As I child, I owned it; a birthday gift, as I recall.
It's a painfully simply, one-track game, but I remember it's attraction being the illustrations. As you can see, the games uses only Golden Age art, even though it was produced in the 1970s.
I remember studying the Joker's hair, in particular, and copy the shading technique to give hair weight and texture. I also remember being displeased by the coloring errors on Two-Face. I guess I'm an inker, at heart.
An inker, huh? Then you should give this a try.
ReplyDeleteI think I had that game as a child, as well. I recall being disappointed by the lack of the Riddler. Always my favorite bat-villain.
ReplyDeleteThat right there is suitable for framing. I'm going to have to track it down now. Sigh. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteOf course I remember it. I spent hours and hours playing Batman game with my sister and cousins. What a great time when all of us were just a little and inoccent kinds.
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