When I was a kid our family had a Commodore 64 computer, and most of the games I played were on that machine. Of everything that I played, though, the game that probably had the greatest impact on me was Batman: The Caped Crusader. I was really into the old campy TV series, and the game was more advanced than most Commodore 64 games, so it made sense that I would like it. It also held some value as one of the gifts for me that my dad had picked out.
As much as I liked the game, I was never able to complete either of the two missions, one against the Penguin and one against the Joker. In both situations I was able to get right to the end, but was never able to figure out the last thing to do to complete the mission. I spent hours trying to figure it out, and never to any avail. In the years since I have often wondered if I was missing something or if the game had been broken. What I would not have given for the ability to get a game walkthrough like is available online for most games today.
In thinking about game walkthroughs recently occurred to me that I could probably get a walkthrough of completing the game online, and I quickly found some YouTube videos of someone completing each mission. That completing both missions combined lasts less than twenty minutes is not a reassurance to my gaming abilities as a sixth-grader.
I'm including the videos below of the game for my reference rather than anyone else's because there is no reason anyone who did not play the game would care. However, I still wish it would have taken the person playing this less than twenty minutes.
Joker, Part 1:
Joker, Part 2:
Penguin:
Saturday, December 01, 2012
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