Though the issues are clearly there when it comes to performance, that doesn't take away from these fantastic games. If you love Batman you owe it to yourself to play this game. Very few games can match this series in terms of both gameplay and story.

Batman: Return to Arkham is the latest remastered collection that you don't need to buy but you probably will anyway. That isn't a dig on the quality of both 2009's Arkham Asylum and 2011's Arkham City or the remastering effort put in by developer Virtuos.

Two amazing games bundled together; Graphics are better for the most part; All the DLC and skins included

Frame rate doesn't hold up; Where's Arkham Origins

Batman: Return to Arkham incorporates the two first games in the series from the prior generation of consoles. So with this, you get Arkham Asylum and Arkham City , all with their respective DLC and pre-order bonus content.

In the age of remasters, the industry has set to give newcoming players a second chance to experience the classics that possibly only returning players would have played through.

It appears nostalgia, no matter how recent the source it's drawn from, can be a blessing and a curse. For Batman, it's already starting to feel like the Dark Knight's cultural rebirth in the mid-2000's is an age ago, and when you see the rather mixed results from the more recent use of the iconic...

Batman Returns.

Still the same great combat and movement; All the DLC; Textures have been improved in the environments

Framerate drops; Unreal Engine 4 makes things too light

During the last generation of consoles, Batman fans were finally gifted with the game that they long deserved: Arkham Asylum. A brilliant combat system that inspired countless other games, impressive graphics, and some genuinely great sequences, resulted not only in the best superhero game to date,...