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Batman: Vengeance (Nintendo Game Boy Advance, 2001)

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Estimated delivery Tue, 20 May - Fri, 30 May

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Experience the thrill of being Batman with this Nintendo Game Boy Advance game, "Batman: Vengeance." Released in 2001, this action-packed game allows you to play as the iconic superhero and defeat his enemies. The game is rated E for Everyone, making it suitable for all ages. This game is published by Ubisoft and falls under the action and adventure genre. It is compatible with the Nintendo Game Boy Advance platform and comes with a tested and working warranty. Get ready to embark on an exciting journey as Batman and save Gotham City from evil forces.

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Eschewing the 3D format of its console counterparts, Batman: Vengeance for the Game Boy Advance goes the 2D route, offering up four basic types of gameplay through 20 levels of animated series-style action based on the shows appearing on Cartoon Network. As the Dark Knight himself, players brave a number of side-scrolling combat areas peppered with evil henchmen to punch and kick. In addition, there are ropes to climb, platforms to jump on, obstacles to dodge (such as puffs of steam), and other such trappings of the genre. To aid his cause, Batman is equipped with four different bat gadgets, including Batarangs and a grappling hook. Levels starring Robin are less combat intensive, forcing players to use their noggins to solve puzzles by moving boxes, finding key cards, opening doors, and maneuvering the Batcrawler. To ward off enemies, Robin has Batarangs at his disposal. Batman: Vengeance doesn't answer the question "Where does he get those wonderful toys," but it does let players fly the Batplane through several side-scrolling shoot-'em-up stages, firing electrical charges at airborne enemies while trying not to crash into buildings. Additionally, players can drive the Batmobile down highways during overhead-view levels that are fueled by combat racing and the objective of beating the clock. At certain points during the game, players will encounter friendly faces from the Batman universe, including Batgirl, Nightwing, and Alfred the butler. Not-so-friendly faces include Harley Quinn, Poison Ivy, and Mr. Freeze. Apparently, the Joker has disappeared and a variety of villains have stepped in to take his place. Supplementing the action sequences are full-motion cinematic cut-scenes and a "3D slideshow."