I'm really hoping there's some other Bat-family members in this game. and integrated into the story-line, not just thrown in for challenges. I want to see Catwoman, Robin, and Nightwing all in coordination with Oracle. I also want the plot of this game to have some of the faction-associated chaos from Arkham City; I actually liked that we had two different Big Bads in that game, and that both they and Batman had to deal with the other warlords and bosses of Gotham. It felt more complex and satisfying.
My biggest fear for Arkham Knight is that the bad-guy alliance is too monotone and predictable, while the Arkham Knight lacks quite the punch to justify creating him instead of including Hush, Red Hood, Wrath, or Prometheus. I mean, I love an evil Batman as much as the next guy, but all the other villains in that mold are already cool and kind of deserve a shot at headlining at least a side-mission.
I've said the same as of a few others. And it would be cool bring in a character like huntress or Kitana all the people that have worked for batman on teams he's created. in a way that it won't interfere with it still being single player still.
And I think you mean Crime lords. batman doesn't do wars unless it's alien invasions and he's forced in cause of it or each of the mobsters are fighting over turf. and still with the latter they won't called that.
but I don't think it's likely too high that will happen if at all besides challenge maps. or unless they say so as a surprise.
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Batman: Arkham Knight scored by Call of Duty: Ghosts composer
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David Buckley, composer for
Call of Duty: Ghosts, signed on to write the music for
Batman: Arkham Knight. Buckley will co-compose the game's soundtrack with Nick Arundel, the composer that scored the other two games in Rocksteady's Arkham triology:
Batman Arkham Asylum and
Arkham City.
Aside from
Call of Duty: Ghosts, Buckley's work in the video game space includes
Metal Gear Solid 4 and Activision's
Shrek Forever After game. He also composes music for the CBS TV show
The Good Wife and the Ben Affleck-directed film,
The Town, and provided additional music for Jerry Bruckheimer's
Prince of Persia film.
Announced in
March as the final game in the series from Rocksteady,
Batman: Arkham Knight will prominently feature the Batmobile as a primary gameplay element. The game is set in a section of Gotham City that's said to be "
five times larger" than that of
Arkham City, and will include "traffic-friendly streets" to accommodate for the Dark Knight's favorite ride. It will also spotlight the aptly named Arkham Knight, an arch-villain created from scratch by Rocksteady and DC Entertainment CCO Geoff Johns. The game is slated to launch later this year for Xbox One, PS4 and PC.
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