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MR BLACKMAGIK of the DRM Gamecast reviews the Harley Quinn Story Pack DLC for Batman Arkham Knight.

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Rocksteady acknowledged the performance issues and bugs which plague the PC version of Arkham Knight and promised to...

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The surprise of the week is that Amazon started giving away hidden video game discounts for their prime members. You have to add the item to cart and proceed to checkout in order to see the exact amount of the hidden discount. Discounted items even include preorders such as Star wars Battlefront for $54.99, or recent games such as Splatoon for $52.99, Arkham Knight on PS4/XBO for $49.99, and more. Persona 4 Golden for PS Vita is $19.49 on Amazon. Ebay have the PS4 Arkham Knight Bundle for $369.99 (not the Limited edition, though, but still a good deal). Humble bundle Borderlands is still going on. The Steam Midweek madness deal is 75% off the Sleeping Dogs Definitive edition, and more.

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One question everyone has been asking for the past few weeks, is: how could Warner, Rocksteady and Iron Galaxy have...

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"Open world games have become more and more popular in recent years and there are many examples of good open world series such as Assassin's Creed, Red Dead Redemption, Grand Theft Auto and the Arkham series to name just a few. However, it's fairly rare that these gigantic works of art, story and gameplay work well in every way. Two recent open world games I have been impressed by are Rocksteady's Arkham Knight and CD Projeckt Red's Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. Although they aren't perfect, they seem to have set a new bar for open world games containing not only good campaigns but also meaningful side content and a world that feels lived in rather than inhabited. In this article I will explore what constitutes a great open world RPG and what such a game needs to get right to work well."

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In Batman's eleventh hour, he faces one of the hardest nights of his crime fighting career. Scarecrow assembles some of his greatest rogues and with a new threat making his presence know, in the Arkham Knight, this is the end... both for Rocksteady and the myth of the Arkham-verse Batman. How does it fare though?

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From 1989's Batman to A Boy and His Blob, the roots of Arkham Knight's Batmobile run deep in gaming history.

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It's hard to predict where Batman will go now Rocksteady have closed the chapter on this universe and the Arkham Knight is a truly marvelous way to bring down the curtain. The free-flowing combat is marvelous and is amplified by the further integrating of gadgets. Scarecrow and the Arkham Knight work well as two very bitter antagonists hell-bent on making Batman's day a misery, along with the other stellar cast of misfits from the Dark Knight's past. While the Batmobile is a welcomed edition, after some time it becomes an unwanted and mandatory object, which becomes the only flaw in a truly remarkable game.

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The latest Batman game was a massive undertaking by developer Rocksteady Studios, even for the console release.

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With the video game in stores, does the Arkham Knight prequel still have what it takes to appeal to Batman fans?