Batman Arkham City Lockdown (5.99) for the iPad and the iPhone is very similar to Infinity Blade except that you are playing as Batman and there aren't any swords involved. Using the same Unreal engine, stunning graphics and the mood and characters from the Dark Knight's mythology, we found it one...

Guess what? This stupid game expires. Waited to finish other batman and installed this one year after buying and it was expired...games good but I hate the platform. Buy for console instead.

I'm Batman . That's the sentiment you'll walk away with after just minutes with Batman: Arkham City where, despite starting out as billionaire playboy Bruce Wayne; apprehended and processed as a "political prisoner" in the crime-riddled sandbox that is Arkham City, you're left, literally, out in the...

Never in my life have I been a comic book fan, and the same goes for their heroes. That's not to say I don't enjoy media related to these valiant costumed men and women, but at the end of the day, I enjoy them for what they are: entertainment.

From combat to gadgetry, villains to side missions, extra content to different playable characters, and a strong engaging story, Batman: Arkham City has undoubtedly topped it's predecessor and is a definite contender for Game of the Year 2011.

In a few year's time, when the dust finally begins to settle on our dearly-departed consoles, it will be time to crown the best video game of this generation.

A must-buy for Batman fans. Excellent story and fun DLC's. A really enjoyable game.

The second disc when run comes up with Cyclic redundancy check error. I am trying to find a way to return this product and either get a new one or get a refund on this. This is a big disappointment !!!

I have a confession to make, I am Batman. While it may have been possible to dismiss my statement as the delusions and idle fantasies of an overweight and geeky fellow who is wearing a Batman t-shirt and a cardboard mask, that all changed when Rocksteady Studios released Batman: Arkham Asylum in...

It is the definitive Batman experience; Exceptional casting and voice acting; Captures the essence of Batman; Free-flow combat

Not enough Catwoman

Arkham Asylum was overwhelmingly & wonderfully thorough in its depiction of the Batman universe, and this game builds on the same principles of its predecessor. The developers at Rocksteady got every element of Batman right, from his combat to his gadgets to his previously neglected detective...