Video with original music of what 'The Dark Knight' game might look like on the original Nintendo!

Submitted by HollywoodChicago.com on January 14, 2009 - 1:31pm.

This just in from /Film:

If The Dark Knight came out 20 years ago, and Warner Bros Licensed a video game adaptation of the movie for the Nintendo Entertainment System, it might look a little something like this video found by our brothers at /Gamer. El Macbee created this retro animation with original Music by Vic Sagerquist. But forget about the sweet looking cut scenes and 80’s style flash effects, I want to see what the game play looks like.

The video is below.



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