Batman: Arkham Asylum was proof that sometimes two wrongs do make a right. Take a licensed character – almost always a kiss of death in terms of quality games – and mix it with an unknown developer with only one unremarkable first person shooter to their name.

Superbly immersive presentation, visuals, and sound with a gripping and lengthy campaign; Excellent combat and stealth, plus plenty of unlockables

Still a lack of enemy variety and a mini-map would've been helpful; Default difficultly is quite low and can make individual elements seem shallow

It was fair, I can upload pictures upon your request. When my order came in, some of the disk were looses within the case, the factory wrap did not meet my expectations, the case was dirty even though it was shrink wrapped. The case had dents and cracks.

I just finished Arkham city and I was truly happy with it all around. Story was awesome and the game play was pretty smooth :) I found the bat claw to be very useful for pulling people off the cliff and taking out the sniper towers. power gliding was pretty sweet and not too difficult.

Remember when you finished the main storyline in Arkham City ( OXM rating: 10) and wished there was more? Well, be careful what you wish for…you might just get it. In this disappointing downloadable expansion, Joker's psychotic squeeze Harley Quinn has turned into a murderously mournful moll in the...

+ Hey, it's more, + Robin is a playable character; offers 250G Gamerscore

? Did Rocksteady include another secret room tipping off the next

That Harley Quinn is as mad as a box of frogs. She is proper mental . There's something about the black makeup streaked down her cheeks and the fading dye in her hair that makes her seem like far more of a formidable foe than in the past.

Installation is a bit lengthy process, but the gameplay is extraordinary, lifelike graphics. Story is full of twists and surprises.

" I'm Batman!" It's a familiar quote uttered by the Dark Knight in many of his movies and in various DC comics over the years. If you've ever been a fan of superheroes, you probably remember the Cowled One uttering this line at some point.

How good is Batman: Arkham City - Game of the Year Edition? So good that the stellar single-player storyline makes me completely forget about the lackluster additional content on disc 2.

With little exception, superhero games were a bit of an industry joke, known mostly for timely cash-ins and half-finished ideas. That all changed in 2009, when Rocksteady Studios released Batman: Arkham Asylum .

Just as fun as the original; More techniques and animations for Freeflow combat

Less compelling set piece than the Asylum; Confusing plot lacks focus

Action/Adventure BANG! THUD! PEOWW! The sequel to my personal game of 2009, and my most anticipated game of 2011 has finally arrived. takes place about a year after the original and is of a much larger scope than its predecessor.