Jim Sterling writes, "One of the most critically acclaimed action titles on PC, Xbox 360, and PS3, Arkham City is now available on the Wii U, and it looks right at home.
That's all it needed to do, really. What it didn't need was GamePad-specific features shoehorned into itself with no benefit granted to the end user. Sadly, it seems not even the Dark Knight can resist the lure of tech demo chicanery."
"Later this month (17th Nov to be exact), the first season of Batman: The Telltale Series will be making its way to Switch. The story-driven adventure game take on Batman is great fun, and a unique take on the legend of the Dark Knight. It’s great to see the caped crusader making a re-appearance on a Nintendo console, so we thought what better time to revisit the best Batman games on Nintendo so far! No matter the place on the list, we think these are all some great games!"
A graphics comparison of the Batman: Return to Arkham - Arkham City on PS4 with Arkham City: Armored Edition on Wii U.
WHy compare a port to a version that was enhanced with a new engine? Shall we compare Super Mario Bros NES to the SNES version?
I agree! One of the best usage of gamepad! It's a pity that Arkham Origins doesn't support it the same way.
Some new Batman videogame discounts include Batman Arkham City: Armored Edition being discounted by 77 percent at $13.99, LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham being reduced by as much as half off for as little as $19.99 and more. The Batman: Arkham Knight Signature Series Guide is also on sale at 29 percent off, dropping its price to $17.86.
Another insightful review from Jim.