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The Flash 1993

Hack and slash/Beat 'em up by Probe Software, published by Sega.

54
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About

In 2008, Bottlerocket Entertainment was working on a licensed game for The Flash with Brash Entertainment and DC Comics, but the project was cancelled when Brash closed the same year. The game was planned for the PS3 and Xbox 360.

Story

Central City is Under Siege! The Scarlet Speedster has his hands full! Gangs of cutthroats, rogues and maniacs have launched an all out assault on Central City. Shooting wildly in high speed chases with the authorities, these bandits threaten to take control. Only the super speed of The Flash can halt the mayhem and bring these criminals to justice. Which mysterious super villain has united all of Central City '3 underworld into an unstoppable army? Race through dark alleyways, gloomy dock-yards and a chemical warehouse to find out! Will The Flash discover which arch nemesis is up to his old tricks before it's too late? -Super speed gives The Flash rapid fire attacks. -Dodge bombs, bullets and poisonous gas with incredible speed. -All the action and intensity of the TV Series!

What is happening now

The Flash is a platformer released for the Sega Master System in 1993. The game adapts the DC Comics speedster for 16-bit action, offering typical side-scrolling gameplay of the era. Recent coverage has focused on the film adaptation rather than the game itself, discussing early development of The Flash movie by directors John Francis Daley and Jonathan Goldstein. That coverage explored narrative concepts including an alternate version of Bruce Wayne who never became Batman, suggesting different creative directions the filmmakers considered before the project's eventual release.

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1993 (Europe first)

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