Batman Begins (Video Game 2005) 8.0
You play as Batman and unleash your terror into the heart of criminals battling against foes such as Dr. Crane/Scarecrow, Ras Al Ghul and Carmine Falcone. |
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Batman Begins (Video Game 2005) 8.0
You play as Batman and unleash your terror into the heart of criminals battling against foes such as Dr. Crane/Scarecrow, Ras Al Ghul and Carmine Falcone. |
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| Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
| Christian Bale | ... |
Batman /
Bruce Wayne
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| Michael Caine | ... |
Alfred Pennyworth
(voice)
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| Liam Neeson | ... |
Henri Ducard
(voice)
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| Katie Holmes | ... |
Rachel Dawes
(voice)
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| Cillian Murphy | ... |
Dr. Jonathan Crane /
Scarecrow
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| Tom Wilkinson | ... |
Carmine Falcone
(voice)
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| Ken Watanabe | ... |
Ra's al Ghul
(voice)
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| Mark Boone Junior | ... |
Detective Flass
(voice)
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Tim Booth | ... |
Victor Zsasz
(voice)
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| Morgan Freeman | ... |
Lucius Fox
(voice)
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| Emma Thomas | ... |
Dr. Emma Thomas
(voice)
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| Wally Pfister | ... |
Walter Pfister
(voice)
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Gavin Hammon | ... |
Flass' Deputy
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| Mark Atherlay | ... |
(voice)
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| Terence McGovern | ... |
(voice) (as Terry McGovern)
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The game is largely based on the movie. Bruce Wayne returns to Gotham City after several years of disappearance and training in the Himalayas with the League of Shadows. Donning the cowl and cape of Batman, Bruce Wayne discovers secrets of unusual powdered toxic shipments at the docks which leads all the way up to the scheming Dr. Jonathan Crane aka Scarecrow. Of course, there is more to it than Bruce/Batman realizes...... Written by commanderblue
I think that the movie this game is based on is fantastic. Sadly, the game is nowhere near as good. The highlights are that it has most of the movie cast providing voices for the game characters, and the two Batmobile driving sections are pretty good.
What sucks is the total lack of choice given to you. There is only ever one way to proceed. You get no choice in how to get somewhere, or where to go. For example, you can only attach your grapple to certain points. This linearity takes a lot of fun out of the game. You have rather anaemic punch ups with a couple of villains, then find the next door to walk through. Dull.
Basically, this game is only recommended if you rent it for a weekend, or get it VERY cheap. I got my copy for £5, and that was a little more than I think it's worth. There's simply no reason to replay the game once you've finished it.