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Video: Batman Gets Beaten Up

Stephen Kersey — Tue, 17 May 2011 12:31:29 +0000

Well, so much for superheros. Don’t watch the video below if you love Batman. In fact, don’t watch the video if you adore any superhero. In a pathetic fight, Batman gets beaten up by some random dude on the street. By the end of this Batman video, the superhero is left bloodied on the street. It was not a good look.

As the video begins, Batman and random dude start huffing and puffing. At first, it looked like it was just going to be a playful affair. But soon, things got serious. After a few punches by both sides, the random dude gets Batman on the ground and starts pounding on him. Others have to come and rescue Batman.

Where was Robin?

Here’s the Batman fight video:

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Batman: Arkham Asylum Demo Available

Amy Tucker — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 03:06:49 +0000

Batman has always been one of those comic book heroes who seemed the most “real” to me.

There was nothing magical about him. Nothing necessarily special. There was just him, his screwed up past and his gadgets and will. There’s something amazingly sexy about man who is resourceful and who uses those resources for good…or an interesting interpretation of good.

Batman: Arkham Asylum looks like it just might turn out to be a damn cool game and if you have your doubts [or just want an early taste] the demo of the game became available Friday on Xbox Live Marketplace for the 360 and the PlayStation Network for the PS3. You can also get the demo on Games For Windows Live.

Check out the official website: www.batmanarkhamasylum.com for instructions on how to get the demo on Windows Live and for updates on the game.

Batman: Arkham Asylum hits stores on August 25th in the US and August 28th for Europe.

Images|Eidos

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Yahtzee Lego Indiana Jones Review – Good or Bad?

Amy Tucker — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:08:52 +0000

I must admit that I’ve never played a Legos game before. I’m not a huge Star Wars fan and just couldn’t see myself spending the cash on the game. But now, I’m offered Lego Indiana Jones and very soon I’ll have the chance to play Lego Batman. Those are two franchises that I enjoy. [Raiders of the Lost Ark, the 1989 Batman and Batman Begins are the best thus far...I'm still waiting on Dark Knight.]

Anywho, I shall reserve judgment on Lego Indiana Jones until I’ve played it and give you Yahtzee’s review of said game. It wasn’t such a scathing review that it turned me off to the game. If you’ve played Lego Indiana Jones, let me know how close he is to hitting the ole nail on the head.

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