Batman: Year One

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Batman: Arkham Knight

First Impressions at E3 - The End Of a Trilogy Coming in 2015

One of the first things that stands out is the graphics for sure. Really high detailed and realistic textures gives a hole new dimension of the franchise. All the other Arkhams were good graphic wise but this one goes even further when it comes to candy for he eye. A really well made production which we are looking forward to put our hands on and spend the well worth 60 bucks for this cool production.

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Scarecrow

They did a really good job with Scarecrow giving him a unique zombie like look that will make you have nightmares. He looks blind. A cool thing the developers did was to crash the game when the Scarecrow jumps on the scene so don't panic if it seems the game is crashing, is just the Scarecrow glitch.
 

Scarecrow looks really scary! Mind the glitch when the Scarecrow appears - avoid that trippy gas!



Harley Quinn 

If you pre-order you will be able to play as Harley Quinn and have access to 4 extra exclusive challenge maps

 

Batman Arkham Night Poster



We heard this game will not be as long as the previews one

 

Gotham City looks really detailed and bigger then the previews games.

 

This game was to be out on the 31st December 2015 but now Microsoft changed the release Date to unknown!

 

They included the Batmobile and it looks awesome! It will follow Batman everywhere. It's like if it was his shadow and he has a Battle Mode to engage in combat and Persuit Mode. To be honest it looks a bit like a spider when in that mode. Apparently the Batmobile it is easy to drive, you wouldn't think that cause it looks a bit like a tank.

 

 

 

BATMAN CITY OF SCARS

When the Joker escapes from Arkham and murders the parents of a young boy, Batman recalls the pain of losing his own parents as a child. He is pushed past his limits to the point where his focus becomes revenge on all who stand in his way, including many of Gotham's underworld. Finally, Batman is forced to look at the psychological profile of his own mind and accept the consequences of his life to find resolve.
Directed and Written by Aaron Schoenke
Original Music by Sean Schoenke
Kevin Porter as Batman
Paul Molnar as Joker
Madelynn Rae as Harley Quinn
Guy Grundy as Zsasz