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Arkham Knight has consumed many a gamer's days and nights; with this guide, the folks over at Lifted Geek hope to better help you survive all that go bump in the night in Gotham City.

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"As open world games continue to increase in popularity, it seems to be turning into the default format for big-budget AAA releases. The developers insist this gives players freedom to do whatever, and play however they like. But is this really a good thing? So Batman: Arkham Knight was released the other week, and although I havent yet picked it up myself, it got me thinking about something that occurred to me when I first played its predecessor Arkham City. Lets get something straight, I bloody loved Arkham City. It was imaginative, with a gorgeous playable world; excellent gameplay that mastered the rare balance of great stealth and great combat, plus plenty of memorable encounters with Batmans A-list villains, which are by far the best in the comicsphere. Having said all that, can you guess what game I liked even better than Arkham City? Arkham Asylum." - GameSpew.com

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Join Hardlydan, Amras89, and Rogue Outlaw for game talk and fun! This time, The Gamesmen talk about Kojima Productions being dissolved, Lizard Squad attacking H1Z1, places you can try a HTC Vive, Nintendo addressing rumors of distancing themselves from third part games, the PS4 exclusive Call of Duty: Black Ops 3 beta, Microsoft taking a year off from the Tokyo Game Show, Sony wanting to amplify indie games in the East, Stan Lee suits in LEGO Marvel Avengers, No Mans Sky being immune to spoilers, and the sad passing of Satoru Iwata. Games discussed are Sonic Runners, Batman: Arkham Knight, Project Cars, Hotline Miami, Minecraft, Hatfall, Elite Dangerous, The Witcher, and Lego Worlds.

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The first minutes of Batgirl's debut DLC.

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"As open world games continue to increase in popularity, it seems to be turning into the default format for big-budget AAA releases. The developers insist this gives players freedom to do whatever, and play however they like. But is this really a good thing? So Batman: Arkham Knight was released the other week, and although I havent yet picked it up myself, it got me thinking about something that occurred to me when I first played its predecessor Arkham City. Lets get something straight, I bloody loved Arkham City. It was imaginative, with a gorgeous playable world; excellent gameplay that mastered the rare balance of great stealth and great combat, plus plenty of memorable encounters with Batmans A-list villains, which are by far the best in the comicsphere. Having said all that, can you guess what game I liked even better than Arkham City? Arkham Asylum." - GameSpew.com

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Spoiler Alert: PSLS will be discussing spoilers in Batman: Arkham Knight in the article, and in the comments, too. Needless to say, if you havent finished Arkham Knight, steer clear of this post since it will spoil the games conclusion.

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"As open world games continue to increase in popularity, it seems to be turning into the default format for big-budget AAA releases. The developers insist this gives players freedom to do whatever, and play however they like. But is this really a good thing? So Batman: Arkham Knight was released the other week, and although I havent yet picked it up myself, it got me thinking about something that occurred to me when I first played its predecessor Arkham City. Lets get something straight, I bloody loved Arkham City. It was imaginative, with a gorgeous playable world; excellent gameplay that mastered the rare balance of great stealth and great combat, plus plenty of memorable encounters with Batmans A-list villains, which are by far the best in the comicsphere. Having said all that, can you guess what game I liked even better than Arkham City? Arkham Asylum." - GameSpew.com

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Enjoy having unlimited afterburner in Batman: Arkham Knight by using this trainer