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August 2009
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The editors liked
Excellent combat
Top-notch writing and voice work
This is the closest youll ever get to actually becoming Batman
Grand selection of enemies and boss battles
Strong love of Batman lore and the stories behind the characters and enemies
Just the right a...
The best Batman (or
Really
Any comic-inspired) videogame ever made.
Story mode really sucks you in
Uncomplicated combat is fastpaced and looks fantastic
Tons of cool stuff to unlock
Including Challenge mode maps
Audio and visual presentation is uniformly impressive
You wont want to stop playing even after youve solve...
Incredible narrative
Gorgeous visuals
Awesome boss encounters
Fresh gameplay
Tons of fan service
Amazing atmosphere
Great gameplay flow
Awesome Batman trappings.
The editors didn't like
The detecting aspects of the game are rather weak
It seems somewhat un-Batman-like to have to skulk in so many vents
The Riddler could have had a stronger voice
In stark contrast to the rest of the game
The boss fights arent very imaginative.
Too tempting to play through the entire game in detective vision mode
Supervillains that you dont get to fight feel like missed opportunities.
Published: 2017-04-24, Author: Matthew , review by: cheatcc.com
Abstract: Batman is something of an enigma. He works really well in comic book form, but generally when his world is brought to life in other mediums it is, at best, hit or miss. The campy 60s television show, the later Tim Burton films, the god awful Joel Schumach...
Ultimately, it boils to this: Arkham Asylum is awesome. It’s hands down the best console game released this year so far, and is in the running to be one of the very best this entire generation. Mark my words, when this generation is through, we’ll be ...
Abstract: There’s no question that Batman is a cultural icon, and has had numerous successes outside of comics in both TV and feature film. Tim Burton’s films brought a dark, twisted vision to Gotham City, while on TV the same vision was brought to the highly ...
Abstract: The Batmobile hurls down the waterlogged streets of Gotham City with Batman at the helm and a ghost-faced villain beside him. After a few minutes of hellish laughter, the metals gates of Arkham Asylum grind open as the black armoured vehicle ascends up...
Abstract: Batman: Arkham Asylum is a remarkable game, the delivery of the story and pacing of combat and puzzles is first class. The game features elements of stealth, melee combat, puzzle solving and some simple platforming. The story briefly follows you as Bat...
Abstract: Months ago, DC comics killed off Bruce Wayne. A three-part mini-series, entitled "Battle for the Cowl," followed, in which multiple heroes and villains from the Gotham universe battled to wear the suit of the famous, caped crusader. Now, a new entity d...
Abstract: Not based on any Batman movie, Batman: Arkham Asylum is instead an entirely original tale set in a prison compound for the criminally insane. A large island fortress peppered by multiple structural facilities of the decidedly high-tech Gothic persuasio...
Abstract: Believe the hype! This game really is as good as everyone makes it out to be, and there is buzz around that its already a Game of the Year contender. Check out what makes it so good here in this in-depth review. OverviewBatman: Arkham Asylum has be...
Abstract: Batman is perhaps one of the most complex and well-known characters ever to grace the pages of a comic book. His fighting techniques are unmatched, his detective skills are legendary and he is arguably the greatest hero without any super-powers to ever...
Abstract: What these games failed to realise is that no comic book superhero is darker than Batman with only the 1993 SNES version of Batman Returns coming anywhere close to capturing the true essence of the Caped Crusader. As a character, Batman has limitless p...
