If you thought you had discovered everything in Batman: Arkham City or, if not, it could be found on GameFAQs or in some other corner of the web, well, that’s not so, says the game’s studio. There are still “three or four” secrets in the game that no one has yet found, the game’s director said in a panel discussion at London this weekend.
When Batman: Arkham City was released on PC late last year it had a few issues — game breaking issues — but now it seems as though Rocksteady has finally released the patch Arkham City, and its prospective players, deserve!
The Australian games industry may be having a tough time, but we’re not alone. Over in the UK, London-based Rocksteady Studios (the creators of the recent Batman games) has lamented the health of their local games industry.
To thank you for making their publishers millions of dollars and themselves a swag of awards, Batman: Arkham City developers Rocksteady have unlocked a couple of holiday treats for owners of the game.
Arkham CIty’s had some DX11 problems since its delayed PC release. A new patch from Rocksteady tries to fix this, but only if you don’t have Windows Vista or 7 32-bit. If you do, it makes things worse. Oh dear. [Rock, Paper, Shotgun]
The PC version of Batman: Arkham City has had some… teething problems since launch but, according to a post on the official forums, a patch is being readied to deal with the majority of those issues.
Along with the long-awaited PC release of Batman: Arkham City in North America today, Warner Bros and Rocksteady have delivered the Caped Crusader’s trusty sidekick to us as well, neatly tied up with a pair of brand-new challenge maps and a couple of skins.
Wrapping up work on their epic Batman: Arkham City, the developers at UK-based Rocksteady Studios set out to party hardy. First up was a 250-lap go-kart race. Then they went to Wayne Manor’s real-life stand-in and turned on the Bat-Signal.
The rather wonderful Batman: Arkham City will, thanks to its wealth of extra-curricular content, still be spinning in many people’s disc drives this week. No matter. Publishers Warner Bros. think now is the time to drop some fresh downloadable content for the singleplayer-only game.
