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Replay – Batman: Vengeance
Batman has a rich cartoon legacy. Back in 2001, Ubisoft took advantage of The New Batman Adventures' art style and popularity to create a mediocre superhero game with decent production values. Let's see how Batman: Vengeance holds up against modern Batman games.
We keep trucking in the second segment, exploring a unique kind of driving game involving southern hicks, Tim has a run in with the law, and Jeff becomes a manual master.
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