The actions of punching, kicking, and leaping are the primary ways to progress through the levels of the action platformer Daredevil, which was developed for the Game Boy Advance. In it, one of Marvel’s most unbelievable superheroes, a blind lawyer who possesses improved powers and heightened senses, goes on adventures. The show follows his exploits. Although it was touted as a tie-in with the premiere of the Daredevil film on February 14th, the game is more based upon a less realistic comic book style with bright and vivid hues with the occasional “Pow!” and “Bif!” when knocking down opponents. This is even though it was advertised as a tie-in with the film. The Daredevil video game for the Game Boy Advance is designed to resemble a realistic cartoon more than a comic book. On February 14th, the video game was made accessible to the general public for purchase. There are certain levels in which you travel over moving automobiles, other stages in which you travel within buildings and underground, and some stages in which you travel across rooftops. Cutscenes in this video game are designed to seem like comic books, and they will appear as the player progresses through the game’s 23 individual stages. They will learn about the game’s primary storyline through these cutscenes.
