Batman Returns. This game I really like to play and beat up the enemies!

I played Batman Returns on Sega and it was hard to beat. I couldn't get through any of the stages. When I played this game on SNES it was so simple. I like beat-up games in an arcade. The graphics in here are excellent. The game included Danny Elfman's composing like the theme and others from the film. The sound effects were awesome. Fighting the Penguin was crazy and hard but I did beat him in the entire game. I would usually play the game on normal mode not mania. Normal mode just takes patience but I beat the game several times.

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Beat 'em up video game based on the film of the same name in which Batman fights the nefarious Penguin and his Red Triangle Circus gangsters as well as tackling with Catwoman several times.

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