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On Episode Three of 'Before The Knight At Arkham', Throwing Digital Sheep's Sean Braganza, fed up with a Copy Editor who dislikes the Bat mythos and ushered by the negativity Batman: Arkham Origins has garnered, goes on to explain why it is the best game of the Arkham canon yet.

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In an interview with AusGamers, Rocksteady's Dax Ginn, revealed that players won't encounter loads like they did in Arkham City or Arkham Asylum because the game "is all in-memory, all the time". "AusGamers: And can you leap from the top of Wayne Tower and not encounter a load screen? Just, like, get all the way down to street level? Dax: Nope. The whole game is all in-memory, all the time. You could be driving along in the Batmobile at super-speed and all of a sudden eject out and a second later youre gliding across the skyline of Gotham and the entire game-world is in view. Its phenomenal that you can do that and theres no problems, the game just handles it. The streaming technology that weve developed for this is just mind-blowing."

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PS Blog: Settle down this week with some sweet savings on PS3 and PS Vita greats. Grab Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City at a reduced price, and immerse yourself in the world in preparation for Arkham Knights release later this month. Youll also find other big hitters from the years gone by, such as BioShock, GTA V, Far Cry 4 and more. Digital titles also on special offer range from recently released shoot em up Metal Slug 3, re-tooled classic Oddworld: New n Tasty, and lots more besides.

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At least that's what the new Nvidia trailer for the game would have us believe. Yes, one of the big features of the...

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Rocksteady releases a new image of Harley Quinn

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EB: WB UK has released show information and imagery for the Batman: Arkham Knight Cape Cowl art exhibit, which will run from June 23, 2015 to June 28, 2015 in Kachette, Shoreditch, London. The exhibit features various artists unique takes on the iconic Bat cape and cowl, which range from the ultra bright, to dark and gritty.