Sentences with phrase «rocksteady made»

Batman: Arkham City Arkham Asylum was an awesome game, and Rocksteady made it bigger and badder.

One of the things that caught my eye was seeing Batman fight from one enemy to another, and how Rocksteady made it see, like a smooth transition.

Imagine is Rocksteady made a DP game.

I think Rocksteady made a statement a while back regarding a Superman game and not doing it due to what you said and more.

The world may be relatively large and beautiful, packed with rain - soaked architecture and criminals looking to take advantage of the evacuation, but it's also pretty much empty space devoid of anything for the player to actually discover for themselves, a mistake that Rocksteady made when they created Arkham City, too.

I'd rather see Rocksteady make a Justice League came with 2 player co-op.

Have Rocksteady make the game.

Granted, there are other possibilities for the Arkham Knight's true affiliation, such as the Suicide Squad and Amanda Waller, which is another possible explanation for Rocksteady making Origins canon due to the Squad and Waller first being shown coming together at the end of the game.

Not exact matches

The characters Bebop and Rocksteady, Krang and Casey Jones are all rumored to make appearances in the sequel, which will be directed by Dave Green («Earth to Echo»).

Trevor and co's multiplayer has made mountains of cash for Rocksteady and Take Two, and with the studio already registering RedDeadOnline as a domain, epic online cowboy adventures look assured.

Kudos to Rocksteady for having a hacking mini-game which doesn't make you want to burn your own eyes out with car cigarette lighters too; it's the best hacking tool in any game I can think of in fact.

Looking back across all three Rocksteady game's Bruce Wayne has featured very little, which is fitting since Rocksteady have always wanted to focus on making you feel like Batman, and throughout the Batman lore there's always been the idea that Batman isn't a mask that Bruce Wayne wears, it's the other way round; Bruce Wayne is a mask Batman wears.

The bigger problem is Rocksteady seem intent on making players dislike the Batmobile by shoehorning it into the game at every possible juncture, including vehicle platforming sections and lots and lots and lots of drone battles.

Rocksteady know how to do Batman, and everything feels designed to make the player feel like the Dark Knight.

Impressively Rocksteady have implemented a light destruction system so that the Batmobile can plough into and through barriers, bits of building and much more, making it feel connected to the world, even if wanton destruction feels slightly out of character for the Dark Knight.

Seeing how he is the veteran voice actor for Batman and the Arkham games logically it makes sense it's a Batman Arkham game:) Perhaps this might end Rocksteadys Batman trilogy and lead into a Superman game, you never know!

In the meantime we'll just have to maintain hope that Rocksteady or whoever is developing the next Batman game will finally allow us to get behind the wheel of the Batmobile or the stick of the Bat - Wing, and thereby make all of your slightly childish but no less awesome dreams come true.

The story really makes me want to see Rocksteady team with the same writers to make a Justice League game.

imo rocksteady should make superman.

origins was just as good if not better then the story in any other arkham game had they said rocksteady actually made it you'll be telling ppl how great it was

I think Rocksteady's next game is going to be another Batman title based on what we heard about a while ago, so the chances of it actually making this seems very slim.

You can easily tell how much love and care Rocksteady put into making a fully realized world, making Arkham Knight a fine example of what can be accomplished with the power of Unreal Engine 3 on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.

The game will also include bosses made from the series» most iconic villains, like Shredder and Bebop & Rocksteady.

Kudos to Rocksteady for having a hacking mini-game which doesn't make you want to burn your own eyes out with car cigarette lighters too; it's the best hacking tool in any game I can think of in fact.

Guerrilla Games found a way to make bow and arrow combat exciting, fun, and challenging and I believe Rocksteady can do the same.

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After the release of Batman Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, Rocksteady studios proved they had what it takes to make a Batman game that fans would love.

Developed for Wii U by WB Games Montréal, the game builds upon the critically acclaimed, award - winning action game of 2011 created by Rocksteady Studios and makes its first appearance on any Nintendo platform as a launch title for the revolutionary new home console that hits Australian stores today.

What you're reading is a rough outline I would have refined in to a full review but WB Interactive and Rocksteady didn't take the time to make Arkham Knight work so why should I spend any more of my time reviewing it properly?

As much of a dream as it would be to me for Rocksteady to make a Superman game, it's hard to imagine it being successful or working.

For Arkham City Rocksteady haven't quite succeeded in crafting the greatest boss battles to grace consoles, but have certainly managed to make them superior to Arkham Asylum.

WB & Rocksteady have always prided themselves of their gameplay in all there Batman games they have made together.

The key thing here is Rocksteady is obviously doing something, and being tied to superheroes for the time being makes sense.

We were hoping this was true and now we know for sure, Rocksteady, who made the superhero games relevant again, are at the helm of the next entry into the Arkham series.

Seeing that Batman (the 1989 film) is one of my all - time favorite movies, I have to give my thanks to Rocksteady for making a DLC pack based on the Burton Batman films.

Now Rocksteady should learn to make a serviceable Batman by omitting the

Hmm rockstar is as bad as bungie and treyarch... insomniac well better.Now Rocksteady would be some devs worth listening to... make it happen Sony.

I give Rocksteady so much credit for making me a believer.

First of all, and on behalf of everyone here at Rocksteady Studios, I'd like to say a massive «thank you» for your support in making Batman: Arkham Knight the success it has been.

While the other studios might have made better games this year, it is fantastic to see the «little guy» like Rocksteady get such a great award and you know what, they deserve it — considering they made the first good Batman game.

The developers, Rocksteady Games, are not just throwing in the Joker as a boring selectable villain, but they are actually making it look like it's fun to control as him as well.

Bad reviews are given by people WANTING the game to be bad because it wasn't made by Rocksteady.

Now that Rocksteady have made Batman an open world experience, it's hard to say what innovations they'll bring into the next game, but for now, Arkham City can proudly hold the torch as one of the greatest superhero games of our generation.

Report filed by Rakan Stanbouly Paul Dini, writer for both Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, recently stated through Twitter that he won't be returning to help make the next game in the Rocksteady's franchise.

During an interview with IGN, Rocksteady founder and Arkham Knight game director Sefton Hill told IGN «we never wrote it or made it with a rating in mind.

Montreal, it's the first Arkham game to be made outside of Rocksteady Studios and the first to offer multiplayer.

Rocksteady's conclusion to their Arkham trilogy looks astonishing, but a 4K upgrade and HDR implementation would make anyone's eyes melt with joy.

The main game is being developed by Warner Bros Montreal — both Arkham Asylum and Arkham City were made by fellow London studio Rocksteady.

This afternoon, Prideful Sloth, an indie developer made up of veterans from Rocksteady and Activision, announced that their Zelda - like RPG, Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles, releases on the Nintendo Switch May 17th, 2018.

Anyway, Rocksteady had apparently been kicking around the idea of giving Superman a similar treatment, even going so far as to make reference to the caped hero in Arkham Knight.