We’ve seen our fair share of glitches that take you under the game world’s map, and Batman: Arkham City is no exception!
There’s an Xbox 360 Achievement (and PlayStation 3 Trophy) in Batman: Arkham City called “Storyteller”. The description: “Have 12 murderous dates with Calendar Man.” To earn it, you have to talk to the incarcerated villain on 12 holidays, from New Year’s to Christmas.
Since the Batman: Arkham City street date break, we’ve had a barrage of email complaints about pre-order codes not working – particularly with the Robin DLC code. Many believed that it may have been some kind of punishment for those playing the game early, but that is apparently not the case. Rocksteady is aware of the situation and has apparently fixed the issue.
With the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 versions now on sale, Warner Bros turns its attention to the delayed PC version of Batman: Arkham City, tacking on a November 15 release date for North America, November 18 in Europe.
On the eve of the release of Batman: Arkham City (which the Kotaku staff gave a unanimous “yes” in last week’s gut check ), I thought it would be fun to take a look back at the various Batman themes we’ve had over the years, and see how the motifs and melodies that summon the caped crusader have changed over time.
This is the launch trailer for Batman: Arkham City, out this week on 360 and PS3. It shows most of the people you fight with, and against, in the game.
