8 Bit Batman Beats My Butt

Join me as I dive back into my childhood with a playthrough of Batman: The Video Game for the NES! This classic 8-bit adventure had me hooked as a kid, but I never made it past the second boss. Will I finally conquer my childhood nemesis, or will the Joker have the last laugh?

Watch as I navigate the dark and gritty streets of Gotham, face off against iconic villains, and try to make it as far as I can before getting a game over.

Fun Facts about Batman: The Video Game (NES)

Wall Jumping: Unlike many other NES games at the time, Batman can perform wall jumps, similar to the mechanics in Ninja Gaiden.
Iconic Music: The game is known for its impressive soundtrack, which many fans still remember fondly.
Regional Differences: The Japanese Famicom version of the game has the music for Stage 1 and Stage 2 swapped compared to the U.S. version.
Prototype Versions: There are two known prototype versions of the game, one of which doesn't even let you battle the Joker.
Villain Cameos: The game features several notable villains from the DC Comics universe, including Deadshot, KGBeast, and Killer Moth.

Fun Facts about the 1989 Batman Movie

Box Office Hit: The movie was a massive success, grossing over $400 million worldwide.
Jack Nicholson's Joker: Jack Nicholson's portrayal of the Joker is iconic, and he reportedly earned a percentage of the film's gross, making it one of his most lucrative roles.
Batmobile Design: The Batmobile used in the movie was designed by Anton Furst and became one of the most iconic versions of the vehicle.
Influence on Future Films: The success of the 1989 Batman movie paved the way for future superhero films and is often credited with revitalizing the genre.
Michael Keaton's Casting: Michael Keaton's casting as Batman was initially controversial, but he won over audiences with his performance.

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