With so many Batman games that have been released, it can be daunting to pick out the best ones for everybody to play. But ...

All that one needed was a rectangular controller, some patience, and that click of a NES cartridge sliding into place. Well before the era of bloated cinematic universes, these games were the be-all ...

Batman: The Video Game made it all the way to number 33 on IGN's Top 100 NES games of all time. Check out who made it to number 1!

Batman Returns - 1994 (Super NES, Genesis) ... Saints Row developer Volition kept working on a stealth Batman game even after its original idea got scrapped for being worse than GTA 3.

Batman (NES) Serving as the oldest game on this list, the movie tie-in for 1989’s Batman is a blast from the past. Sure, it might not hold up as well today, ...

After those, my favorite Batman game is the NES version of the one based on the 1989 movie, which holds up surprisingly well. I remember opening it up on Christmas morning in 1990 and playing all day.

Batman on NES was a Sunsoft game, and probably one of the better games they ever produced. It’s a side-scrolling beat’em-up platformer that features the iconic Michael Keaton and Jack ...

Batman games might be awesome these days, but that wasn't always the case. ... a mechanic unique to the NES’s game. However, the Game Boy version of Batman, sometimes overlooked, ...

In fact, some NES games based on TV shows and movies actually did justice to their source material. ... You could make the argument that Batman is the best overall action game released for the NES.

Sunsoft's Batman, released Stateside in 1989, bucked convention, both old and new, and provided gamers with what proved to be an awesome action-oriented experience full of deep gameplay and immense ...