Batman Amstrad CPC

Jon Ritman, Bernie Drummond, Mark Serlin & F. David Thorpe

Batman

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***Batman*** is a 1986 3D isometric action-adventure game by Ocean Software for the Amstrad PCW,[2] Amstrad CPC, ZX Spectrum and MSX microcomputers,[3] and the first Batman game ever developed. ***Gameplay*** The object of the game is to rescue Robin by collecting the seven parts of the Batcraft hovercraft that are scattered around the Batcave. The gameplay takes place in a 3D isometric universe, which programmers John Ritman and Bernie Drummond would further develop for 1987's Head over Heels, and is notable for implementing an early example of a system that allows players to restart from an intermediate point in the game on the loss of a life rather than returning all the way to the start (in this case the point at which Batman collects a "Batstone"). Batman was received well by the computer game press at the time. Crash gave it a rating of 93%, Your Sinclair scored it 9/10 and Sinclair User gave it five stars and rated it as a "classic". Source:[Wikipedia](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Batman_(1986_video_game))