Being a long-time fan of both Batman and side-scrolling games, I thought that it would obvious that I'd enjoy this game. The slideshow style visuals, used to tell the story, are beautiful. The actual in-game graphics are nice too, but the game elements could have been designed to be a bit bigger. On certain stages, enemies and other hazzards can be difficult to see.

The most frustrating aspect of this game, however is the way Batman reacts to his environment. The edge detection seems to be off slightly, causing Batman to plummet to his death more often than he should. This wouldn't bother me so much if the gameplay didn't rely so heavily on planning precice jumps from platform to platform, all while avoiding enemies and other hazards.

If you think you are the kind of person who can look past the wacky environment physics, the game is fairly rewarding. I just wish the developers took some clues from other games that got it right.

I like the idea of the game, it is enjoyable. They got the premise right for the GBA and made it mostly a side-scrolling type of game which is what you need when you only have a 2 inch screen. I like all of that. I was really getting into the game until I got to the part where I am driving the batmobile through the streets and then I never make it through in the time limit provided. Getting a little frustrated with that part of the game. Otherwise it is fun and enjoyable. The skills don't take long to master and you get to kick some bad guy butt which apparently is something I like to do since I loved Jackie Chan Adventures so much for the same reason (Jackie gets 5 stars). You should enjoy this game - it is a lot of fun. If you get through the batmobile stage - can you give me some pointers??

I am Batman. No wait - I'm Robin. No wait...