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Grappling lines and wall jumps move Batman through original stages in Batman: The Video Game, Sunsoft's NES game that borrows the 1989 film's look without retelling the movie. Gotham's warehouses and mechanical shafts are new routes, not a walk through the film's scenes in order.
The wall jump and the grappling line are the verbs. A shot from the gadget and a cling to the brick replace a straight brawler's punch.
Sunsoft built those stages for the NES, and a Game Boy version exists beside them. The film supplies the silhouette, while the wall jump and the line are how this Batman actually travels.
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