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Recently, WB Games Montreal's creative director clarified a few details about Gotham Knights, including that the game would not be a level-gated games-as-service experience.
Though Warner Bros. acknowledges that Batman: Arkham Origins suffers game-breaking bugs which stop players from progressing through the game, it may never fix them. Instead, the development team is focused on the upcoming DLC story campaign. Between this and scrapping the Wii U edition of that DLC, it seems WB's commitment to the game is flagging.
One more piece of Batman: Arkham Origins DLC is still to come, a little story campaign, but it won't be coming to Wii U. Warner Bros. has confirmed that it's cancelled the Wii U release, as there's not enough interest. You know, the real Batman would stick up for the underdog.
Cor, that Batchap certainly is keen to beat up criminals. The fellow's taking his fight to a new Last Man Standing mode for Batman: Arkham Origins' multiplayer, released on Friday for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The mode dubbed 'Hunter, Hunted' brings more asymmetrical shenanigans, this time without respawns.
Batman: Arkham Origins shows the early days of Batman, but what happened before then? Come tomorrow, Warner Bros. confirmed today, Batfans will get to play as an even younger Bruce Wayne going through ninja training in the 'Initiation' DLC. The publisher also dropped a new trailer showing a little of Bruce's ninja antics and his scrappy Batbeard.
Our review of Batman: Arkham Origins, the latest in the Arkham series and the first main game not made by Rocksteady.
So you've watched Monday's 17-minute gameplay Battrailer and signed up for extra Batskins and you still need more Batthings to tide you over until Batman: Arkham Origins arrives on Friday? Look, here, watch the launch trailer, then go settle down with Batcocoa and a Batbook.
Warner Bros debuted a new assassin for Batman: Arkham Origins at New York Comic Con: Electrocutioner.
Batman: Arkham Origins will feature a new "I Am the Night" mode, which includes only one life.
Batman: Arkham Origins is getting a Season Pass for $19.99, which also sheds light on its DLC plans.
