Batman: Dark Tomorrow is terrible, but just how bad could it possibly be? #Batman #DC #Xbox #Gamecube #Gaming #VideoGames #BatmanDarkTomorrow #JustBadGames #Rerez #DCcomics
my former best friend is still obsessed and playing tis same video today he hates the Arkham games hes still is waiting for the sequel to dark tomorrow to be released on the gamecube
PANZERFAUST90 incorrect, my comment isn't referring just to a male, that's why I wrote they, basically: What person would grunt when they (female or male) fall off a building?
Batman, pouting: “Where’s Alfred? Is he even in this game?” Man, this video never fails to entertain me. It’s a shame this came out before Rerez invented the Money Ghost, because that joke is the only thing this video is missing.
Not gonna lie, Joker falling down while farting sparkles out of his hand as two people boringly say “Success.” may very well be one of the most magical things I’ve ever seen in my life.
This is less Batman and more my drunk uncle dressed in a Batman costume after we found him dead from auto-erotic asphyxiation. His last word was uuuuugh.
my former best friends all time favorite batman movie is batman and robin he refuses to watch nolans dark knight trilogy he claims Nolan is the worst director in hollywood
There's a few instances where Scarface has said or done stuff when not being controlled, but it's always presented as being ambiguous if Scarface is actually sentient or if it's just told through Wesker's broken mental state. I have to imagine that the creators of the game thought the doll was sentient because they misunderstood the way it's presented and figured it must be sentient in a way where other people can interact with it. It talking would make sense if it was presented from Wesker's perspective, but they really screwed that up if Batman feels a need to silence it.
Maybe it’s like a remote thing. Where Wesker made it so the head could still be controlled independently from the body even in the event of decapitation because of how often that situation comes up, most likely for bonus creepy and so he has a sort of countermeasure in place for that scenario
my former best friend is obsessed with batman dark tmorrow and that's the only game along with a dragon ball z he playing on his 5 to 6 gamecube consoles
@PHILL SHIVELY my former best friend saw these comments is now in a fit of rage breaking things destroying family alumis and destroying his own parents house hes even lightining dogs on fire by pouring gasoline on them then throwing match sticks on the dogs
Ah yes, Ra's Al Ghul is a master tactician, planning his base in such a way that ensures Batman will die of boredom! (or soiling his batsuit since Ra's didn't install any toilets)
In fairness, I feel I should point out that the comics did eventually reveal that the Scarface dummy is carved from cursed wood from Slaughter Swamp. And it may actually be alive.
@j p Don't know the issue since I haven't regularly read Batman comics since the Knightfall story line. DC's character bios do mention this. It's why the new Ventriloquist still had Scarface. It's not a split personality, it's the doll actually being alive to an extent. Think they decided on that backstory when they made a new person the Ventriloquist.
@@faerieknight2298 All true, but also in fairness, that's really dumb. The appeal of the wackiness of The Ventriloquist is he's a tortured mind being dominated by a criminal personality. The best of Batman's villains mirror Batman's own psychoses, and Scarface is no exception. Furthermore, the appeal of seeing a Batman villain being defeated is the "hoisted upon his own petard" trope. (The Gotham TV series actually has Harvey Bullock point this out in season one.) The coolest and cleverest way Batman has ever defeated The Ventriloquist is by using ventriloquism to trick Scarface into thinking The Ventriloquist was making fun of him. It was actually a brilliant play, and the original dummy was destroyed. At least in the Bruce Timm universe. (The good one.) TL;DR Scarface is cooler when there's nothing supernatural about him.
Took the words right from my mouth. Apparently, the mystery of how scarface actually was a cursed doll started in some of the pre-infinite crisis comic books. Scarface came back in the time when both detective comics and batman were running the same story, when his puppetmaster was killed. Batman finds out scarface is back when he hears rumors on the street that he's making a return, trapping brucie in a explosive distress call with a fake catwoman. So he poses as the thug Lefty Knox and hides himself in the comeback party, trying to unravel the mystery of how scarface was using dead bodies.
Where did it say it was from slaughter swamp? The one I remember was that the cursed wood came from blackgate's lone gallows tree, and was carved by weskers cellmate into what would become Scarface
I was having a really downer of a day and came across this video. I haven't laughed that hard in a long time, flat out crying laughing. All the mumbling "Alfred, Oracle..." Omg, thank you so much, this made my day so much better.
At least that aquaman game was horrendous right from the start, this one had good cutscenes that gave you an illusion of a good game until the gameplay started 😥
@Adventist Also, Tidus was dealing with Warner Brothers constantly bullshitting them. So they really couldn't make the game they wanted to. Oh and they wouldn't let them release the nearly complete PS1 version, which actually looks like a halfway decent game.
I saw Matt McMuscles's video on this game and had to come back HOW in the hell did anyone think it'd be a good idea to run your enemy AI off of a Gameboy Advance emulator
@@gradygorham9520 the dev team was small and new to making big budget games and only had experience with handhelds, so they programmed the AI using a GBA emulator as that was hardware they were familiar with. I don’t even know how that works but they did it
@@theonlyron Nope; that's a different Batgirl; in the console version. Because Cassandra Cain wasn't in Injustice 1 or 2; but was in the mobile version? But there WAS a Batgirl in Injustice; but I don't remember seeing Ms. Cain in that one though. And she's not in the 2nd Injustice game either; and that console version had the TMNT(Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles); and also Scorpion and Sub-Zero from Mortal Kombat. But no Cassandra Cain though; sorry. Maybe if they ever made an Injustice 3; she could be in it?
@@shawnfields2369 Not sure I understand what you mean, sorry? I have no idea whether she's in either console game, as I didn't play them much. But Cassandra Cain is in Injustice mobile, which, confusingly, has way more characters than the original console version, like Static, Deadshot, Killer Croc, and Batman Who Laughs. Long story short, it had a different dev team, and was still getting content at least as of ~2019, while the original IJ1 stopped getting updates way before then. If you want to see her in the game, look up "Cassandra Cain injustice mobile" and it should be the first result, on the IJ mobile wiki. Her passive is "Assassin's Ambush: On Tag-In, Cassandra Cain attacks causing opponent to lose 25% of current health." I'd post a link but it won't let me. ✌
"4 year development cycle". Looks more like 3 3/4 years of strippers & blow then 3 months of development by highschool kids. I legit lol'd several times btw. Great vid.
As a "fun" tidbit, there is another ending if Batman loses the final battle but turned off the detonators. He sounds triumphant for a moment while Ra's assistant tends to his wounds, but Ra's phones in to his engineers who confirm the bombs will be back online by the morrow.
Scarface was pretty sentient, to my knowledge. As far as I understood from every iteration I saw, the puppet was alive and basically just used Wesker to get around. The irony was that, since Scarface had the dominant personality and position, whatever Human was beneath him was more of a puppet than the actual puppet.
I guess it all depends on what version you're looking at. I know in The Batman series, Wesker had mental issues and was projecting his inner demons through the puppet. Scarface was the one who was doing 'the talking' and 'planned' the jobs but it was shown that he was just a puppet but one that Wesker had created a personality for from his own mind. What was fucked up about that version was Dr. Strange was well aware of this and purposely tormented him after he had 'treated' Wesker to see if he could drive him back into crime by returning the puppet to him and making it SEEM like Scarface was alive.
@@SuperCosmicMutantSquid ... Wait, when did DC and Marvel start doing crossovers? Batman was one of the original DC heroes, while Dr Strange was Marvel...
I think they meant Dr. Hugo Strange the villain (not the Marvel’s Dr. Strange). He is a psychologist that to put it shortly loves to break people’s minds. To my knowledge they did a lot of these crossovers. A well known Marvel/DC crossover was in the 90s I think. It was about how they combine one of each their heroes to create a sort of fusion. Like for example Dark Claw (Batman/Wolverine) and Spider-Boy (Spider-Man/ Superboy Conner).
G4's Judgment Day said that the game was terrible and XPlay gave it a 2 out of 5. Even Adam West when he was alive said about the parts when Batman uses the grappling hook and just hanging... "That's not Batman".
Batman and Robin at least was a functional game. This game is just unfinished. It’s like they developed it to a point and were like “Good enough! Send it out!!!”
00:01:34 Batman falls off 00:02:44 AAAAAAAAAHHHH!! 00:03:10 What does this-AAAAAAAH! 00:04:24 Batdead. 00:05:16 EXPLODING CAR! 00:09:32 A PUPPET! 00:12:45 OW! 00:12:48 UUUGGHHH 00:12:50 BROKE MY WING! 00:12:52 BATDED! 00:15:47 CrabMan 00:16:47 BatAnvil 00:18:50 Batman Dies 00:19:24 NOOOOOOOO! 00:20:57 Worst Ending
@@gagejohnathan9641 I know. I was just saying the developers of this game probably played Arkham City/ Arkham Knight and thought "Welp, we sure fucked up."
Just one thing to correct: Scarface had multiple controllers, not only the Ventriloquist. And in various occasions the "puppet" acted even without any controller at all. Even though it's never explained if it's real or not, it's pretty strongly believed, that Scarface acts independently.
I heard in that 4 years of 'development' it was really only being worked on by 6 people while manage 3 other projects. The reason it came out was because they were going to lose the license and wanted to get some sort of ROI.
Cool… So development… I love how you degrade the development because it wasn’t some massive team…The fact that six people were working on it and came out with what they did is actually pretty impressive. But you should definitely find more ways to make yourself feel better on the Internet… That’s clearly what all these angry reviews are for.
@@evilsWa you're the one who sounds angry. Lol. He was doing the opposite of degrading them. His whole comment was rather apologetic on the developers' behalf. Your reading comprehension leaves a lot to be desired...either that or you have some serious issues with projecting your own anger onto others there, chief. 😊
I have a feeling that what happened with the rocket launcher guy was that the developers wanted to implement a stealth mechanic, but it was scrapped due to the time the game was taking to make, so they took it out but forgot to take the enemy out, while testing the game they realized that the enemy was there, but instead of taking it out, they instead made it so he would die after he killed you, making the respawn point happen AFTER he died to make it so that part was possible
Portraying Batman as a drunken dude speaking in third-person and constantly talking about people he vaugley knows is a perfect reflection of the feeling you get while playing Batman: Dark Tomorrow
9:37 To be fair there are some supernatural versions of Scarface where he's possessed by the souls of death row criminals hung from Blackgate Prison's gallows tree.
Why? These two dudes just spent 21 minutes talking about how bad the controllers are… We get it. The controls are bad. Did you guys get the controls or bad? We definitely need to angry video game nerd to talk about how the controls are bad…
Ah yes. The exploding car was an anti theft system back then. I remember buying it. About two weeks after getting it; my car went off (well exploded) at 3AM. So I called the anti theft company to complain since my car was totalled. They asked me if anything was stolen and I had to admit no. The customer service rep then told me the anti theft system did its job. Then she hung up on me.
I could write an essay about how terrible Batman is as a character and a crimefighter. He's a rich white man with no moral compass and a massive God complex who invests in toys and gadgets to beat the hell out of people instead of donating that money to building up the community he claims to be the sworn guardian of. He's the epitome of indifference.
@@benjamingreenwood7370 he does donate his money to charities, Gotham is just so terrible it doesn't make much of a difference, also it would kinda be a waste of money if he donated it to the police considering most of the cops (except Jim Gordon and a few others) are corrupt and are majorly unqualified to go after the kinds of criminals Batman fights. Joker alone could kill thousands, if not millions, of people every time he gets out of Arkham if it weren't for Batman specifically showing up to stop him, and Poison Ivy is a borderline demigoddess with how powerful she is, and don't get me started on Grundy who is a literal zombie, and (depending on continuity) is strong enough to hold his own against SUPERMAN and WONDER WOMAN! Sure, Batman might not be reducing Gothams crime rate as much as he wishes he was, but he's definitely reduced the death rate. And your probably siting there thinking "WeLl If He WaNtS tO SaVe GoThAm So BaD wHy DoEsN't He JuSt KiLl AlL tHe CrImInAlS????!!!" it's because he lives by a moral code, "if you kill a murderer, there'll still be the same amount of killers as there were before." To quote Martin Luther King, “Returning hate for hate multiplies hate, adding deeper darkness to a night already devoid of stars. Darkness cannot drive out darkness; only light can do that. Hate cannot drive out hate; only love can do that. Hate multiplies hate, violence multiplies violence, and toughness multiplies toughness in a descending spiral of destruction.” by that logic, you don't stopping killing with more killing, you stop killing by not killing and setting an example. for a better/more in depth explanation on why superheroes in general shouldn't/don't kill I would recommend reading the Superman comic "What's so funny about Truth, Justice, and the American Way?", or better yet check out the movie adaptation Superman vs the Elite, considering it's painfully obvious you've never read a superhero comic in your entire life. Also, what does Batman being white have to do with anything?
@@eatinganemone89 "violence begets violence blahdee blahdee blah". Batsy would honestly be doing Gotham (and the world) a favor by taking out the murderers that mock his two faced stance on "justice" with every drop of innocent blood that they spill. At least then Gotham wouldn't have to waste so much money trying to "cure" the irredeemable sociopaths in a crappy asylum
@@jeremyallen492 Gotham isn’t really wasting their money on rehabilitating these people. The Ventriloquist on at least two occasions has been cured of his multiple personality disorder, only to relapse later (once because he just couldn’t move on without Scarface, and another time because he was sabotaged by Hugo Strange), Clayface himself is now a member of the Bat Family, and Harley Quinn has been confirmed by DC to no longer be a super villain, and is now an Anti-Hero, showing that there is hope for these people. Also since it seems you clearly hadn’t looked at any of those examples I listed on why superheroes should never kill nor listened to the wise words of Dr. King himself, I’ll be happy to explain it assuming I haven’t already lost your attention because I’m not constantly jingling keys in front of you. When Superman confronts the Elite about them killing villains, Superman says, “we are not the law!” Meaning that it’s not the jobs of people like him and the other heroes to play executioner, their supposed to stop the villains from succeeding in their evil plans and saving as many lives as they can. When Lex Luthor was placed on death row in All Star Superman for…well pick a crime and theres a good chance Lex did it, Superman didn’t try to stop them. And I know I’m using Superman as an example of why Batman doesn’t kills, but my point still stands as it’s likely Batman would have a similar view as Superman. Batman wouldn’t have a problem with his villains getting killed if they were put on trial and given the death penalty, then that would just be justice being served. Batman doesn’t kill just because it goes against his moral code, but because it’s not in his job description. The real question is “why hasn’t Gotham given Joker or any other super villains the death penalty already?”
1:34 Ughhhhhhhhh 2:40 Pinache ........Ughhhhhhhhh 3:02 Alfred Oracle can't swing huh what this button do..Ughhhhhhhhhh 3:59 I must defend Gotham 4:24 Un, (Farts) Bat-dead 5:16 Oh okay (runs to the car) BOOM My parents are dead 6:24 I am the night 9:48 Robocop warned me about these EXTRA 12:05 Success 12:44 I believe I can fly 14:38 (Gets shot and falls) Alfred 15:33 Batman needs to make 15:39 Where's Alfred is he even in this game 15:46 I'm Crabman 16:21 Looks Batman gonna stay here tonight 16:42 I'm a good Batmans 17:00 This keeps happening to me 20:57 Keep me hanging on
Ok wait a minute, nevermind Scarface talking after been decapitated where the hell did that fish come from Batman?!!! 8:18 😄😄😄 I now must own this Game. Brilliant 😄
That glider section is one of the most unintentionally hilarious things I've seen in anything ever. What is this show/channel and why have I only now been reccomended RU-vid!?
I'm guessing the whole Scareface thing was due to the game devs kind of looking into the origins of the dummy, and seeing that he was carved from the wood of a tree, that was used as a makeshift gallows of sorts. And I guess they thought there was some supernatural stuff going on there.
This video is just about a few months old and yet I'm always coming back to it. This is legitimately funny, probably one of the best It's Just Bad Batman Themed videos to date. Though I was just rolling and nearly died from laughing at the "MY PARENTS ARE DEAD" part from the exploding car. Ya'll did real good! Amazing job!
I couldn't stop laughing when batman walks up to the car and boom! This looks like one of those cases where the developers ambitions were greater than their development skills.
