Batman Returns Super Nintendo
Super Nintendo Gameplay Review Batman Returns
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Everything you need to know about Batman Returns
The Batman Returns Super Nintendo game is available on several platforms, including the Sega Mega Drive, Sega Mega-CD, Master System and Game Gear versions. The versions for the NES and Super Nintendo were produced and distributed by Konami, while the versions for the Sega Mega Drive, Sega Mega-CD, Master System and Game Gear were distributed by Sega. Spirit of Discovery published the PC version and the design was done by Denton Designs. There are also versions for the Atari Lynx and Atari, both published by Atari.
The game follows the plot line of the movie, with many different situations and scenarios. Several members of the Red Triangle Circus Gang assault Batman during the game. The batarang, as well as other weapons and gadgets, are at your disposal. Each level concludes with a final boss, which requires greater effort and strategy to destroy.
Some levels are played in 2-D instead of pseudo 3-D, where up-down movement is allowed. The fifth level involves driving the Batmobile in a chase scene and chasing some bikers and an armed vehicle. To defeat them, the Batmobile has a machine gun. The game received mostly positive reviews, although some criticized its lack of originality despite its excellent gameplay and balanced level of difficulty. Instead, the film received mixed reviews.
Despite being praised for its gameplay and difficulty level, the game was generally better received than the film it was based on, which had mixed reviews. Some critics added that it was original, although others stated that it was repetitive.
The game's graphics, sound and gameplay were also praised, as was its setting, which was adapted from Danny Elfman's score for the film (with music by Stephenie Pahinui and compositions by John Ottman and Danny Elfman). The game was voted the best licensed game of 1992 by Electronic Gaming Monthly.
Brief History Batman Returns
Gotham City is in the midst of a jubilant Christmas celebration. The mayor is giving his annual speech before lighting the Christmas tree in Gotham Plaza, when, to the surprise of the crowd, a huge gift box appears at the back of the plaza. As the crowd calms down, the box explodes with the roar of powerful engines. Bikers wearing skull masks, flame-breathing clowns and knife-wielding acrobats assault the crowd, striking terror where moments before there was joy.
El comisionado de policía Gordon, presente en la celebración, rápidamente envía un mensaje a la comisaría: «¡Envíen la señal! Necesitamos a Batman aquí rápidamente».
A kilómetros de distancia, en la majestuosa Mansión Wayne, el soltero millonario Bruce Wayne levanta la vista de su escritorio. Una serie de espejos mecanizados ha detectado la batiseñal y la ha reflejado a través de una ventana en el estudio de Wayne. En ese momento, su fiel mayordomo Alfred entra en la habitación. «Señor, ¿me preparo?» ?pregunta Alfredo. Él ya sabe la respuesta, porque su empleador nunca ha rechazado una llamada.
«Sí, Alfredo». El ceño de Wayne se frunce mientras se dirige hacia un gran acuario en el centro de la habitación. «¿Alguna idea de lo que está pasando?» Se arremanga, mete el brazo en la pecera y presiona un botón en un castillo ornamental. Detrás de él se abre un panel secreto para revelar un pasaje.
Alfred lo sigue a través de la puerta. Caminan por el pasillo que conduce a la Baticueva escondida. «Hay algo de conmoción en el Plaza, señor», responde Alfred.
Una vez dentro de la Baticueva, Alfred toma asiento en un banco de terminales de computadora. Bruce Wayne activa un panel de consola junto a una gran puerta de bóveda. En unos segundos se abre la bóveda. En el interior hay una serie de trajes blindados de Batman y una gran variedad de armas de alta tecnología. Escanea los trajes. «¿Cuál es la situación, Alfred?» él llama.
En los monitores, Alfred ha interceptado una transmisión satelital local de un noticiero. Ve a los matones causando estragos en los ciudadanos. «Aproximadamente veinte fuertes. Vistiendo lo que parecen ser trajes de circo, sin señales de armadura. Las armas señaladas incluyen cuchillos, lanzallamas, posiblemente armas pequeñas. La mayoría a pie, algunas motocicletas».
«Gracias. Enlace con el Batimóvil y manténgame informado de la situación». Se pone una armadura ligera con buena flexibilidad. «Entraré al nivel del suelo desde el este de la plaza. Si ves algo que indique lo contrario, házmelo saber».
As Bruce puts on the rubber hood of his suit, Alfred presses a button on the remote control that starts the Batmobile's engine. A moment later, Batman jumps into the cockpit and speeds away to rescue Gotham City once again!
«Brief History of the Beginning of the Game Batman Returns«
Batman Returns Gameplay
La jugabilidad es sencilla. Golpeas, pateas y lanzas enemigos. Batman también está armado con un baterang que aturdirá brevemente a los enemigos en estas áreas, así como un par de tubos de ensayo que sirven como ataques en toda la pantalla. Es Batman, después de todo, por lo que esperamos que luche con aparatos y herramientas, así como con sus puños y pies. Es acción tradicional de beat ‘em up que no se aleja mucho de lo básico, pero es en la ejecución donde funciona. A nivel técnico, es ajustado, pulido y receptivo. A nivel de comentarios, se ve y se siente genial. Si bien no hay mucha variedad, cangrab two enemies as mentioned above and hit them together.
A little tricky to pull off and usually more for show, but man is it cool to watch. When there are certain objects in the background, like windows or benches, you can also casually throw enemies at them and break up the scenery to boot. Nonchalantly throwing a psychopath dressed as a clown against a window and watching it break? or a bus stop sign. Yes, this is a Batman game, okay. The overall design and feel is great, with deliciously dark visuals that really provide that immersion of being the caped crusader. It's incredibly basic and repetitive, but very satisfying. Just walk around and beat the criminals, it's amazing.
Graphics
Visually, this game looks great and is a solid showcase of the SNES' capabilities. The game at different stages provides really cool lighting effects, like when a building catches fire it looks like you are in an area completely lit by fire, there is a section of the game where you are fighting in an abandoned building and it is very dark, Shadows play over the graphics of the entire game and make it appear darker. All of the character sprites in the game are quite large and detailed, and the animations are good and fluid. The only drawback in the graphics department is the Batmobile set, that whole set has a really drab and boring color palette and the background is really sterile. I guess they couldn't really match what Sega CD did with RAM limitations or whatever, but it just doesn't compare well to that game.
Music and Sound
Los efectos de sonido son bastante promedio para un juego de SNES, sin fallas extrañas o simplemente efectos de sonido. La música es bastante buena, aunque un poco olvidable. La banda sonora del juego está algo inspirada en las pistas de la partitura de la película. Estas traducciones resultan bastante bien en realidad y algunas de las pistas originales… no tanto. Especialmente en la primera etapa del juego, es bastante lento y monótono. Se supone que la música en un juego Beat ‘em Up es enérgica, cruda y memorable y obtendrás algo de eso en etapas posteriores, pero no se acercará a algunos de los otros juegos que has jugado.
Final reflection
Konami realmente hizo todo lo posible para hacer de esta una adaptación fiel que realmente te hace sentir como el cruzado con capa. Desde golpear a los delincuentes a la antigua usanza y lanzarles amenazas mecánicas a la cabeza de una manera totalmente «no letal» hasta flotar sobre la ciudad con su gancho y dispararle a la gente con el Batimóvil, todo se siente auténtico junto con esa oscuridad. y ambiente gótico. Lamentablemente, algunos niveles no están tan bien diseñados y provocan más frustración que diversión. Sin embargo, no creas que eso significa que este es un mal juego. Definitely it isa good game, and its strong points certainly outweigh the bad parts. It's just that said bad parts are also a hindrance to the overall experience. Still, this is a fun and authentic title that anyone who wanted to tear through the streets of Gotham, kicking faces while grunting, would enjoy. «¡Soy Batman!»
Game technical sheet
Genders)
Acción, Beat ‘em up, Aventura
game modes
1 Player
Cooperative
Nope
Format(s)
Cartridge
