt can hold as you swing across rooftops and dash through dark alleys, tracking down the elusive Catwoman. You'll try to put a stop to Two-Face as you race through the streets in the Batmobile. You'll enlist the aid of Robin to put The Penguin out of business. You can't relax though, because Scarecrow, The Joker, Poison Ivy, Clayface and their motley crews will crush you and take control of Gotham City!
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O jogo toma a estética da série Batman: A Série Animada e eles acertaram em cheio. Tudo é extremamente bonito e bem animado, a pixel art é maravilhosa e a trilha acompanha bem o desenho. Absolutamente nenhuma crítica aqui nesse quesito. Eu acho meio bobo o Robin estar no título e na capa do jogo, ele aparece 2x e mal tem relevância lol.
O jogo é mais um beat'em up e esse é bem mais honesto que a maioria que eu joguei. Controles são bons e é um jogo divertido no geral. Eles conseguem variar bastante a jogabilidade dentro do possível, mas no fim o jogo ainda sofre com dificuldade barata e mortes toscas sem sentido. Tem esses momentos péssimos extremamente cheap que o jogo se torna rapidamente frustrante (boss fight do Riddler......) mas é engraçado que mesmo com isso eu ainda me diverti simplesmente pela arte e animações do jogo que carregam ele nas costas.
The SNES game programmed by Konami is a letdown in comparison to the Genesis version. Despite more variety in gameplay, the actual action the game wants to portray is made into a generic looking brawler with enemies that have patterns so boring it feels harder than the Genesis version because you simply lose interest. Joker as the final boss is one of the most anticlimactic things I've seen in my life
Visually, it has better characther animation than the Genesis version and sometimes pretty cool lightning effects (like the museum level when the lights are shut off or the fight against Catwoman in the elevator) but because it's more inspired by the animated TV series, the simple art deco style is translated into a frankly unremarkable visual show-off.
If I wanted to see the series' limited animation visuals, I would be watching that because the stories and script were good, but if I have to play a simple action game with some puzzle elements, you need to make me say "wow" like the Genesis version did, not doing a Spy Hunter looking level at the end of the 16 bit era.