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Sonny Jim moment

I can't get away from you!!!!

@@AvalancheReviews you wish you knew how to quit me 😘

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and Arleen Sorkin

@@HK-gm8pe Arleen didn't voice Harley Quinn in Arkham City, Tara Strong did. But yes, may she also RIP.

@@Invidente7 not the same developers. sheesh, watch the video. nuff said

@@RugsterClaps Maybe he's referring to Arkham Knight? "Arkham Knights" isn't a game.

The series is quite possibly the best collection of superhero games ever made. And they were so good other studios copied elements of the series gameplay: Assassin's Creed 3 to Rogue, Shadow of Mordor and The Amazing Spider-Man games all featured the same combat mechanics as the Arkham Games.

And the new Suicide Squad live service garbage game must be a nightmare

Nothing good lasts forever.

After Arkham City, Tara’s Harley sounded more like Bubbles from the PPG than Harley.

I was actually coming to the comments to say this too...

Sesión

Nuts that they couldn't just continue that in Arkham Knight.

@@pauperslament3467they did

I love all of the Arkham games, even Origins, but Arkham City takes home the gold.

I have Arkham Knight for free, but will never play that inferior game. AC is all that's needed. And I don't expect modern AAA gaming to make any better game.

It's "I'm Batman." for me.

It's a damn shame how Knight has seemingly overtaken it in rank. Infuriates me how overrated that game is

@@KareemK-jl3sj Calm the hell down bro, there's no need to be upset by the opinions of others. Knight is a great game, a worthy successor to City, City is just it's own masterpiece

But what about all the micro transactions and unnecessary dlc's and daily log ins? Isn't that what gamers love?

Even though origins should have done something different, it was a good origin for joker and Batman’s first meeting

IMO Arkham Asylum gave us Mark Hamill's best performance as the Joker. He was finally given the freedom to pull off a darker take on the character than he was allowed in the DC Animated shows and movies. You could tell he was having fun in each cut scene and dialogue.

​@@edmonddantes563Troy Baker and Roger Craig Smith were amazing as younger versions of the Joker and the Batman respectively so I'd say it was a good call.

@@edmonddantes563 Exactly. The way that was handled was great actually. But it should've been a 3rd act twist or something and not the main part of the game

Rocksteady really did show every other developer how to use UE3. I can't think of any games that did it better. The fact that Arkham Knight is UE3 and still holds up today graphically is incredible.

Oh nonono, unreal engine WAS GARBAGE. you could spot it from a mile away by just the bugs and glitches and ugly textures and the art style of everyone looking like comic book characters with round heads and giant torsos and arms, as well as a poop filter, textures loading 2 seconds after you needed them and a jar of Vaseline smeared across everything. Unreal engine was trash and only really good devs could make something out of it, but the games would still be very obvious UE games. And they run like shit on consoles. Like batman Arkham games, bioshock, bulletstorm (that shit runs like shit and is ugly as hell even as the PS4 remastered version on PS5), Deadpool, DmC: Donte May Cry, homefront, fable, injustice 1, lost planet 3 (compared to lost planet 1 and 2, it looks so bad), mass effect, mortal Kombat 9, Mk vs DC (Bith are so UGLY), silent hill downpour, spec ops the line (I think they even used the engine to make it as bland, ugly and generic as possible on purpose), ARK, back 4 blood, dead by daylight etc... Games that look pretty much a generation behind and run like shit. UE4 got a lot better towards 2018 and forward and UE5 is really good. You can still do the classic UE tropes like necromunda hired gun, outriders, GTA trilogy, marvel vs Capcom infinite or payday 3, but you can also do gorgeous anime like guilty gear or kingdom hearts 3 or final fantasy 7 remake, realistic sim shooters like insurgency sandstorm or ground branch, realistic medieval pvp online like chivalry 2, awesome action rogue lites like returnal, kiddy platformers like crash or sackboy, good looking fighting games finally, like Tekken 8, mortal Kombat 11. Luckily, it's not as big as people think it is. I don't like most of UE games and how they look. My favorite will forever capcom's MT framework. All their games look beautiful and play the best with that engine, like monster hunter world, dragons dogma, devil may cry 4, re5, 6, re1 and zero hd remasters, lost planet 1 and 2, dead rising, marvel vs Capcom 3,

It would be great if I could just turn that off completely on my Xbox 360 😂😂😂

​@@kato093 I see you seems to be knowledgeable guy. What would you mention as games on more modern engines, than UE3, which pure 50% of love in to their development and details as Arkham series? I probably lost track of modern games and I can notice mainly Kojima, Valve and Fromsoft titles, which feels like it. Not to mention Alien isolation, Hollow Knight.

I would say that applies more for Origins than Knight since I've been replaying the latter recently and there's still plenty of color and unique landmarks in Gotham in that game.

I have been playing origins and it’s such a great game my only problem is that the combat is bugged since if you try to hit an enemy you actually hit an invisible wall and I know it’s small but I always would try to remain my combo and the combat alone has issues which is annoying anyways Arkham origins had a very small development time and it still a very great game.

City has a super small map its not even hard to navigate or remember where everything is already. then again i fail to grasp how you need knights map either the regions are kind of also easy to tell apart if you’ve played it long enough

dont know how but i can hear the voice perfectly, oh man the memories with this game

Fun fact : Pauli's diner from the opening scene is a reference to Dini

I agree. I don't know anything about Batman or any capeshit, I only saw The Dark Knight and TDKR because I was unemployed around the time they got MASSIVE hype and the Bane memery started on 4chan. I still had a grand old time, also with other BamHam clones like Mad Max and Shadow of Mordor.

my son beat arkham knight at 5 too. still impressed by that. as a lifelong batman fan, im so thankful this series is as good as it is too

@@RugsterClaps True. I followed Gotham Knights up to it's release and it turned out being a complete disappointment. Suicide Squad looks like it will be the same. It's sad they don't make games as well as they used to.

Idk if I’ve ever been able to put it into words but that perfectly explains how origins plays. Ik the development for that game was pretty scuffed but it’s weird they weren’t able to sort the combat out considering they were borrowing so many assets from city and it was on the same engine

Same. Id had been meaanong tto plyq thhe. hames for a while and finallly got arounnd it about a year ago.

Besides City, Origins is the GOAT.

@@Rschr101 Origins was so great, it got unfairly dumped on back in the day because rocksteady didn’t make it, remember playing and being extremely confused why everyone was hating so hard on it. The shock gloves were so boss, and the Christmas setting really added a lot.

That's what he said.

Although I didn't get into the Arkham series until a few years after City came out with Arkham origins, which my dad founded the public library and rented for me and it was great. I then eventually asked him if he could buy me Arkham City armored edition because I only had a Wii u, and I still enjoyed the game despite that port not being the best way to play it.