Batman: Brave and the Bold features Wii/DS connectivity
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WayForward's upcoming beat-em-up adaptation of the Batman: The Brave and the Bold series will apparently take advantage of a rarely-taken-advantage-of feature of the Wii: It's ability to connect with the DS. According to IGN, a player using Nintendo's dual-screened handheld (equipped with the DS version of Brave and the Bold, natch) can assist players of the Wii version. This assistance comes in the form of Bat-Mite, an impish version of Bruce Wayne's alter ego, pictured above.
Bat-Mite's capacity for helpfulness still isn't clear, though if the screenshot above is any indication, he appears to be capable of dropping heavy things on the heads of unaware enemies. That sounds reminiscent of Tingle's remote support in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. In fact, now that we think about it, Bat-Mite and Tingle look startlingly similar. Is it possible that the Fifth Dimension from which Bat-Mite hails is actually ... Hyrule? Whoa. We need to go sit down for a while.
Bat-Mite's capacity for helpfulness still isn't clear, though if the screenshot above is any indication, he appears to be capable of dropping heavy things on the heads of unaware enemies. That sounds reminiscent of Tingle's remote support in The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker. In fact, now that we think about it, Bat-Mite and Tingle look startlingly similar. Is it possible that the Fifth Dimension from which Bat-Mite hails is actually ... Hyrule? Whoa. We need to go sit down for a while.
Reader Comments (15)
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 3:34PM FakeJamaican said
they're still making SNES games!?
Posted: Aug 15th 2010 5:30AM FakeJamaican said
@RedRose
I was actually excited about the idea of digging my SNES out. It gathers less dust than my Wii, though, so I SUPPOSE a Wii release is a good thing.
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I was actually excited about the idea of digging my SNES out. It gathers less dust than my Wii, though, so I SUPPOSE a Wii release is a good thing.
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 3:45PM ticklefist said
Last gen features without the cables. What strides they've made!
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 4:25PM Emperor Monkey said
@ticklefist
Not like the PS3 or Xbox controllers, huh?
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Not like the PS3 or Xbox controllers, huh?
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 4:15PM KanyeWest said
Looks like the batman games they have on cartoonnetwork.com! That's crazy!
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 4:32PM wardob said
It's done in the art style of the show, I don't see anything wrong with that.
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 7:51PM Obelix the Gaul said
If this game plays anything similar to "The Adventures of Batman & Robin" videogame for the Sega CD, then it's an instant purchase.
That game had a killer soundtrack, along with cutscenes that we're produced by the same team that created the Animated series. It was also fun to boot, I might add.
That game had a killer soundtrack, along with cutscenes that we're produced by the same team that created the Animated series. It was also fun to boot, I might add.
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 11:16PM EEdocSnitthu said
THat's hilarious! A game soon to come out for a show Already CANCELLED.
It truly is all about Timing~
It truly is all about Timing~
Posted: Aug 14th 2010 11:39PM Acosta02 said
I'd love to see a return of Four Swords Adventures/Crystal Chronicles with wireless connectivity. They never sold that stupid cable in stores near me.
Posted: Aug 15th 2010 9:40AM ZooTV said
ohhhh ohhh ohhhh ohh ohhh yeahhhh ohh ohh ohh thats what im talking about ohhh ohhh ohhh know what im sayinnnnn. i dont care about the connectivity i just wanna play this game!
Posted: Aug 15th 2010 9:28PM Mayor West said
I've watched this series a few times before. It's like a mix of Batman the Animated series, and the campy 70's cartoon. It's ok, but not really very good.
I wish they would just bring back Batman: The Animated series. They keep making straight to DVD movies, so there must be an audience.
I wish they would just bring back Batman: The Animated series. They keep making straight to DVD movies, so there must be an audience.







