I DESTROYED the game. I did everything in there you could do. 1000/1000. I will say, though, there are problems with the game's mechanics that make it very frustrating to maintain perfect combos, thus, I cannot give it a 10. In fact, I gave a 9. *plugs review*

Batman rocks... but Spiderman is better!!

Solidruss, I'm with you 100% on Batman AA. I'm almost done with the hard mode now, fantastic game. May play it a third time, but bought Marvel Ultimate AA 2 today.

Everything you said is fact. I'm all over it, and I'm not going to stop until I beat every little part of it!

I can't really afford to buy it right now, but it's in my rental queue, although I have no idea when I will actually get it. I want it now though

I'm definately getting it when I get some money. It's on the top list up with Ghostbusters as far as 360 games go Glad you enjoyed it! It's surprising to see such greatly positive feedback on this game, being 90% of the past Batman games since the NES days were .. Not the greatest games around.

I never read (even tried to read) anything about this game, just assuming it would be the same old movie tie-in crap. Nice to see one is actually done well.

@Caddy06_88 : I can't afford these things either, I managed to find a copy at a local video rental place and pretty much became a hermit for 5 days when I wasn't working

@JustPlainLucas: Yeah the combos got tricky, and I'll go back to try to get more of the secrets if I rent or buy it again

It is a great game. I just blew a lot of trade-in credit for it, and it was worth every nickel.

Will do!

Yea I would get it but I don't own a 360 or PS3.

Do they give awards for Voice Acting in video games? Because Mark Hamill should probably have it named after him for his work in this game as the Joker.

I'm not sure what more that you could want out of a Batman. Whether swooping in to beat the snot out of 10-15 anonymous henchmen or the simple pleasure of freaking out that one poor henchman by silently picking off his buddies one by one leading him to be totally freaked out. All that's missing is that iconic "Who are you?" with Michael Keaton replying "I am Batman."

Which, of course, wouldn't make any sense, 'cause everyone in the game knows who Batman is.

Plus, the game's attention to little details of Batman lore just takes things over the top.

I will probably get it when I get a PS3.