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The final piece of DLC for Batman: Arkham City is only a few weeks away from release and now a new trailer has been released for players to enjoy.
Batman: Arkham City
Players: 1 Offline Player
Publisher: Warner Brothers Interactive
Genres: Action, Adventure
Publisher: Warner Brothers Interactive
Genres: Action, Adventure
Release Date: October 18, 2011
Developer: Rocksteady Studios
MSRP: $59.99
Developer: Rocksteady Studios
MSRP: $59.99
Batman: Arkham City builds upon the intense, atmospheric foundation of Batman: Arkham Asylum, sending players soaring into Arkham City, the new maximum security “home” for all of Gotham City’s thugs, gangsters and insane criminal masterminds. Set inside the heavily fortified walls of a sprawling district in the heart of Gotham City, this highly anticipated sequel introduces a brand-new story that draws together a new all-star cast of classic characters and murderous villains from the Batman universe, as well as a vast range of new and enhanced gameplay features to deliver the ultimate experience as the Dark Knight.
Arkham City: Robin DLC Details And Video
Posted By Micah C. about 5 months, 4 weeks ago
Time to kick some butt as the Boy Wonder
You know, I don’t think I’ve ever had a favorite Robin in the Batman mythos. I have a least favorite in Damian Wayne, but the other three were interesting characters, and continue to be interesting. With that said, the trend continues in Batman: Arkham City. The Robin DLC is finally out for those who didn’t pre-order the game through Best Buy or didn’t buy a code from someone who hocked it on Ebay. Though he plays similar to Batman in the stealth missions, Robin’s play style is still pretty intriguing, not to mention it was pretty cool that he beat up some ninjas in the single-player. At the same time, I don’t want to ramble on, because I have some video for you guys. So, enjoy!
Side note: I really hope the next Batman game (which I predict will be called Batman: No Man’s Land) is even bigger and lets us play as multiple characters from the Batman family.
The Dork Knight Himself
-Micah C.
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In the dark night, the dark knight got light effects to run tight in spite of slight setbacks to OSes of lower bytes. Will this affect you? It might. How trite.
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Excited PC players cranked their DX11 settings up this week to look at Arkham City in all its dark knight glory, only to discover the in-game camera to suffer from a condition that induced small seizures every few seconds. Rocksteady has acknowledged the problem, and is on the case! *theme song*
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Batman: Arkham City Review
Posted By Taylor H. about 6 months, 4 weeks ago
Batman: Arkham City Review
Arkham Asylum was a surprise hit that left gamers delighted and wanting more. With expectations now sky high, Arkham City doesn’t have that luxury. This only makes what Rocksteady has created that much more impressive. With a sizable open world, all of Batman’s gadgets at your disposable, and a phenomenal story, this may truly be the greatest comic book super hero game of all time.
| PROS | Amazing visuals, engrossing story, dynamic combat, packed with content, and simply fun to play. |
| CONS | Minor control issues, small instances of texture pop-in, and corrupted data issues. |
| WTF?! | Where the hell did Penguin find a shark and how did he get it inside his base? |
From the moment the game begins, it reels you in. There’s a ton of intrigue surrounding this new super prison and Hugo Strange’s involvement in it all. Without giving away the bigger plot points, the overarching story revolves around Batman getting to the bottom of Hugo Strange’s plan and finding a cure for the Titan venom. As you explore the massive landscape, you’ll cross paths with just about every one of Batman’s noteworthy villains. While some play a lesser role than others, they all make their presence felt in this turf war waging within the walls of Arkham City.
While it would have been nice to see these characters fleshed out a bit more, it’s hard to complain. The story is excellent and could easily rival the Chris Nolan line of films. You’ll feel connected to the characters you encounter as the plot twists and turns. It didn’t feel like I was just playing a Batman video game, I felt like I was Batman plotting my next move against the scum of Arkham. That’s definitely a sign of a well-told plot.
getting bludgeoned by a one-armed giant with a steel pipe. oh yeah, real ‘fun.’
The biggest change from Arkham Asylum that best serves this game is its open world. You really feel like Batman as you sit atop buildings listening into thugs, glide across the city, and kick crime in the ass. Having more gadgets than ever really makes you feel like the world’s greatest detective. Whether it’s remote batarangs, ice bombs, or your electronic disruptor, you’re given a wide array of tools to tackle situations any way you want to.
With all these new gadgets come changes to the combat. You’ll be able to use your gadgets in quick attacks maneuvers like never before. On top of quick batarangs, you can now deploy smoke bombs, lay explosive gel on the ground, and many other moves to help you deal with your enemies. All these tools come in handy as the enemy types are more varied and the game will present them all in challenging configurations.
For me, the combat is definitely the highlight of the game. The free-flowing nature is so much fun, while still remaining challenging. Simply mashing buttons won’t get it done though. You’ll need to employ a certain degree of strategy if you want to walk away alive from some of the tougher fights. This combat system is unlike anything I’ve encountered and easily one of the most rewarding. I found myself taking on groups of random thugs just because I wanted to get into another fight. It’s that fun.
9/10
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Once he was an acrobat, then a sidekick, and then he became his own man. Now, you can play as him in Batman: Arkham City.- December 31, 2011 at 09:13pm
Another flaw for me was that Hugo Strange was totally underused…
- November 02, 2011 at 02:32pm
Funny thing is that they confirmed a third game already… I don’t know how they could surpass this one but hey, they surpassed Arkham Asylum with this game so there could be a chance…
- October 26, 2011 at 09:31pm
I have to note that Two-face was really underused. The Penguin is more of a threat than him, the freaking Penguin.
- October 27, 2011 at 02:27am
Yeah, but this Penguin was awesome. I mean, he enslaved Solomon Grundy and Mr. Freeze. Not to mention, there’s something incredibly shocking about him:
He’s voiced by Nolan North. Let that sink in a bit.
- October 25, 2011 at 08:47am
I ,personally was expecting more from Two Face, i felt he was really underused…i was hyped to see him. And maybe a little cameo from Scarecrow xD But besides that it’s a solid solid game which i’ll be playin for a loong time xD
PS : never really wondered about that shark until u mentioned it ! it rly is weird
) - October 25, 2011 at 09:10am
I agree.
They got such an amazing voice actor for the part (Troy Baker, better known as Vincent from Catherine) and then he gets only two parts where he actually appears.And as for Scarecrow….well…let’s just say, you have to look in the right spots to get the hints…
- October 25, 2011 at 09:37am
That would have been an excellent place to put some Bat Shark Repellant. Then maybe a Bat Alphabet Soup Container.
- October 25, 2011 at 05:32am
Bought it, but ah…I’m actually kinda playing Dark Souls at the moment. Hopefully I can get around to this by the end of the year, but I also have to play Saints Row and Skyrim, and maybe maybe Skylanders.
I suck, hey?
- October 25, 2011 at 06:12am
Haha, I know how that is. When this was released I was playing Demon’s Souls, which I just finished. While I was playing Demon’s Souls though, I’d purchased Disgaea 4, which I’m currently playing. November will be basically a time of no gaming for me due to the work load it brings, so hopefully I’ll be playing this in December. I want to play it now though, haha.
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Batman encounters a mysterious new villain as Angry Joe reviews Arkham City. Can Rocksteady and the Dark Knight live up to all the hype in this highly anticipated sequel? And just who is this new villain’s true identity? Find out!
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What is longer than this cosplay-through? The ICE AGE! Why not CHILL with these COOL bats with some Arkham City… FREEZE PUN!
Check Out Arkham City's Boy Wonder
Dick Grayson’s out and Tim Drake’s in. Looks like Robin won’t be laying any eggs today.
Where’s the Bat-nipples?
Robin is the best character to play for those combat challenge maps. He’s faster then Batman and stronger then Catwoman, I’ve routinely ground knock out-ed thugs and managed to counter attacking thugs while they were halfway through their animation. Do that with Bats, or god help you Nightwing, and your combo is fucked. Robin goes through these dudes like a knife through hot butter, but damned if his gadgets aren’t useless as crap (though I tend to never use gadgets during combat anyway)
Okay. That ending at 2:40? The best.
Some constructive criticism here:
No word on the pricing in the text? What exactly is the content of the DLC? You couldve easily given all the important info in the text summary as well, for the few people that don’t necessarily want to watch the video for whatever reason.
However the video itself is nice and provides all the information plus some gameplay footage.
I myself will have to wait and see if I’ll get the DLC. First off, I’m still waiting for the PC release of the game and I’m also not sure how they will translate the 7 USD into Euros. If it’s cheap enough, I might get it but seeing as I only spend about 20 minutes doing challenge missions in Arkham Asylum GOTY, I probably won’t be to excited for those even though it gets me the chance to play Robin.
Both Nightwing and Robin are already available at the GFWL Marketplace for 6,75 € each.
Robin comes with two new challenge maps (Black Mask’s Hideout (Predator) and Freight Train (Combat), which is a sidescrolling Beat em’ Up stage) and two alternate costumes: Animated Robin and Tim Drake’s new persona Red Robin.
And btw: Black Mask IS featured in Black Mask’s Hideout, but only in the campaign version.