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This touch-controlled fighting game for the iOS devices is a prequel to Batman: Arkham City, mixing simple controls with satisfying game mechanics. An odd experiment that's a decent amount of fun, though not a lot of people are still playing it.Д«atman: Arkham City Lockdown (iPhone, iPod Touch, iPad rated 9+) This is an online-only first-person shooter, pitting teams of hero-wannabes against their bad guy counterparts. While the Bat's away, the vigilantes (and villains) will play.

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Gotham City Impostors (Xbox 360, PS3, PC rated Teen) The whole Lego game thing is getting a bit played out, but this sequel to 2008's enjoyable Lego Batman: The Videogame mixes silly fun with a reverence for the DC universe, and has everyone from Superman to Wonder Woman making guest appearances.Д«atman: The Brave and the Bold (Wii, Nintendo 3DS rated Everyone 10+)Д«ased on the Cartoon Network series of the same name, The Brave and the Bold is a 2D action game that stays true to the look and somewhat lighter vibe of the animated series, and hearkens back to the classic platformer/beat-'em-up games of yesteryear. Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (most gaming devices rated Everyone 10+)

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While you wait for Christopher Nolan's final Dark Knight movie to flicker to life on the big screen, here are the five Batman games you should seek out. But a few have done the Caped Crusader justice. Too many titles have tried to shoehorn our hero into ill-fitting game styles, or have been hamstrung by sloppy design and technical issues. Of course, Batman has something of a spotty record in video games. Something to take the edge off the final few days of anticipation until The Dark Knight Rises opens. On the sidelines, Michael Keaton's Batman says, 'I'm Batman!' to no one in particular.Д«ut since that game will never come to pass, we'll have to make due with the 25 or so Batman video games that have already been released over the years. While Christian Bale's growly Batman mutters unintelligibly at Adam West's campy Batman, George Clooney's blinky Batman pummels Val Kilmer's forgettable Batman (I don't even remember which movie he was in) into unconsciousness. I want to see a Batman video game where the Caped Crusader's various movie and TV incarnations fight to the death, surrounded by a gallery of villains cheering them on.