Sentences with phrase «love arkham»

I wanted to love this game as much as i love arkham asylum and arkham city but i cant, i just cant do it.

having trouble getting into this, but I loved ARKHAM ASYLUM.

I loved Arkham city and Origins, (never got asylum), but Origins Blackgate on Vita was a boring pile of crap.

While Arkham City was more open and felt more free, Origins feels a lot more linear and this might also become a problem for you if that was the main reason you loved Arkham City, however you can still glide around the city and approach your targets the way you want you also get to fast - travel this time around which takes away some of the magic that you got with City where you encountered random stuff while you was going to your next objective.

One of these days I'll get around to playing more of it, as I loved Arkham Asylum.

That's basically the main reason I haven't picked up the Harley Quinn DLC despite having loved Arkham City: I don't want to spend the first half hour flailing around on the controls trying to remember what every button does, what the context sensitive commands are, what direction I have to press and how many times to equip which items, etc..

Not exact matches

I'm looking forward to discovering her new suit designs and I'd really love if her Power Suit could get more and more damaged as the game progresses (just like the Batsuit in the Batman Arkham series).

Final Verdict: Arkham does the impossible and improves one of my most loved games.

I fell in love with the original, Arkham Asylum, but never found myself enjoying Arkham City.

Quinn is a former psychiatrist who had the misfortune to fall in love with The Joker and ended up in Arkham Asylum.

Assigned to the Joker as his psychiatrist in Arkham Asylum she started to fall in love with him and eventually helped him escape and joined him in his crime sprees.

If you have read my review then you know Batman: Arkham Asylum was a game that I loved, and today we have learned that there is a sequel.

Explosions were heavy and booming, while the more subtle actions from Batman — grapple hook, zip line, and cape stun — were right on par with what I have come to love when playing the Arkham series.

Other remasters I'd love to see are... Dead Space Bioshock Trilogy Oblivion & Skyrim Fallout 3 Demons Souls Uncharted Trilogy Ratchet and Clank God of War 3 Halo Anthology Alan Wake Grand Theft Auto 5 Batman Arkham Asylum and Arkham City

Love it when people complain, so what if Arkham Asylum is one of the games?

Eidos is giving PlayStation 3 owners a lot of love with their highly anticipated Batman: Arkham Asylum game.

I think that Warner Bros. will keep Rocksteady on Batman for another game or two, but I'd love to see the studio, or someone else, give the Turtles an Arkham Asylum - style game.

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.

Would love one month to get a credit to allow plus subscribers to pick their own game, maybe limit it to games over 2 years old (even that would be 3 years newer that Arkham Asylum.)

I love that you can call on the Batmobile at will to traverse a neon Gotham that is approximately five times the size of the expansive Arkham City.

not the worst ever, and definitely an improvement from last months — don't care about arkham, as I've had it for years, but excited about D&D — I loved the arcade games when I was a kid!

From an entire panel of Batman: Arkham Origins to the costumes, everyone loves The Dark Knight.

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.

Loved playing batman arkham asylum and playing batman arkham city now (much more challenging than the first, imho).

Dan Stapleton took Arkham Knight review duties for IGN, and loved the game, giving it 9.2 points out of a possible ten.

Batman: Arkham Asylum - Yup, everybody loves this game.

While it has its imperfections, it's certainly a game that was given a lot of love and attention during its development, and is therefore up there with the likes of the Batman Arkham games as one of the best uses of a famous licence.

But last year, my two favorite games were Bloodborne and Metal Gear Solid V, which is NOT a knock on Witcher 3 or Arkham Knight, which I both loved, especially Witcher 3.

, Napoleon: Total War, Civilization 5 (this just does not appeal still for some reason; I think I love civ4 that much more, I did try again recently...) Just Cause 2 (although should be completely insanely over-the-top), Batman Arkham Asylum (I only brought it this year... not even booted it up), Professor Layton and the Unwound Future (still playing... is it all a dream again?

This game has the Arkham gameplay we all love, often immitated but never replicated.

Bummer that Arkham Origins: Blackgate isn't also on sale for PS3, since I don't have a Vita and would love to check it out someday.

Allow me to break this down as much as I can, Batman Origins plays and looks a lot like Arkham City, and this is great if you loved City because it is more of the same, and yes that is where the «problem» lays right there, it is more of the same basically.

I reviewed Arkham Asylum way back when it came out and loved everything about it, utterly devouring the game to the point that there isn't a single thing left for me to do.

If you want to show your love for Batman and his game, the upcoming Batman: Arkham Knight, then you'll be pleased to learn that Sony and Warner Bros. have... [Read full story]

Analog Addiction published its review of Batman: Arkham Knight this week, loving the darker story and combat, while feeling that the Batmobile over stayed its arrival.

I've been playing the games since Arkham Asylum and loved them from the first time I entered the Arkham world.

Blending the much - loved game mechanincs with that of third - person shooter elements ensures that the online play in Batmand: Arkham Origins will provide endless enjoyment and challenge.

If Arkham Asylum is a love letter to Batman fans then Arkham City is a sonnet.

A wobbly port like Arkham Knight or, more recently, No Man's Sky, that reminds us PC gaming was once the seven - toed forgotten child of formats, scuttling around in the crawlspace of our hobby, screaming for the love so cruelly denied to it.

I'll just save it for Arkham City, Skyrim, Gears 3, or some of the many other titles that people have put money, time and effort into... as well as love, Capcom love money, but their game ideas were stillborn and wrong - headed from their conception.

Interactive Entertainment Child of Eden - Tetsuya Mizuguchi, Takashi Ishihara, Yuki Ichiki Q Entertainment / Ubisoft From Dust - Eric Chahi, Guillaume Brunier, Bruno Gentile?Ubisoft Montpellier L.A. Noire - Brendan McNamara, Oliver Bao, Franta Fulin Team Bondi / Rockstar Games LittleBigPlanet 2 - Media Molecule / Sony Computers Entertainment Europe The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Nintendo Mobile & Handheld Dead Space iOS - Iron Monkey Studios / Electronic Arts Magnetic Billiards: Blueprint - John Pickford, Ste Pickford Pickford Bros / Zee -3 Limited Peggle - JP Vaughan, Paul O'Donnell, Sukhbir Sidhu Popcap Games / Electronic Arts Quarrel - Gary Penn, Aaron Puzey, Sean Taylor Denki Games / UTV Ignition Games Super Mario 3D Land - Nintendo The Nightjar - Somethin' Else Online — Browser Gardens of Time - Playdom / Disney Interactive Media Group I Am Playr - Oli Madgett, Steve Didd, Dan Mayers We R Interactive Monstermind - Henrique Olifiers, Mike Bithell, Ric Moore Bossa Studios Resistance 3 - Insomniac Game / Sony Computer Entertainment Europe Skylanders: Spyro's Universe - Toys for Bob / Activision Blizzard The Sims Social - Playfish / Electronic Arts Online - Multiplayer Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Martin Schelling, Darby McDevitt, Raphael Lacoste Ubisoft Montreal / Ubisoft Battlefield 3 - Fredrik Loving, Joakim Bodin, Oskar Gabrielson EA DICE Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Infinity Ward and Sledgehammer Games / Activision Blizzard Dark Souls - From Software / Namco Bandai Games Gears of War 3 - Epic Games / Microsoft Studios LittleBigPlanet 2 - Media Molecule / Sony Computers Entertainment Europe Original Music Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Jesper Kyd, Lorne Balfe?Ubisoft Montreal / Ubisoft Batman: Arkham City - Nick Arundel, Jamie Walker, Sefton Hill Rocksteady Studios / Warner Bros..

You can probably understand our surprise when Arkham Asylum turned out to be the best Batman game ever made and it went something like «HELL YEA I LOVE ROCKSTEADY, BUT I STILL DO N'T KNOW WHAT URBAN CHAOS: ZERO TOLERANCE IS!».

The game set the stage for DC's «Arkhamverse» that fans know and love today, and introduced players to a unique, dark and atmospheric adventure that takes players to the depths of Arkham Asylum.

I certainly make plenty of time for the classic cartridge games, and keep adding more to my collection all the time (don't worry Arkham series I still love you too).

Also I love the image of William the Conqueror cutting about after the battle of Hastings with a PSVR headset and playing Until Dawn: Rush of Blood or Arkham VR.

More Black Butler news, No ninjutsu can save Naruto and more british people loves Batman Arkham Knight!

What I love about Arkham Origins the most is the open world that they've set.

Not because he was a bad Joker in Arkham Origins, (he was actually quite good), it's just that Joker tends to overshadow anything he's in and I would love to have just one Batman game without him.