Sentences with phrase «about rocksteady»

Everything about Rocksteady's return to the franchise (after the workmanlike prequel Origins was farmed out to another developer) smacks of a cock - sure confidence and mastery of the universe.

There was also a convention where he started speaking about Rocksteady's version inadvertently because someone from the crowd said it had been announced (The guy was talking about Origins of course but only said a new Batman game).

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But how do you go about acquiring the Rocksteady Mantle in Monster Hunter World?

We haven't seen or heard much about Batman: Arkham Knight since the announcement of its delay and new release date, but developers Rocksteady want...

This latest trailer for Eidos and Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Asylum is all about one thing: ass kicking.

Warner Bros. previously sent Hill an Email regarding a few key scenes that they felt were likely to affect the rating, asking if Rocksteady wanted to do anything about them.

We know so little about the Batgirl and Robin of Rocksteady's universe that it seems like a massive shame to have a piece of DLC featuring them that gives them so little dialogue and that tells almost nothing about who they are.

Can not wait to finally experience the finale, everything about this looks so dope, refined and just soaking in awesome Rocksteady sauce.

Something about it simply exudes this feeling of being little more than a money generating tool for Warner Bros designed purely to tide them over until Rocksteady return with a fully fledged sequel, assuming that's what they're doing.

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.

There's been talk for some time about where Rocksteady would go next, but recently rumors have focused on the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles franchise.

There has been speculation for a while now regarding whether or not the new game that Rocksteady (the company behind the Arkham series) is about...

Sefton Hill from Rocksteady had this to say about the delay:

But for those who are still unconvinced, I spoke with Lead Narrative Designer Paul Crocker of developer Rocksteady at E3 about the newest Batman game, including Play as the Joker exclusive to PLAYSTATION 3.

As always, traversing the environment was a slick affair, but then again this is Rocksteady we're talking about — they've got two games worth of experience behind them.

I've been thinking about this too, and after a long think I've come to the conclusion that multiplayer in the Arkham universe would stick out like a sore thumb; it'd take away from the «one man versus a whole city» atmosphere that Rocksteady are trying to achieve with the game.

I seem to remember some article somewhere where the Rocksteady guys said AA was originally envisioned as some kind of rhythm game which eventually grew into what we know and love today; but with that in mind, when you think about it the combat system does have that rather distinct QTE - ish / spectacle thing going on.

After watching an hour - long demo of Batman gameplay during GDC, we spoke with Gaz Deaves, a member of the Rocksteady team, about the process of bringing the last Arkham story in this series to a next - gen end.

What was disappointing about this particular delay, however, was that it felt like it was clear that Warner Bros and Rocksteady knew when they announced the original date that the game wasn't going to be ready for an October release.

I think it's about time that fans let Rocksteady know whether there's an interest in an Arkham Knight «Photo Mode», so below is a poll to start gathering everyone's thoughts.

Since we're about a month out from that annual games tradeshow, we suppose that means we could only be a couple weeks out from a Rocksteady Superman announcement.

«Batman: Arkham Asylum» is hitting stores this month, and CBR's interview series concludes as we talk with Rocksteady's Tim Hanagan about what fans can expect from the gameplay as they take on the role of the Caped Crusader.

When I asked about the possibility of working on a third game I was told that as Rocksteady had just finished wrapping the second one, it would be a while before everyone was ready to sit down and discuss future plans.

What's most shocking about Arkham Origins is the fact that WB appears to be ditching Rocksteady, the developer of both previous titles, in favor of Warner Bros..

I had the opportunity to sit down with senior producer Ben Mattes and talks about certain aspects of the game, including the daunting task of following up Rocksteady's Arkham Asylum and Arkham City.