Dynamite Batman is one of those weird, Japan-only NES gems that never made it overseas. It's basically a side-scrolling beat 'em up where Batman punches, kicks, and throws shurikens (yeah, really) through waves of thugs. The controls feel a little stiff at first, but once you get used to the rhythm, smashing through neon-lit streets has its charm.

What makes it stand out? The soundtrack slaps—super synth-heavy with these driving basslines that fit the cyberpunk-ish vibe. And the sprite work? Surprisingly detailed for an NES game, especially Batman’s cape animation. Just don’t expect the usual Gotham lore—this one’s got its own bizarre storyline with mechs and ninjas. Emulator hiccups aside, it’s a fun relic if you’re into obscure retro action.