Conclusion: While Batman Begins tries to introduce the concept of fear into the stealth/action genre, it needs a bit more fleshing out. The linearity of the gameplay prevents you...
Excerpt: Have you ever seen a great action movie and thought “hmm, I bet that would make a great game”? Well, after years of being bombarded with mediocre, and just flat out...
Summary: Batman Begins is yet another movie to game translation, but unlike most that goes through that transition, Batman Begins shows that there is hope for these type of games...
Pros: Sound and Visual Presentation done very well.
Cons: Too short, Gameplay was repetitive & needed work.
Conclusion: If you’re a Batman aficionado, or just in the mood for something different, Batman Begins is worth playing. Even with a slightly lower pricetag though, the 8 or so...
Conclusion: With a completion time of under eight hours and a few half-decent extras, one has to wonder if Batman Begins was essentially targeted directly as a rental game. The...
Conclusion: While it’s easy and linear (not to mention short – 6 to 7 hours or so), Batman Begins excels where it counts, truly making you feel like the Dark Knight, stalking his...
Excerpt: Like most movie game tie-ins, Batman Begins loosely follows the plot of the film itself, remodeling footage of the movie into the various cutscenes of the title....
Conclusion: Batman Begins is a solid effort that should be commended for trying to become the definitive comic book video game. Unfortunately, it seems a bit confused as to what type...
Summary: All in all, Batman Begins is the very best Batman videogame I’ve played in a long, long time. The game features an excellent blend of stealth, platforming, martial arts...