Sentences with phrase «make arkham»

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?

If it is counted it will darken the franchise a little, but if it isn't it will make Arkham knight seem so much more delicious.

Frame rate drops, rendering issues and an insane amount of lag all came together to make Arkham Knight, well, not quite what the fans were hoping for.

As a general rule, anything to make Arkham feel even darker and crazier will be awesome.

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.

Gameplay: 9.5 Arkham City takes what made Arkham Asylum great, polishes it up, adds in new features and presents a fantastic game that's fun to play from start to finish.

The multiplayer mode looks to expand on the amazing formula that has made the Arkham series so wildly successful, allowing players to take their combat skills to the masses.

Of course, they can use it, but is anything keeping others from making Arkham: Pony Rider or Arkham Flyfishing, since the name is public domain??

Not exact matches

Arkham Knight is certainly a bigger, and in many ways a better game than its predecessors, but those attempts to make it «more badass» do more harm than good.

Excellently made game; the game - play is fresh in its approach but not dauntingly new, the basic concepts are familiar from games like those of the the Thief and Batman: Arkham series, but with enough original concepts to keep you interested.

In 2015, WB Games Montreal, who made 2013's Batman: Arkham Origins, was rumored to be working on a game starring the Man of Steel.

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

Arkham Knights presentation is also noteworthy; its a good looking game in most respects and bar a few minor niggles (pop - in / pop - up / occasional bland textures) it now seems that devs are getting to grips with the hardware and making games that look next - gen.

Steam Machines, Steam controllers, and Batman: Arkham Knight made Top 5 this week, but you'll never guess the top story of the week.

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.

Show him COD: BO II, Assassins Creed III, Mass Effect 3, and Batman Arkham City Armoured Edition running (beautifully) on the Wii U, enjoy watching him make excuses, and then as a final blow show him ZombiU.

Channelling plenty of Arkham Asylum, as well as the spirit of Treyarch's and Beenox's webslinger offerings, here is a game that is really making the most of its host console's power, with some incredible environmental interactions tied to some of the slickest visuals we've seen this generation.

The Nerds talk about: Lionsgate to make a Dead Island movie, Doritos and Mountain Dew lure even more gamers, Nintendo finally owns www.supermario.com, Uncharted comes to a theatre near you (if you're lucky), Arkham City Joker trailer.

A debut gameplay trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight was shown, and it makes you want it badly.

However, the folks over at Batman - News seem confident that Lex's return means that we'll be making another trip to Arkham Asylum.

AUGUST 24, 2009 Metroid Prime Trilogy — Wii — Nintendo Professor Layton and the Diabolical Box — DS — Nintendo The Sims 2 University Life Collection — PC — Electronic Arts AUGUST 25, 2009 Batman: Arkham Asylum — PS3, X360 — Eidos Interactive The Clique: Diss and Make Up — DS — Warner Bros..

Industry professionals who have worked on BAFTA winning and high profile films, TV programmes and games such as Les Misérables, CBBC's Show Me What You're Made Of and Batman: Arkham Knight will give first hand insights into how young people can get their talent noticed, the skills required to forge a successful career and the training opportunities available.

We want to make that same jump again for Arkham City — the same level of ambition.»

If the 3rd game does make its way onto the next - generation of consoles, then it will be built on Unreal Engine 4, the successor to the very successful Unreal Engine 3, which aside from Epic's shooter series has played host to other great games like Unreal Tournament 3, another Epic franchise, and most recently Batman: Arkham Asylum.

Not that the skyline of downtown Gotham City didn't make for the perfect backdrop to Batman's Arkham Asylum antics, but can you imagine exploring the caped crusader's stomping grounds up close?

Arkham Asylum, Dead Space, RE put Metroid in a bit of a spot in the console space since in several aspects they've evolved certain mechanics, by making more organic worlds, better shooting or visceral horror experiences.

Super powered people in games is something amazing, or it should be when developers actually get it right, but occasionally a game makes the grade like Batman: Arkham Asylum, so it's with high hopes that we take a look at X-Men: Destiny and hope it can deliver the -LSB-...]

There's a lot of stuff to keep track of in Arkham Horror which makes it difficult to talk about, so we aren't going to cover every rule and detail, otherwise this review would end up reading more like a Wikipedia entry written by someone that's just returned from a seminar entitled The History of Plumbing and hasn't managed to get their brain refocused from its «bored out of my bloody skull setting».

It's within the Lovecraftian theme to create a sense of helplessness and the Arkham games have embraced that by having lots of cards or events that can kick the player around with little chance of them being able to stop it, and there doesn't tend to be much in the way of important tactical decisions to make.

The only way the Premium Edition's price makes sense is if you do the maths with the full RRP for Arkham Knight included, which is # 55.

But I wholeheartedly defend the Catwoman content; this adds additional Achievements / Trophies and content that is separate from the standalone game, with the Arkham City's Director, Sefton Hill, commenting (in an interview with Wired.com) that Catwoman's sections are likened to a «guest star» role and «make up less than 10 % of the game's total content.»

The game ships with no less than 18 different Investigators, each of which have their own stats vital for making various skill checks plus specified equipment taken from the numerous different decks of cards, as well as brief backstories explaining how they've ended up in Arkham.

I might find it hard to convince many people to sit down and play this one with me, but damn it I'll make sure Arkham Horror becomes a frequent thing for me.

Unlike Arkham Asylum, which captures the spirit of Batman and makes the player feel like the Dark Knight, Edge of Time feels like Beenox have read hundreds of issues of Spider - Man and utterly failed to capture the spirit of character.

However, there's a lot of other great looking games that are coming out that did» t make this list, like Dark Souls, Modern Warfare 3, Batman: Arkham City and much more.

The Verdict: 6.5 Summary: Spider - Man: Edge of Time isn't the Arkham Asylum of Spidey games, instead it's a shallow but fairly entertaining button - masher that fails to make proper use of the Spider - Man name.

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.

Using the investigators speed stat you run around the board, heading to the various places that make up Arkham city, chasing down clues, tooling up at stores to tackle gates or just hoping to get lucky in an encounter.

His importance in the story was the first thing to bring a bitter, cynical edge to my thoughts, like Warner Bros had a panic attack after the ending of Arkham City, demanding that a prequel be made in order bring the Joker back.

I've always noticed this, but never questioned it xD Ofcourse we have killed thousands in the arkham games, its just rigged to make us believe they are unconscious.

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!

This puts the new studio in an awkward place, forced to decide between making the game their own or simply copying Arkham City, tossing in a few new pieces and forever standing in the shadow of what came before.

Just when I completed Arkham City a few days ago, they decide to make it free.

Batman: Arkham Origins also heralds the first time multiplayer has made an appearance in the series, developed by Splash Damage rather than the team in charge of singleplayer.

The good thing is the highly regarded Batman: Arkham series has finally made its way to handhelds.

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

If there is one game you buy this year, make it Batman: Arkham City.

The change of scenery has both good and bad results - while the open world looks impressive, opens up room for extras and is fun to navigate, it does mean that there are more areas that you will only ever skim past, perhaps not as easily appreciated as the few beautifully crafted buildings that made up the entirety of Arkham Asylum — making the game feel a little more Assassin's Creed than Metroid, but the game does generally maintain all of the great qualities of the original and it feels like a natural transition to a larger scale setting.

It's Batman's job to make his way through Arkham, taking on some of Gotham's most depraved, and find the Joker.

The PC version of Batman Arkham Knight suffered a turbulent launch last week, shipping out with bugs from day one, making the game almost unplayable.