Arkham Asylum Sequel - Batman: Arkham City!

The main thing I'm worried about is if this game tries to ride on the success of the original instead of creating it's own Identity.

The main thing I'm worried about is if this game tries to ride on the success of the original instead of creating it's own Identity.

vashkey

Like Bioshock 2?

[QUOTE="vashkey"]

The main thing I'm worried about is if this game tries to ride on the success of the original instead of creating it's own Identity.

siddhu33

Like Bioshock 2?

[QUOTE="siddhu33"]

[QUOTE="vashkey"]

The main thing I'm worried about is if this game tries to ride on the success of the original instead of creating it's own Identity.

vashkey

Like Bioshock 2?

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Badass cover.

[QUOTE="vashkey"]

The main thing I'm worried about is if this game tries to ride on the success of the original instead of creating it's own Identity.

siddhu33

Like Bioshock 2?

Don't all sequels ride on the success of the original title of a series? They are after all fixed to a setting and theme that is the identity of the series as a whole, rather than just of one game. That's what makes Halo, Halo, and Metal Gear, Metal Gear. Any new entry in a series works on the themes by which all games can be easily identified as part of that series. Of course its expected new entries also add to the formula and build upon what the original game set as a foundation, but those new features are still working within the overriding themes that makes the games what they are.

[QUOTE="siddhu33"]

[QUOTE="vashkey"]

The main thing I'm worried about is if this game tries to ride on the success of the original instead of creating it's own Identity.

Like Bioshock 2?

Don't all sequels ride on the success of the original title of a series? They are after all fixed to a setting and theme that is the identity of the series as a whole, rather than just of one game. That's what makes Halo, Halo, and Metal Gear, Metal Gear. Any new entry in a series works on the themes by which all games can be easily identified as part of that series. Of course its expected new entries also add to the formula and build upon what the original game set as a foundation, but those new features are still working within the overriding themes that makes the games what they are.

[QUOTE="siddhu33"]

Like Bioshock 2?

Don't all sequels ride on the success of the original title of a series? They are after all fixed to a setting and theme that is the identity of the series as a whole, rather than just of one game. That's what makes Halo, Halo, and Metal Gear, Metal Gear. Any new entry in a series works on the themes by which all games can be easily identified as part of that series. Of course its expected new entries also add to the formula and build upon what the original game set as a foundation, but those new features are still working within the overriding themes that makes the games what they are.

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[QUOTE="siddhu33"]

Like Bioshock 2?

h575309

Don't all sequels ride on the success of the original title of a series? They are after all fixed to a setting and theme that is the identity of the series as a whole, rather than just of one game. That's what makes Halo, Halo, and Metal Gear, Metal Gear. Any new entry in a series works on the themes by which all games can be easily identified as part of that series. Of course its expected new entries also add to the formula and build upon what the original game set as a foundation, but those new features are still working within the overriding themes that makes the games what they are.

May not be the best name, but I can at least see how it builds upon and expands the theme of the first game.

And thank ye kind sir :oops: