Batman: Arkham Knight

[Smallville102001]

I have never been a big superman fan loved the show smallville though but after how amazing rocksteady did on the Arkham games i want to know what in the heck they are up to no matter if it is superman or another superhero or a completely new ip i just want to know. There have been rumors about them doing superman for a long long time to the point where i fell like there must be some kind of truth to it. But yeah i just need to know this and the lack of knowing what retro studios is doing for Nintendo are the 2 things driving me crazy and 2 things i thought we would get answers for at e3 but we didn't.

[georgiafan]

looks like the project wasn't ready in time for E3

http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/06/...c8c01936000141

[tarheelguy4736]

Quote: Originally Posted by georgiafan

looks like the project wasn't ready in time for E3 http://www.ign.com/articles/2018/06/...c8c01936000141

Well if the reports are true about the magazine that is supposed to feature their new game next month, they probably would have to announce their new game soon. However, that report could prove to be false and we are just going to have to wait a little bit longer on what they might be making. Hopefully we hear something soon, but at least they provided some clarification on why they weren't at E3.

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[jeremym480]

Superman is just boring to me. Flying around, slamming into building and stuff that's basically all he's got. I'd rather see Wonder Woman than Superman.... at least she has a lasso.


With that said there's just so much more that I would rather see from Rocksteady than a standalone Superman game. Maybe a Suicide Squad and/or a Justice League game would be cool but I don't think either would be as awesome as Arkham. Maybe a Justice League game to introduce then in Rock Steady's video game world with a future Flashpoint Paradox game in mind would be fun and something a little outside of the box.

Like Fresh said, a TMNT would be awesome or personally I'd love to see a Wolverine game by Rocksteady. A Daredevil game would be fun too. I'm just more of a Batman/Daredevil superhero fan. Superheroes who are basically human with training and gadgets and such over these almost unstoppable forces like Superman.

[peter42O]

Game Informer's July cover story is Anthem.

[tarheelguy4736]

Quote: Originally Posted by jeremym480

Superman is just boring to me. Flying around, slamming into building and stuff that's basically all he's got. I'd rather see Wonder Woman than Superman.... at least she has a lasso. With that said there's just so much more that I would rather see from Rocksteady than a standalone Superman game. Maybe a Suicide Squad and/or a Justice League game would be cool but I don't think either would be as awesome as Arkham. Maybe a Justice League game to introduce then in Rock Steady's video game world with a future Flashpoint Paradox game in mind would be fun and something a little outside of the box. Like Fresh said, a TMNT would be awesome or personally I'd love to see a Wolverine game by Rocksteady. A Daredevil game would be fun too. I'm just more of a Batman/Daredevil superhero fan. Superheroes who are basically human with training and gadgets and such over these almost unstoppable forces like Superman.

I personally would love to see a Green Arrow game. His gaining more and more popularity due to the show and the new comics coming out. The game would be more Batman like, which would be cool.

[Fresh Tendrils]

Batman never really felt vulnerable to the point of defeat in any of these games to me. Hell, most games don't have a protagonist that feels anything less than superhuman and many tread into the God-like territory.

The only thing holding a Superman game back is the quality of character development and narrative. I think RockSteady could do it, but I do have reservations since they had a mess of a story throughout.

[tarheelguy4736]

I already played through this a couple times before but I never fully beat it by getting all of the riddles and locking up the Riddler and initiating the Knightfall Protocol in full.

So over the past month and a half I made it my mission to do just that but beating everything first (all of the side missions and the riddles) before I completed the last part of the Scarecrow storyline. I got that storyline to about 94% and still had about 90 riddles to go yesterday and I just started to knock all of them out. By the end of the day, I finally got the last riddle trophy and beat the Riddler to lock him up and have 100% on everything but the main storyline. So then I completed that and then finally got to initiate the full Knightfall protocol with the full ending and, man, was that satisfying.

I think it was more satisfying that I beat it in order and didn't have to do anything once I completed the main storyline and could just end the game the way it was supposed to end. To me, the Arkham storyline Rocksteady created was phenomenal and one that many video games will have to live up to. Spider-Man comes close to this but I don't think any game will ever beat my love for the Batman Arkham games.

Now its time to play the New Story Mode + and do it all again. Apparently, you get a new suit if you beat New Story Mode + as well.