Konami built this 1994 Super NES game around Batman: The Animated Series, and it borrows the show's art deco Gotham, its dark red skies and its rogues gallery, with each stage written like a self-contained episode. Joker, Poison Ivy, the Riddler and other villains each get their own chapter, and the levels change shape to suit them, mixing side-scrolling brawling and platforming with puzzle-like detours and villain-specific set pieces.
Despite the title, Robin is not playable here; this is a single-player game with Batman alone in the cowl. Before each stage you equip a limited set of gadgets from the utility belt, such as batarangs and a grappling hook, and choosing well matters. It shares a name with the Genesis release from Clockwork Tortoise and Sega, but the two are entirely different games: the Genesis one is a fast two-player run-and-gun, while Konami's version is slower, moodier and closer in spirit to the cartoon.
Tips for The Adventures of Batman & Robin
Think about the upcoming villain when picking gadgets, since some stages are far easier with the right tool.
Thrown batarangs let you soften up armed thugs from a distance before closing in to punch.
Explore off the main path for health pickups before boss encounters.
How to Play Adventures of Batman and Robin
Click Play Now to launch Adventures of Batman and Robin directly in your browser — no downloads or plugins needed. Arrows move Batman, while the Z, X, A and S keys handle jumping, punching and using the equipped gadget. Enter pauses the game. You can also connect a USB or Bluetooth gamepad for a more authentic feel.
Save states let you save your progress at any point. Create a free account to sync saves across devices. Press F11 for fullscreen mode.
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What console is Adventures of Batman and Robin for?
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