Endgadget: Neon green and red lights flash as Batman maneuvers the Batmobile through loop de loops in a gaudy underground racetrack. On the streets of Gotham, giant, bulbous tanks strafe around each other shooting at the speeding Bat-vehicle as it tries to escape. Onscreen, a computer-animated Alfred appears and gets snippy with master Bruce.
This is a description of the things I did in a demo of Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Knight, due out this June on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. And if any of the above sounds a whole hell of a lot like the camp film Batman & Robin, well, that's because it's eerily similar. If you were a fan of that Joel Schumacher-directed 1997 nipple fest or the open-world distractions of the 2011 video game Arkham City, then that gameplay might sound pretty awesome. But for a fan of Batman: Arkham Asylum like myself, however, this sample of Arkham Knight was disconcerting.
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Games such as Mad Max, Red Dead Redemption 2, and Batman: Arkham Knight desperately deserve a modern-day revisit.
RDR2 still looks astounding on PS4 Pro. i cannot imagine how it could look with a next gen upgrade.
It's obviously never gonna happen since Sony killed the game and studio, but Driveclub. Even in its current state, 10 years after release, it still puts many competitors to shame ...
Mad max ikr! Far cry primal, it amuses me how ubisoft just left ac unity hanging, sadly most of the good staff left from rocksteady while being forced to make that abomination smh
One way or another, these games provoked strong reactions.
I don't think Days Gone divided fans. For the most part, gamers loved it. It was the reviewers who were divided. Self-loathing racist pieces of shit that took exception to the main character being white. This was a fantastic game, one of the best open-world games I ever played, and I've played them all.
For the most part, when it comes to Last of Us 2, incels, homophobes, and closet national socialist types didn't like it. I repeat not all, but most.
Days Gone is a great game and it was attacked by the leftist socialist people that are actually closet fascists. As a great poet once said: "Socialism is the mother of fascism."
The Order got hit from anti-Sony Xbox fans.
Out of these 3, Last of Us 2 stands above as being a work of art. It's still generating a ton conversation to this day.
Amazing gameplay, but TLOU2 had one of the worst, most convoluted and uneccessary plots I ever seen in a sequel. Terrible story and the characters were forgettable. I didn't give an F about anyone in the story.
I don't think any of these divided fans, other than LoU2. The rest were either victims of biased reviews or just generally agreed that they weren't as good as they could've been or just overall disappointing.
This is such a meek, niche demographic, corner-of-the-room representation of nitpickery.
"Yeah the batmobile is cool... I'd just rather the game was more linear like Asylum...."
What? This was either written out of pure boredom, or the assignment given to the writer was 'Give me an opinion adverse to what every other site is saying. Lets be the salmon swimming upstream'. The title says it all.
"I have an opinion that matters too And its different! Also I only listen to one genre of music."
Where, in your honest opinion, did you see the natural progression of the third installment going? I usually want to stay away from a negative reaction in my comments (at least recently. .. okay like maybe my last 3 comments) but come on..... I hate the term hipster but this article seems like an application into the guild.
We're being given what we all thought when we played 'Arkham City'. "Man it sure would be cool to drive the batmobile through these streets". This game is gonna rule and no flimsy, whimsical attempt at an article is going to change that.
This morning's coffee was a strong one, what can I say?
yeah i only liked asylum too. Im tired of these open world games. They want you believe the game is worth your money just because you put more hours into open world.
What an odd person. It's fine if you prefer the linearity of Asylum, but why play Knight and write a piece like this when you knew what you were getting into? That's ludicrous.
I stopped reading after "disconcerting" haha
I personally liked Arkham City more due to it felt like i was really in a city filled with criminals. I simply LOVE both though and i'm sure Arkham Knight will be just as good.