Catwoman is a video game developed by Electronic Arts UK and published by Electronic Arts. It
was created for the PlayStation 2 console from Sony, for the Xbox from Microsoft, the PC and the Game Cube. The game is classed as an action title which is played from a third person perspective, based on the comic book license deal.
This is mainly another licensed title by Electronic Arts, and it is based on the movie with the same name, which stars Halle Berry. It was one of the worst comic book to movie adaptations and gained Halle a worst actress award. The game strictly follows the film's plot and all its models; the graphics are created too closely to resemble the characters and the locations that were present in the movie. Halle Berry also lends her voice to the main character of the game.
There are multiple powers that the main character gets access to. As in the comics, Catwoman does not kill anybody. The biggest challenge can at times be overcoming the obstacles in the environment, while fighting enemies is done mainly by using the whip.
Unfortunately, the game was one of the worst that the company has ever put out and recently Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello singled it out as a perfect example of how his company should not approach game development. Reviewers did not appreciate the release when it came out and it sold poorly.
CHEATS
Special Edition mode
Enter 1940 as a Vault code. All galleries will be unlocked and the comic will have new changes.
GAMEPLAY HINTS
Level 1: Dodging bullets
While on the level 1, there will be a hail of bullets. To dodge them, hold L1 and run around. The chances of you getting hit will be decreased.
To dodge the bullets you need to roll. To do this, hold L1 while running around then press R1 to roll. You can also roll to break some objects.
Midnight the cat
When Catwoman comes across this little feline she is in luck. Finding Midnight gives Catwoman nine lives.
Finding Cat Eyes
If you have problems finding Cat Eyes, press Triangle to use your cat vision. Some of them are hidden behind posters and other objects.