Batman Begins | GameCube Longplay (Part 1 of 2)

Batman Begins - Longplay/ Full Playthrough (Part 1/2) ----------------------------------------­---------------------------------------- System: Nintendo GameCube Developer: Eurocom Publisher: EA Games Year: 2005 Other versions: PS2, XB, GBA Intros 0:00 LEVEL 1: Gotham City (Prologue) 2:34 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- LEVEL 2: Himalayan Monastery 8:24 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- LEVEL 3: The Fall of Falcone 19:15 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- 3-1 Gotham Docks 19:42 3-2 Sewers 25:34 3-3 Sewers Exit 31:29 3-4 Inside Gotham Docks 32:52 Cargo Ship 39:14 3-5 Pier 45:48 3-6 The Crane 50:56 Falcone Cutscene 52:56 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- LEVEL 4: Passage to Gotham 53:54 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- LEVEL 5: Falcone’s Black Market 1:02:40 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- Construction Site 1:17:10 ----------------------------------------­----------------------- LEVEL 6: Narrows Island ----------------------------------------­----------------------- 6-1 Abandoned Museum 1:29:27 6-2 Old Warehouse 1:37:44 Comments: A good and underrated Batman game (undoubtedly “lost“ among the many bad movie tie-ins released during the PS2/XB/GC console generation). It feels like a spiritual successor to Batman Vengeance (2001) and precursor to Rocksteady’s Arkham Asylum (2009). Played with Dolphin 4.0, internal resolution 2x (1280x1056), window cropped to 1280x720. The widescreen hack isn’t necessary, the game has a “Widescreen“ option in the menus. There’s a few frame drops here and there (e.g. explosions) but overall it plays smoothly. This playthrough has “speedrun“ elements i.e. most enemies are avoided when defeating them is not necessary to proceed - it’s a very linear and fairly easy game (at least on “normal“), this is done just to clear the levels a bit faster and not waste time in fights. PART 2: