Sentences with phrase «arkham city so»

I played it right after Arkham City so the animation and movement felt stiff and a bit clunky throughout.

Not exact matches

Seeing a LEGO version of Gotham City and Arkham Asylum was just so cool.

And then Arkham City expanded on everything that made the first game so fun to play.

Madworld from Wii (Since it is backwards compatible), No More Heroes, Batman Arkham City, Monster Hunter 3 Ultimate etc. there are plenty of «mature» games out there for you to play on the Wii U (yeah some are Wii) and yeah they are not made by Nintendo but so what, you want mature games and there ya go haha.Also if the Wii U can handle Monoliths X I think it can handle GTA 5, a game running off of Xbox 360 / PS3 specs (less powerful than the Wii U) it really is up to Rockstar to release it on Wii U.

Whenever I sit down and begin to think about the games I'm looking forward to many titles pop into my head; Rage, Batman: Arkham City, Gears of War 3 and so many more, but Modern Warfare 3 doesn't pop into my head.

So, I'm pretty sure that means you're excited about its sequel, Batman: Arkham City, and if you're not....

;) The best games I've played have been linear in design and greatly scripted, but oh so amazing... I totally enjoy open world games like infamous and the more open world of Barman Arkham City, but Pound for pound linear games are far more focused and have been better... Just check Bioshock: infinite and The Last of Us...:) Linear Games Rule!

Arkham City lost some of the focus that worked so well in Arkham Asylum by introducing an open - world for players to explore, and Arkham Origins has compounded that mistakes by presenting us with a chunk of empty space that's just there.

With so much game packed onto this disc, it'll have you scaling the vertical landscape of Arkham City for easily 40 plus hours.

That game is so old and we got Arkham City earlier this year.

Examples used: The Walking Dead: Season 1, Episode 1 — 66 % Mass Effect 2 — 56 % BioShock Infinite — 53 % Batman: Arkham City — 47 % Portal — 47 % Mass Effect 3 — 42 % The Walking Dead: Season 1, Episode 5 — 39 % The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim — 32 % Borderlands 2 — 30 % So why the hate for The Order: 1886?

Ok, so you know the story and you know the characters but what's Batman Arkham City actually like?

Arkham Asylum and Arkham City are two of my favorite games on the PS3, so my anticipation for the third and final part of the Arkham trilogy is, naturally, at a stratospheric level.

I've been working on Batman: Arkham City for a while now so hopefully I can get my review together for it soon.

Like most modern interpretations of the character, Arkham City seemed to preserve the Animated Series origin of the character for the Arkham - verse, so expect that to play a role in Origins as well.

My personal disappointment with Arkham City led to me considering my favourite games of the last decade or so.

If so, reading this news post about the half - price discounts on recent PC, 360, and PS3 releases like Battlefield 3, Batman: Arkham City, and Need for Speed: The Run will probably be less rewarding than we'd like.

@rockxx2: Arkham City is $ 15 right now for PS + subsribers, so I doubt you're going to see it for free anytime soon.

It's the reason I was so relieved to find out that Rocksteady have completely ignored multiplayer for Batman: Arkham City.

So here's the game idea; take everything from Arkham City (if you don't know it stop reading), make it bigger by about times 10, make Gotham an open world map and add Metropolis to the mix.

Lex is understandably upset about this turn of events and so, like anybody would, he teams up with the Joker to get himself elected as president using the Jokers special gas (errr), causing all sorts of carnage on the way, such as unleashing Arkham Asylum's inmates, flying a giant Joker robot across the city and disintegrating the Batmobile.

The Verdict: 8 Okay, so Batman: Arkham City still retains the title of the best Batman game ever, but for family friendly fun, plenty of laughs and simple but addictive gameplay this is one of, if not the, best LEGO game yet.

Batman's arsenal of gadgets come in to their own in Arkham City, with many of them assigned hotkeys so that you can quickly and effectively deploy them in combat to take down your attackers.

Even though WB Montreal were the developers responsible for porting Arkham City to the Wii U there wasn't much beyond this on their CV, so you could understand why gamers were a bit nervous.

Showcasing most of the so far announced villains, from Penguin, to Solomon Grundy, Arkham City's launch trailer is nothing short of epic.

13th June 2015 - Warner Brothers and Rocksteady are so close to release the conclusion to their Batman trilogy that started with Batman Arkham Asylum and was followed up by Arkham City.

I really enjoyed Arkham City, and got pumped for Arkham Knight next year, so thank you for offering the game where it all started!

From what we know so far this 2 hour long DLC pack takes place a few weeks after the events of Batman Arkham City.

The Wii U is getting Arkham City, Darksiders II, and even a few others that will be available for other consoles already, so why not Skyrim as well?

After months of wait, the release of Arkham City is slowly creeping towards us, so let's enjoy another trailer featuring the clown...

«Batman Arkham Knight» is also the week 1 best - seller for the franchise (previously held by 2011's 2nd instalment Batman Arkham City) and also becomes the week 1 best - seller this year so far, comfortably beating previous week 1 best - seller «The Witcher 3».

Batman: Arkham Origins» predecessor, 2011's Arkham City, was so unbelievably enjoyable that it would be a crime to leave this game off the list.

So now you'll play Arkham City?

Matt Kernan (@mkernan): I'll obviously be playing more of Arkham City, but I'm having a surprisingly good time playing the PSN - exclusive Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken, so I'll be attempting to finish that off this weekend.

The game looks good and feels / plays, for the most part, like Arkham City, but it's so buggy to the point of being unplayable... Batman will occasionally fall through the world: doesn't happen often, but is inconvenient.

The Batmobile also has the added benefit of being a much safer way to travel around, so you won't be gliding around all the time like in Arkham City, but that option will be available if you wish to do so.

The real focus is on bare - knuckle brawling and getting yourself into street fights because Square Enix London happens to have assisted on the development of Batman: Arkham City and so the combat system takes great inspiration from that game's sublime Freeflow combat system.

Seeing a LEGO version of Gotham City and Arkham Asylum was just so cool.

There's only so much that the excellent Arkham Asylum and Arkham City can do for this remaster collection, however.

The problems are less glaring in Arkham City, so you can thankfully mostly enjoy playing through it.

The biggest one to do it so far is IGN who gave it a 7.0, claiming «If you've never played Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, Return to Arkham is a fine place to start.

Shelter «s brutally beautiful ending did it, Arkham City «s closing phone call did it, and so did Silent Hill 4 «s final moments with Walter Sullivan.

It wouldn't surprise me if the game was originally intended to ship alongside Batman Arkham City in some way, so that's why a single player campaign may have been omitted.

There's just so much that Arkham City gets right about being the Batman.

«Batman: Arkham Origins» takes place prior to the events of «Arkham Asylum» and «Arkham City,» so WB Games Montreal might have wanted to get a different voice actor to play a younger version of Batman.

While it's far too early to judge the game fairly, so far, Arkham City is gearing up to be the game I'm most looking forward to this year and so should you.

Yes, this game copies from Batman Arkham City (but joyously so); yes, it has an abundance of collectables to unlock and seek out (so what?)

Third party developer exclusives Sony is going to continue with this like last year so we can probably expect something from EA and possibly an exclusive for Batman Arkham City.

I know from personal experience that being a musician is actually a negative when it comes to games like Rock Band or whatever, but I'm certain that's why I have so much fun at Arkham City — because the combat is more about rhythm and placement than combos and superpowers.

There are two exceptions, for my money: The Arkham games, since taking down a large group of enemies required such precision and fluidity (though that wasn't DLC, so maybe that doesn't even count) and Dishonored «s much - more - fun - than - I - expected «Dunwall City Trials» which, by focusing purely on individual elements of gameplay, ended up feeling very different from the base game.