Arkham Knight is a good game, but it suffers too much from a feeling of "been there, done that". The world, while larger and more varied from Arkham City, doesn't feel that different.

Ending a trilogy in the videogame industry can be as tedious as it is in filmmaking, but Rocksteady has managed to deliver a narratively comprehensive and engaging experience that is accessible to both returning and new players.

Horrible Graphics, Constant Lag, Daily 3gb update, and to top it all off, it must be connected and verifyed to the internet every time you play it.

newegg got this to me fast thank you

no cons to post about this game or the shipping..everything is great

*note I did get this on release day but am only just coming back to leave a quick review after another playthrough* As a huge fan of the arkham games I couldn't wait to get my hands on this and it did not disappoint.

Editor's Note: For those of you that skip right to the bottom of a review (it's fine, we know you do it, you're welcome here anyway) or are scared to death of having the game spoiled, know that there

Incredible story; visuals; and voice acting; Batmobile is fantastic; Only ever loads when you die; The ultimate in player agency

At some point; it ends; Batmobile might be a Marmite factor

When you're asked to "be the Batman" in Arkham Knight, Rocksteady Studios' latest release is an absolute treat. Fighting, prowling and being the world's greatest detective is a perfect representation of what it would be like to deal out vigilante justice as the famed superhero.

The ingredients for a successful video game were already in place. Popular game developers, Rocksteady Studios and The Dark Knight come together for the last time, thus making it a delicious offering for all Batman and gaming fans.