Who would've done the voice acting for the Joker?

Yeah. Almost every action or 3D movie that comes out these days has to have a low-quality game counter-part (unless it's something like Spider-Man, those are always fun), so I'm kind of amused at how they choose not to have someone make a game for this.



I mean, I wouldn't have bought it anyway, or rent it, but that was a lot of money they missed out on, no doubt. Think of all the people who have consoles and such, but don't really care much about researching for the games they buy.



Major money right there.

i agree with that :)

isnt a dark night game... get it?

I hate this man, I really do he is almost ALWAYS wrong. How the hell does he know it would make $100 million? Not everyone that went to see the movie plays video games and gamers themselves probably wouldn't buy the game if it was anything at all like the Batman Begins game...WB probably learned there lesson with than and with the movie getting the reviews it is WB probably also wouldn't want the movie to be connected to a crappy video games, which a lot of critics would jump on. If they were ever going to make a Dark Knight game it will probably come out later and will have had been worked on for a long time. They most likely do not want, like 3vi1 said "another Iron-man." (I know its not the same studio.)

some good sound a like

Finally EA is determined to not put out shovelware - I'd like, just once (preferably always), to see a movie based game come out that winds up as good as the movies they are based on, instead of obviously early released crap.



Murdering franchises like transformers, catwoman, iron man and many more by putting out a shoddy game at the same time as the move SHOULD BE UNACCEPTABLE.

The Dark Knight game will be like picking up a rubish copy of spiderman the game.





100 million? heh my ass!

I'm glad this isn't happening.

Got that all wrong there,



bad movie

bad game

im super stoked their not making a dark night game cuz the dumb@zz company EA would of killed it like 98% of their games do,and it would of looked bad for the movie to tie into it.... plus heath ledgers acting was sooooo superb that you cant even mimic that in a video game even if you wanted to w/ another dude doing the voice over.



this way it gives the movie and most of all heath's death the respect they deserve.



WB is smart as h3ll to decide not to go aheah with it.



EVERYONE should agree no doubt..



thers ben very FEW (imo none) movie adaps that made it thru that wall,but 99% smash into it and died.

http://www.metacritic.com/search/process?sort+relevance+termType+all+ts+batman+begins+ty+3+x+0+y+0



I and many others say NO.

Wow. Just because you're the world's #1 Batman fan doesn't mean that it's somehow "untouchable" or unable to be translated to a game. In my book, the Iron Man movie was a much more 'adult' superhero presentation (Batman was good and serious until they had to overindulge in the Two Face garbage). That doesn't mean that I begrudge them for attempting to make a game of it. Batman --even 'dark' Batman-- is a superhero (whether driven by "revenge" or not). I don't suppose you often read the papers about some guy flying through the city on an electrified cape fighting crime, do you? --No newspaper expose on a millionaire ripping through the streets in his military-prototype car or bike, right? ....Sounds like material for a GAME, thank you.

Historically tie-in games generally suck. They seem to be started as an afterthought during post-production, given a shoe string budget and passed off with little direction and a stringent deadline onto a third party developer. What you get is a movie game on rails, I'd spend less money on the actual movie and enjoy it more.



Half the time they can't get the talent from the actual movie, or the movie talent couldn't voice act their way out of a wet paper sack.



The Transformers and Pirates movie tie-ins shall be the last ones I ever get burned on. I'm not buying another unless I can demo it first and like what I see.



That being said, I pulled Superman Returns out of the bargain bin and wound up fairly happy. I haven't seen the movie.

Iron Man could have potential, but I'd have to demo it first.

The new darker series of Batman movies could have potential too, but whoever would develop games for them would need to tread lightly lest they blow a good opertunity.



I'm not against movie games but they need to be more than a rehash of the movie or a movie based amusement ride.