Batman - Return of the Joker ROM

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Batman: Return of the Joker is a 1992 platform video game, the follow-up to Sunsoft’s first Batman game on the Nintendo Entertainment System and Game Boy. Return of the Joker is entirely self-contained and based more on the modern comic book iteration of Batman, but the Batmobile and the Batwing are featured in the 1989 film. In Batman: Return of the Joker, the titular hero is on journey to the Joker’s secret hide-out after called by Gotham City to find metals stolen by the Joker.

One of which is highly toxic and used to build explosives for missiles. Batman: Return of the Joker consists of seven stages, each of which have two sub-levels (except for the last stage) and a boss level (except for the second and fifth stages); from beginning to end, they are the Gotham City cathedral, the Joker’s warehouse, a snowy mountain, a refinery, an underground conduit, an ammunition base, and the Island of Ha-Hacienda.

Although Batman has three lives, the game has unlimited continues and stage passwords that can be accessed by pausing the game. The game’s five bosses include the Ace Ranger, a Minedroid, the Master C.P.U. of the refinery, and two battles with the Joker; for regular levels, Batman’s health is represented in increments, but in the boss stages, both Batman and the boss’s life meters are represented in numbers.

Return of the Joker is a side-scrolling run and gun platformer. Batman’s weapon is a wrist projector which the player change its type of ammunition by collecting icons throughout the levels: “C” icons for the crossbow, which shoots arrows that makes an enemy explode, “B” icons for “Batarangs”, where its direction follows the movement of on-screen enemies, N for “Sonic Neutralizers” that shoots two patterns of Batarangs in a criss-cross shape.

And “S” for “Shield Stars” that shoots three darts going separate directions. Batman can slide by pressing the A-button and down on the D-pad, a move that is also an attack (although it only works against some enemies). Batman can also collect energy capsules that, if eight are obtained, will make him become invincible for a few seconds.