Batman The Movie - Atari ST (1989)

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"Batman - The movie" is an action game released in 1989 on the Atari ST and published by Ocean Software.

00:00 Intro
00:28 Title screen
01:10 Level 1 : Axis Chemical Factory
07:03 Game Over
07:13 Level 1 (with trainer) without music, only SFX
07:50 (without SFX, only music)
12:28 Level 2 : The Streets of Gotham City (batmobile)
14:04 (without music, only SFX)
15:40 Level 3 : The Batcave
16:41 Level 4 : Gotham City Carnival (batwing)

It's based on the 1989 film of the same name.
The game consists of five stages based on events from the movie. Each stage has a time limit and a health gauge (represented by Batman's face turning into the Joker's), with Batman losing a life if he runs out of either. The first stage sees players controlling Batman as he navigates the Axis Chemical Plant to confront Jack Napier, leading to the incident in which he becomes The Joker. In this level, the game features side-scrolling gameplay, in which Batman can use his Batarangs to defeat enemies or and his grapple gun to reach higher platforms and swing across gaps. In the second level, Batman rides in his Batmobile where he must dodge traffic and use a grapple to swing around corners to avoid running into the police. The third level is a puzzle section in which Batman must identify various components for Smilex, the deadly chemical Joker has put into the market. The fourth level takes place during Joker's parade, in which Batman must use the Batwing to cut away balloons filled with poisonous gas without hitting the balloons themselves.

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