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Batman: Arkham City (Sony PlayStation 3, 2011)
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This is a very decent entry into the Batman Arkham game series. While sometimes the combos don't work or skins won't load, it has a good story and the difficult but compelling gameplay makes up for what it lacks. I have no purchased any of the Add Ons for this game. I'm old school and believe a game should be loaded with everything needed for the game, so I don't waste my money on the little extras. However, this game doesn't need the little extras. As an 'open world game,' you can go from spot to spot as you like without directly having to tackle the challenges required to push forward through the storyline. There are flaws to this. Some buildings can't be scaled, most can't be entered, and there are areas that you can't access beyond a certain point. Even with the map, it's pretty easy to get turned around and thrown off course. I would have enjoyed the Batman storyline and the Catwoman storyline being able to be played separately instead of having my game interrupted by Catwoman when I'm making progress. Still, the game is highly addictive, sometimes frustrating, and pretty fun.Read full review
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
2009 was one of the best release years in video game history. But one game in particular took everyone by surprise – Batman: Arkham Asylum. It shattered the stereotype that all comic book-themed games are lackluster and went on to become the greatest comic video game ever. This week’s sequel had a lot to live up to, and it definitely rose to the occasion. In fact, this sequel is so good, I think it will dethrone the original as “the greatest comic book video game ever.” The game is just so well made, from graphics and gameplay to story and features, it’s highly polished and an easy contender for Game of the Year. When you’re not taking on ten dudes at once like a one-man army, you’re using awesome gadgets and stealth tactics to solve the current problem. The game makes you appreciate the fact that Batman is more of a detective than superhero. Additionally, weaved throughout the story are levels where you play as Catwoman, which keeps the game fresh and prevents it from getting too repetitive. I could go on for hours about why the game is amazing, but I'll keep it short and just tell you that you need this game now. Bottom Line: Regardless of whether you are a Batman fan or not, Arkham City is an awesome game that anyone will fall in love with. It’s an easy contender for Game of the Year.Read full review
Excellent game for all teens and adults. Good story line
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: New
Game came in great shape and was a great price
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
The kids had fun playing it
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
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