The new Arkham game looks to be fantastic. From the initial trailers to now, with the new gameplay trailer from E3, gamers cannot wait to see what Rocksteady will give them with Arkham Knight. They can expect nothing less than the standards of Batman Arkham Asylum or City.
The graphics shown in the trailer look amazing and Gamers could talk and praise the game for hours about how the gameplay looks. If this is indeed the game that gamers will be playing, it will be a lot of fun. The way the city looks to feel alive and how the new batmobile looks to play makes everyone want to just play it now.
You can see the trailer and get an opinion of your own on the game here let us know what you think.
A few weeks ago, Warner Bros has released a new teaser trailer for Rocksteady's upcoming Batman game, Batman: Arkham Knight, showing the Battle Mode of the Batmobile. The Batmobile is drivable for the first time in the franchise and its addition, combined with the acclaimed gameplay of the Batman Arkham series, will offer gamers the ultimate and complete Batman experience as they tear through the streets and soar across the skyline of the entirety of Gotham City. The game is now planned for a 2015 release on PC, PS4 and Xbox One.
After numerous rumors circling around whether Batman Arkham Knight will be actually released this year or next year, the only legitimate info right now is that the official website says that Batman Arkham Knight is still on track for a 2014 release.
Some game retailers have listed it in their websites and the month of October is said to be the potential release window. There is no news on how and why this speculation came around. In recent times, postponing the release date of major titles claiming business reasons or lack of time to develop it fully is becoming more prevalent. In 2013, one of the biggest and most anticipated of them all Watch Dogs was postponed to 2014.
The game is finally making its way to stores this May but given that the original date was in November 2013, this is a huge delay. While this may not evidently affect sales, sometimes the hype goes down because of the delay and gamers get on with other titles that are buzzing around in the present year. Compared to last year's hype, Watch Dogs definitely got some serious competition this year with games like Titanfall and Halo hogging the limelight.
