Sentences with phrase «into rocksteady»

The introduction of an in - game, player controlled Batmobile into Rocksteady's Batman franchise is one of the main reasons why the game is next generation only.

But the Batmobile has plenty of personality, and when it's not being appropriated for an ill - conceived stealth game, it fits well enough into Rocksteady's Batman universe, if not the city of Gotham (this thing must be a terror when the city isn't evacuated!).

Put it this way: the game's scheduled for a June 23 release in the US and UK journos have been into Rocksteady to see it this week.

By the mid-1960s, ska had evolved into rocksteady, and this gave birth to reggae in the early 1970s.

Not exact matches

We have for you the first footage of the highly anticipated Batmobile from Rocksteady Studios» Batman: Arkham Knight as it transitions into «Battle Mode.»

The turtles spring into action to battle Shredder (Brian Tee), mad scientist Baxter Stockman (Tyler Perry), Bebop (Gary Anthony Williams), Rocksteady (Stephen «Sheamus» Farrelly) and the notorious Krang (Brad Garrett).

Premise: The Turtles come into conflict with T.C.R.I. scientist Dr. Baxter Stockman (Tyler Perry), the Foot Clan, and the return of the their enemy The Shredder (Brian Tee), who has hired Stockman to create mutants of his own in the form of Bebop (Gary Anthony Williams) and Rocksteady (Stephen «Sheamus» Farrelly).

Rocksteady Studios has worked with Kevin Conroy to breathe life into billionaire Bruce Wayne and his vigilante Caped Crusader in Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City.

Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham City is dipping into John Carpenter's story well according to the upcoming issue of Game Informer, which reveals the story behind Gotham's prison without bars.

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.

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.

Throughout Batmans history almost all of his worst enemies have been in Arkham at some point, and by using the Asylum as there game world, Rocksteady could easily put in any villain they wished into the game.

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!

There are several glorious scenes like the aforementioned foray into the Jokers mind and his view of the Batman, and a brief glimpse into the relationship between Bruce Wayne and Alfred, that outshine anything presented to us by Rocksteady.

I do think Rocksteady is deep into some superhero game, and I'd love to see what they could do with the Justice League, another rumor we originally heard a few years ago.

Considering each turtle has his own strengths and features, Rocksteady could definitely revolve a game around that while dipping into their rather lengthy storyline.

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.

games ™ talks to Epic Games, Bethesda Softworks, Rocksteady Studios and Ubisoft Montreal to better understand the effort that goes into making brown, decrepit warehouses feel fun.

With Rocksteady slowly dripping information into our collective mouths, I've been awe - struck at how much content they've managed to put into this game.

Sure, not all of the characters get the screen time or fleshing out that they deserve, but Rocksteady have once again proved that they know how to weave various characters into a tale and still keep it feeling solid.

Moving out into Gotham city proper has given Rocksteady a considerably larger environment to play with than the one we say in Arkham Asylum.

Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment are unveiling the first footage of the highly anticipated Batmobile from Rocksteady Studios» Batman: Arkham Knight as it transitions into «Battle Mode.»

I smash into something straight on and curse my stupid memory and more than a few Rocksteady staffers.

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.

It's obvious that Rocksteady are putting a lot of effort into integrating the batmobile within the gameplay wherever they can, and it's looking like a very promising and well structured component.

It's too early to say, but it almost sounds like Rocksteady might be focusing Arkham City into a more sandbox-esque experience, which could be pretty damn cool if done right.

Monday didn't stop with the high action of Just Cause 3, as we also got another look at the work Rocksteady is putting into Batman: Arkham Knight.

The Freeflow Combat system that Rocksteady put into place here is the very reason that I haven't enjoyed other games that include some sort of combat mechanic.

The swansong for the fantastic Arkham series, a game that Rocksteady poured all of its bodily and spiritual fluids into.

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.

Rocksteady previously announced that Knight would mark its final entry in the Arkham series — Hill assured «we genuinely weren't at that point» — but virtual reality's ability to tell a «different story» «energised» the studio into returning to the franchise, albeit with a new approach.

Like a cruel joke by the Joker Rocksteady have decided to delay Batman Arkham Knight into 2015.

Rocksteady's first step into virtual reality development was also the ideal opportunity to change engine, the UK studio's co-founder has revealed.

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.

Once again, the Dark Knight swings back into our gaming lives in Rocksteady Studio's long awaited sequel to the...

Like the Dark Knight vanishing into the shadows of Gotham City, Rocksteady Games have been relatively quiet since the 2015 release of Batman: Arkham Knight and last year's release of Batman: Arkham VR.

Rocksteady, with the support of Nvidia, has been pooling its efforts into fixing the game and has even released a patch to address what problems can be fixed in the near term.

Somehow, though, the developers at Rocksteady managed to translate the Caped Crusader's adventures into a critically acclaimed and commercially successful series of games.

It's interesting that Rocksteady leap - frogged this title — going from City into Knight — and that both Mark Hamill (as the voice of The Joker) and Kevin Conway (as the voice of Batman) and the great writer Paul Dini left the series before this one.

Batman: Arkham Knight was released last year and marks Rocksteady's last foray into the acclaimed Arkham franchise.

Rocksteady Studios» exceptional Batman: Arkham series perfectly captured the visceral essence of the Batman mythos, and granted gamers unprecedented access into the mind and body of «The World's Greatest Detective.»

, London - based Rocksteady Studios» latest foray into Gotham City will hopefully see the caped crusader return to his head - butting best.

But with the Batman trilogy at an end, one has to wonder what Rocksteady Studios plans to do and what could be Rocksteady Studios next project now that they've proven they're more than capable of breathing virtual life into beloved comic book characters.

And the Arkham games — while we're not necessarily trying to copy any particular thing that Rocksteady has done with them — inspired us to lean into our characters and trust that nailing the uniqueness of each character experience is really what's going to make the gameplay compelling.

It means that Rocksteady Studios has several months — possibly close to a year — to finish porting the game to the Wii U. Hopefully, this extra time for that particular version will be put into taking good advantage of the touchscreen controller.

«The team at Rocksteady Studios is putting a tremendous amount of work into delivering the final chapter of our Batman: Arkham trilogy so that fans can feel what it's like to be the Batman,» said Sefton Hill, Game Director at Rocksteady Studios.