As soon as the much anticipated Batman: Arkham Knight cinematic trailer was released, the most asked question about the game is, "Will Kevin Conroy return?"
It seems that after not voicing Batman in Batman: Arkham Origins, Kevin Conroy is returning to voice Batman in the last game of the "Arkham" franchise!
According to the information released by Game Informer, the will be a lot of changes in Batman: Arkham Knight. Aside from revealing that Kevin Conroy will return as the voice of Batman, Game Informer detailed a bunch of stuff about Batman: Arkham Knight.
One of the biggest changes in Batman: Arkham Knight is that the multiplayer mode will be removed completely.
Speaking with Game Informer, Arkham Knight game director Sefton Hill said that they had always planned the game as singleplayer only, and have been so focused on single-player that they wouldn't have had time to do anything else. "We want to focus on making the best single-player experience we can," Hill told Game Informer. "We don't feel that it needs a multiplayer element."
There are some added information that "Arkham" fans will surely enjoy such as:
-There will be more enemies available on screen: There will be three and four times the number of thugs active in Arkham Knight compared to Arkham City and Arkham Origins. Some larger riots feature up to 50 characters on screen as confirmed by the game's combat programer Tim Hanagan.
- Nolan North, Wally Wigbert, Tara Strong and Troy Baker will also return to reprise their roles as Penguin, Riddler, Harley Quinn and Two-Face.
And last but not the least... The "Arkham Knight" in the title refers to ANOTHER CHARACTER THAT ISN'T BATMAN.
It really looks like Rocksteady is going all out for the last "Arkham" game. Are you hyped?
