There are a lot of tricks to pull off more on the C64 than anyone expected, but as shown the driving scene would be pulling off way too many to look that smooth at that resolution. You can trick the screen into showing more than it's limits of colors per character block (yeah, there were 16 colors built in, but you…

Yeah, once he's inside it's a bit closer to what the C64 was graphically capable of, but the driving scene before definitely has more colors and resolution that it would've been able to pull off.

The game play videos at the site offer up a little more explanation, or at least give a better look at what's in store for the player.

Aw, looks like Paul Christoforo is out of ANOTHER job.

I don't have to reach to dislike it when I was just bored while watching. When I ask "why the characters did this or that", I'm not so much asking why within the logic of the film, so much as why the screenwriters wrote it so the characters had to do this or that to fit the logic of the film. If I had been able to…

What control of the company could Bruce turn over to Miranda? How does he make her CEO exactly? Why does her getting control supercede the options Daggett had? If Bruce had a controlling stake in the company to turn over, why does he need to turn it over? And does Bruce need to go to the stock exchange anytime he…

How does a bankrupt Bruce Wayne turning control over to Miranda? How did Bane or Miranda even know Wayne would turn over control to her? I suppose it doesn't matter since if Daggett had control, she or Bane would've been able to manipulate him just as well.

Have you played it? It looks more like a knock off of Spider-Man 2 game play rather than Arkham Asylum/City, which doesn't seem all that bad to me for a mobile game.

Looks better than the Batman Begins game from last gen.

This movie was so incredibly dull.

Grave Diggers looks fun. Reminded me of a game or two from the Comics vs. Games jam at TCAF earlier this year.

Phil Fish said he went with the XBox Live because he hates pirates. Yup, he just didn't want people to be able to pirate the game.

I've been saying since I first played Mass Effect 2 that it was the ideal template for a Firefly game.

There's a difference between 10 years between movies and 10 years between reboots.

Worked in Shaun of the Dead, for the most part.

I imagine this playing out very much like Defender of the Crown.

I loved the first book. Hated the second up to about 2/3rds through when I finally gave up on it. Never bothered with the third.

Clearly, WOPR just wanted to play a game.

So they've got a person or people checking for dicks. Fine. But not for copyright infringement?

She should check out Law and Order: Legacies from Telltale Games: http://www.telltalegames.com/lawandorder/