Five times the size of Arkham Asylum
Improved combat
Interrogations
Many new gadgets
Multiplayer
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Yeah I just love games with pointless tacked on open worlds that add nothing but random boring sidequests, more of that please developers!!!no open world = no buy
black_chamber99
[QUOTE="black_chamber99"]Yeah I just love games with pointless tacked on open worlds that add nothing but random boring sidequests, more of that please developers!!!no open world = no buy
bobbetybob
Pretty much this. I can't think of anything to add.
Depends what you mean by not a fan, if you mean just never really got into it, not read the comics or anything but know little bits about it or watched the films like me then it's great. If you mean you're not a fan as in don't like Batman as a character or anything about the comics etc then it's still good but you might not enjoy it as much.Hows the first game for someone whos not particularly a fan of batman? I know the gameplays solid
shutdown_202
Hows the first game for someone whos not particularly a fan of batman? I know the gameplays solid
It's a very solid game on its own right, but a lot of its impact was due to it perfecting the feeling of being Batman on a videogame. But since there isn't a single person that isn't a fan of Batman, that shouldn't be an issue :][QUOTE="black_chamber99"]I'l be more interested if it isnt.no open world = no buy
Thunderdrone
Second. An open world game works as good as its transport methods.
With driving the batmovile confirmed to not be on the game, how else are you gonna move through the open world? Swinging around? This is a Batman game, not Spiderman.
[QUOTE="shutdown_202"]Depends what you mean by not a fan, if you mean just never really got into it, not read the comics or anything but know little bits about it or watched the films like me then it's great. If you mean you're not a fan as in don't like Batman as a character or anything about the comics etc then it's still good but you might not enjoy it as much.Hows the first game for someone whos not particularly a fan of batman? I know the gameplays solid
bobbetybob
Thats exactly me (Although i did love Batman of the Future).
first game fo It's a very solid game on its own right, but a lot of its impact was due to it perfecting the feeling of being Batman on a videogame. But since there isn't a single person that isn't a fan of Batman, that shouldn't be an issue :]IronBass
The last Batman game i played was on the Game Gear. Think it was pretty awesome.
Ive looked around and GOTY edition is £10 more than standard. Is the extra content worth it?
I'l be more interested if it isnt.[QUOTE="Thunderdrone"][QUOTE="black_chamber99"]
no open world = no buy
IronBass
Second. An open world game works as good as its transport methods.
With driving the batmovile confirmed to not be on the game, how else are you gonna move through the open world? Swinging around? This is a Batman game, not Spiderman.
Actually I've read that you can move through the enviroment in a similar way as in Just Cause 2 with ur cape acting as the parachute. AA actually was open world in some sense. The entire gameworld was open to the player at the end. I agree it didn't play as an OW game, but if the world is five time as big all they need to do is to spawn some enemies/mini misssions and boom.Then wait for Infamous 2. Thats as good as open world superhero game gets. Anyhow I need more details :sno open world = no buy
black_chamber99
[QUOTE="black_chamber99"]Arkham Asylum DID have an open world.no open world = no buy
Cherokee_Jack
thats a bold-faced lie
[QUOTE="black_chamber99"]Yeah I just love games with pointless tacked on open worlds that add nothing but random boring sidequests, more of that please developers!!!no open world = no buy
bobbetybob
you're lying to yourself if you dont think it'd be cool to explore the entirety of a fully realized 3D gotham city. its about time we got to do that. flying around as superman in superman returns was AWESOME, and that game sucked.
Arkham Asylum DID have an open world.[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"][QUOTE="black_chamber99"]
no open world = no buy
black_chamber99
thats a bold-faced lie
No, I think you'll find it did.you're lying to yourself if you dont think it'd be cool to explore the entirety of a fully realized 3D gotham city. its about time we got to do that. flying around as superman in superman returns was AWESOME, and that game sucked.black_chamber99
That's because flying is an integral part of what makes Superman Superman. Exploring Gotham is not the same for Batman.
Arkham Asylum (and Arkham City) focused on exactly what makes Batman Batman, which is great hand to hand combat, stealth-taking down enemies, doing detective work (even solving the Riddler's riddles!) and the use of cool gadgets.
That's what most people expect Batman to do, not patrulling the city to stop a random car theft =S
[QUOTE="black_chamber99"][QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"] Arkham Asylum DID have an open world.Cherokee_Jack
thats a bold-faced lie
No, I think you'll find it did.c'mon man. you know it wasnt the type of open world game i'm talking about here
No, I think you'll find it did.[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"][QUOTE="black_chamber99"]
thats a bold-faced lie
black_chamber99
c'mon man. you know it wasnt the type of open world game i'm talking about here
What I think you're trying to say is that it wasn't a very large open world. which is true. It's a Metroid-styIe open world, which it kind of needs because it's a Metroid-styIe game. Nothing about the current gameplay would benefit from having you in a full city (especially since that means you don't go indoors)
I only just last night got around to unwrapping the first game after it sitting on the shelf for a fair while, I have been nothing but impressed so far, seems to be the classiest comic hero game I have played (Mark Hamill is great).
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[QUOTE="Cherokee_Jack"] No, I think you'll find it did.Cherokee_Jack
c'mon man. you know it wasnt the type of open world game i'm talking about here
What I think you're trying to say is that it wasn't a very large open world. which is true. It's a Metroid-styIe open world, which it kind of needs because it's a Metroid-styIe game. Nothing about the current gameplay would benefit from having you in a full city (especially since that means you don't go indoors)
Meh it's not the size, but the lack of side missions and random events (such as spawning enemies/civilians), that distinguish AA from OW-games. But I agree with u that I can't see how the game would benefit from introducing such features. The risk is it will lose its focus.I recomend practice on the first combat challenge as soon as u have unlocked it. At least for me it took some time before I learned to apreciate the combat system and I regret not practicing a little on the side. Will make the game more fun and more importantly, it will make u feel like Batman 8)!I only just last night got around to unwrapping the first game after it sitting on the shelf for a fair while, I have been nothing but impressed so far, seems to be the classiest comic hero game I have played (Mark Hamill is great).
SapSacPrime
Same goes for the stealth actually. A couple of moves will get u through the gameSushigluttonWell, yeah, but they're sooooo satisfying : D
no open world = no buy
black_chamber99
hopefully co-op, with batman and robin! granted robin would need an image change, otherwise he could just be considered bait while you sneak around as batmanI'm a bit apprehensive about the multiplayer (will need to hear more details), but still optimistic and will probably be one of my favourite games this year.
soulitane
I'm a bit apprehensive about the multiplayer (will need to hear more details), but still optimistic and will probably be one of my favourite games this year.
hopefully co-op, with batman and robin! granted robin would need an image change, otherwise he could just be considered bait while you sneak around as batman Robin has always been the lamest of super heroes. Worse that aquaman. jiminy jiliquers batman!Please Log In to post.
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