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- Become the Dark Knight in a genuinely authentic Batman experience with advanced, compelling gameplay on every level, epic super-villain encounters and unexpected glimpses into Batman's tortured psychology
- Play as Catwoman with her own storyline in the main game which is seamlessly interwoven with Batman's story arc
- Experience advanced freeflow combat as Batman's melee abilities ratchet up to match that of AI enemies
- Put new gadgets, and new functionality for existing gadgets to work that expand the range of Batman's abilities
- Encounter numerous characters from the Batman universe, including Catwoman, Two-Face, Harley Quinn, Penguin, Hugo Strange, Victor Zsasz, Calendar Man, The Joker, The Riddler and others
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| ASIN | B002I0F5M8 |
|---|---|
| Release date | October 18, 2011 |
| Customer Reviews |
4.7 out of 5 stars |
| Best Sellers Rank | #14,116 in Video Games (See Top 100 in Video Games) #157 in PlayStation 3 Games |
| Pricing | The strikethrough price is the List Price. Savings represents a discount off the List Price. |
| Product Dimensions | 6.7 x 5.3 x 0.5 inches; 3.99 Ounces |
| Binding | Video Game |
| Rated | Teen |
| Item model number | 883929211494 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 3.99 ounces |
| Manufacturer | Warner Bros |
| Date First Available | December 13, 2009 |
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Arkham City is an open world action video game that incorporates elements of stealth and predator tactics. All of the gadgets previously obtained in the first game are present at the start of Arkham City (with the exception of the Ultra Batclaw, which is replaced with the regular Batclaw and Sonic Batarangs). Most of them have improved or new capabilities; for example, the Cryptographic Sequencer can also track signals, the line launcher now has a feature that allows Batman to flip over and launch another zipline perpendicularly across, switching directions, the remote control Batarang now has a built in brake and boost, and the grappling gun can now be used while gliding to boost Batman further up into the air. Four additional gadgets have been revealed: smoke pellets to confuse armed enemies when spotted by them, the Remote Electrical Charge which is a sniper-like taser gun used to power generators and shock enemies, ice grenades used to freeze enemies and make pathways through water, and a balled rope for tying up enemies. The game incorporates more puzzle elements; the use of Batman's "Detective Mode", which highlights elements such as enemy skeletons and clues on-screen, is used to perform forensic activities such as tracing the origin of a sniper round.
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Batman: Arkham City is third-person Action-Adventure game that delivers an authentic Dark Knight experience rooted in an original and engrossing story as well as a combination of melee combat, stealth, investigative and speed-based challenge gameplay. A sequel to 2009's Batman: Arkham Asylum, Arkham City features the full range of classic enemies seen in the previous game, in addition to Catwoman, who is a playable character and has her own storyline in the new release. Additional features include: a range of new gadgets, an increased number of possible melee opponents and a range of movement options for Batman that include leaping, sliding, gliding and the grapple hook.
The Ultimate Experience of the Dark Knight
Developed by Rocksteady Studios, Batman: Arkham City builds upon the intense, atmospheric foundation of Batman: Arkham Asylum, sending players soaring into Arkham City, the new maximum security "home" for all of Gotham City's thugs, gangsters and insane criminal masterminds. The game features an unique combination of melee combat, stealth, investigative and speed-based challenge gameplay. Set inside the heavily fortified walls of a sprawling district in the heart of Gotham City, this highly anticipated sequel introduces a brand-new story that draws together a new all-star cast of classic characters and murderous villains from the Batman universe, as well as a vast range of new and enhanced gameplay features to deliver the ultimate experience as the Dark Knight.
An authentic Dark Knight video game adventure that picks up where Arkham Asylum left off.
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- Become the Dark Knight - Batman: Arkham City delivers a genuinely authentic Batman experience with advanced, compelling gameplay on every level: high-impact street brawls, nail-biting stealth, multifaceted forensic investigation, epic super-villain encounters and unexpected glimpses into Batman's tortured psychology.
- Play as Catwoman - Catwoman is a fully playable character in Batman: Arkham City who has her own storyline in the main game which is seamlessly interwoven with Batman's story arc. Her navigation skills, combat moves and gadgetry have been specifically designed to deliver a fully featured and unique experience.
- Advanced FreeFlow Combat - Batman faces highly coordinated, simultaneous attacks from every direction as Arkham's gangs bring heavy weapons and all-new AI to the fight, but Batman steps it up with twice the number of combat animations and double the range of attacks, counters and takedowns.
- New Gadgets - Batman has access to new gadgets such as the Cryptographic Sequencer V2 and Smoke Pellets, as well as new functionality for existing gadgets that expand the range of Batman's abilities without adding extra weight to his Utility Belt.
- New Story - Five-time Emmy-Award-winner Paul Dini returns to pen a brand-new story for Batman: Arkham City, taking gamers deep inside the diseased heart of Gotham.
- Arkham Has Moved - Following the closure of Arkham Asylum and Blackgate prison, Gotham's new mayor, Quincy Sharp ordered the relocation of all inmates to Arkham City - a sprawling new super-prison five times bigger than Arkham Island, enclosing a wide variety of industrial districts, iconic locations and Gotham landmarks.
- Huge Cast of Characters - Players encounter numerous characters from the Batman universe, including Catwoman, Two-Face, Harley Quinn, Penguin, Hugo Strange, Victor Zsasz, Calendar Man, The Joker, The Riddler and other iconic characters yet to be revealed.
- Featured VO Talent - Mark Hamill and Kevin Conroy reprise their roles as The Joker and Batman respectively.
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En este juego nos encontraremos con muchos jefes, que hacen que el juego cobre vida y alargue su vida de una forma muy positiva, ya que siempre te verás queriendo continuar con la aventura para saber que se viene, y se te olvida que hay misiones secundarias que debes cumplir, pero es por lo bien llevada de toda la trama que no querrás voltear para ningún lado y querrás seguir y seguir con la aventura principal. Para esta ocasión nos enfrentaremos a enemigos como el Pingüino, Mr. Freeze, Dos Caras, Acertijo (Si lo estás jugando en español ibérico será Enigma), entre otros, que hacen que la aventura se larga, entretenida y con mucha acción. Toda la ciudad está tomada por diferentes enemigos que tendremos que luchar, y muchos a cargo de Hugo Strange, quién es el principal responsable del caos que están viviendo en toda la ciudad.
Tienes que tener muy en cuenta de que si compras el juego te vendrá un código con el que podrás jugar los niveles como Gatúbela, encontrándose estos muy bien incorporados dentro de la historia principal, por lo que si los activas serán parte de la historia que harán que cacen a la perfección y no parezcan metidos a la fuerza, sino que parece que siempre fue pensada la historia de esa forma, lo que en verdad me sorprendió. Si no cuentas con ese pase online, no podrás acceder a esa parte de la historia, y te limitarás a la historia normal, sin estos contenidos, que tampoco sentirás cortados o que algo falta, ya que todo está muy bien pensado y planificado, pero es recomendable que tengas el código o lo compres en la tienda virtual, tanto en Xbox 360 como en PS3. Te recomiendo de que si tienes el juego nuevo, antes de comenzar a jugar, introduzcas el pase online, para poder disfrutar de toda la historia completa, con las partes de Gatúbela, ya que si lo metes después de haber comenzado, no podrás jugar estas escenas y tendrás que esperar si le das una segunda vuelta.
Además de toda la historia principal tendremos un modo de desafío, que se trata de acabar con oleadas de enemigos, muy similar a lo que vimos en Arkham Assylum, que no es parte de la historia, pero es un extra que se agradece mucho, ya que pasas buenos momentos intentando pasar todos los retos que nos proponen en dichas etapas, que cada vez se hacen más y más difíciles, y es algo que te mantiene muy entretenido superando cada reto que nos proponen.
Sobre la jugabilidad en este título nos encontramos con una ciudad totalmente abierta, mucho más grande a Arkham Assylum, yo diría que mínimo 4 a 5 veces más grande a lo que recordamos del título anterior, por lo que tendremos una vasta ciudad por explorar y resolver tanto la historia principal del juego, como misiones secundarias. Además están de regreso los acertijos que estarán distribuidos por toda la ciudad, y esta vez son más, estando algunos muy bien escondidos, por lo que tendremos que recorrer toda la ciudad y observar detenidamente cada lugar para descubrir nuevos acertijos o enigmas (como les quieras llamar). Contaremos con los gadgets que ya conocemos de la entrega anterior, agregándose nuevos para tener una vasta cantidad de artefactos que nos harán mucho más fácil acabar con los enemigos que se nos presentarán. Por ejemplo tendremos un cargador eléctrico remoto, que sirve para activar ciertos aparatos a distancia o lanzarlo a tus enemigos para que se electrocuten. El combate con el que contamos es muy sencillo y directo, permitiéndonos hacer grandes combos, más si hay muchos enemigos cerca podrás desencadenar una cadena de golpes, que resultará muy satisfactorio cuando termines de hacerlo sin que te hayan hecho daño alguno. El combate es simplemente genial, y se adapta a la perfección en todo momento, con enemigos, que si es cierto que poseen una inteligencia artificial limitada, te atacarán en grupos grandes, lo que hará que tengas que encontrar diferentes métodos de pelea para cada situación.
El control del juego es muy cómodo e intuitivo, por lo que te será muy fácil acostumbrarte a todos los movimientos que tendrás que realizar a través de la aventura de una forma rápida, ya que estos son muy directos. El control es muy similar a lo visto en su anterior entrega, con la diferencia que sentiremos que los controles reaccionan de una forma más rápida, directa y fluida en todo momento. El control de por sí era muy bueno, no siendo necesario que lo cambiaran, pero mejoraron ciertos aspectos que ya eran buenos y ahora quedaron perfectos, algo que se agradece ya que siguieron innovando algo que ya era bueno, por lo no se dejaron ningún detalle al azar.
En el aspecto técnico del juego, tengo que decir que hace un gran trabajo en todo momento. Nos presenta una ciudad inmensa muy bien detallada en todo momento, cada rincón es impresionante y se nota mucho el buen trabajo que se hizo con cada parte del escenario. Estos contarán con muy buena iluminación, y ese efecto de húmedo y sucio que tiene toda la ciudad, encontrándose en invierno, muy buen trabajo en este sentido. El modelado de los personajes es de gran calidad, contando cada uno de ellos con muchos detalles, sobre todo los personajes principales de la historia, como lo es Batman, Robin, Gatúbela, Dos Caras, Guasón, etc. Cuentan con un acabado impresionante, por tanto detalles y complejidad que cada uno presenta. Los enemigos genéricos, también cuentan con mucho detalle y un muy buen modelado, a pesar de ser genéricos encontraremos bastantes diseños distintos y muy bien detallados cada uno de ellos. En el tema de gráficas el único pero que tengo, es que cuando acaba de cargar cierta área, hay texturas que tardan en cargar pero es normal por el motor que está usando, pero que en verdad no molesta en lo absoluto, solo que verás ciertas texturas que cargarán mientras estás jugando. La inteligencia artificial es buena, siendo algo limitada, pero por el gran número de enemigos que te atacan, hace que todo combate sea un reto, no siendo muy difícil, pero cuando termines cada batalla sentirás una gran satisfacción, al tener ese sentimiento es porque los desarrolladores hicieron un buen trabajo, a pesar de que es algo limitada, pero recordando que es un gran número y el cpu tiene que mover varios enemigos al mismo tiempo.
Para terminar, tengo que decir que Batman Arkham City es un gran juego que superó todas mis expectativas. Este juego es un candidato a llevarse el juego del año, por lo bien trabajada de la historia, personajes complejos, controles perfectos y la tensión que te transmitirá en todo momento el juego. No dudo en decir en ningún momento de que este es el mejor juego basado en algún superhéroe, y es Rocksteady quien aprovechó de una manera perfecta la licencia del personaje al desarrollar un juego que está a la altura de lo representa este personaje que es un ícono y uno de las mayores licencias de DC. Te recomiendo este juego al cien por ciento, no te arrepentirás de haber adquirido este juego, es un must-have que no puede faltar en tu colección.
Pros:
Historia Excelente.
Muy buena integración de Gatúbela en la historia principal.
Controles precisos, fluidos e intuitivos.
Gran presentación, con personajes detallados y la ciudad muy bien recreada.
Excelente duración del modo principal.
Combates de gran nivel, excelente número de gadgets y muchos acertijos por descubrir, lo que alarga la vida del juego.
Gran rejugabilidad.
Contras:
Ciertas texturas cargan después de haber comenzado.
Allan Sáenz.
Developer Rocksteady's latest opus, Batman: Arkham City, is the definition of "bigger and better". The game somehow manages to avoid the sophomore slump after dodging the superhero game curse with 2009's critically lauded Batman: Arkham Asylum. Batman fans, rejoice- and say a prayer that someday DC's other big hero, Superman, may one day get a film or videogame worthy of his name. Batman has The Dark Knight and Batman: Arkham City. Supes has Superman Returns and Superman 64.
2009's Arkham Asylum managed to do a fantastic job of putting you in the Dark Knight's boots and truly making you feel like the World's Greatest Detective. It was a superb game with very few flaws, one of the only downsides being that you never got the chance to stand atop a Gotham City building, fly around the city streets and silently dispatch the criminals of the night. Batman: Arkham City finally gives us that chance, and it's just as cool as I always expected.
You start off Arkham City with all the gadgets you picked up in your playtrough of Arkham Asylum. After a brief, very cool opening where you play as Bruce Wayne, you'll soon acquire your BatSuit and your utility belt. A few seconds later, you'll be jumping off a tall building, swooping throuh the air and shooting your grappling hook at nearby buildings mid-flight. Once you get the controls down, this is all very intuitive and fun. It definitely reminded me of swinging through New York City for the first time as Spidey in Spider-Man 2- arguably the last great superhero game before Arkham Asylum came along. Gotham City is huge- even just the walled off Arkham City part that you'll play through in this game. Even though it can mainly serve in the game as just a hub world between missions, you will spend quite a bit of time in it. You'll also spend a lot of time walking through Gotham's most notorious areas, like the Penguin's Iceberg Lounge and the site of Bruce's parents' death, Monarch Theater.
One thing everybody loved about Arkham Asylum was the myriad cameos from all the heroes and villains of Batman lore. This game manages to pack in even more, while adding more substance to their characters and giving them much more screen time. You'll even get to play as some of them, provided you have some of the very cool preorder DLC. I ordered from Amazon, and so I picked up the very cool Catwoman DLC.I can't speak for the other packs, like Robin's, but Catwoman's missions are extremely cool and directly tied into Batman's story. If you have the Catwoman DLC, you'll actually start the game as Catwoman, and you'll play missions throughout the game as her when the story dictates, and you'll even get have an extra mission to play after the credits roll.
One other huge gameplay element that Rocksteady got right in Arkham Asylum was the combat system. It was honestly the most intuitive and entertaining combat systems I'd ever played.The system just worked so well that I was amazed that every other superhero game didn't try to ape it. Since Arkham Asylum was still king of the superhero videogames leading up to Arkham City's release, maybe some of them should have tried. This awesome combat system is expanded with even cooler combos and reversals, and Catwoman even has a totally complete set of her own moves. It truly makes the game feel complete, and you can easily tell that Catwoman was not just a tacked-on afterthought.
The story is even better than it was the last time around. Rocksteady had been teasing that the Joker may not live to see the end of this game (and possibly even Batman himself), and this plotline is handled very well throughout, taking many unexpected twists and turns, right up until the game's shocking final moments. I honestly thought I had the story figured out by the end, and the writers totally surprised me. Suffice it to say that I am already anticipating Batman 3 just to see the after effect's of Arkham City`s last act. Even when I could barely keep my eyes open after hours of playing, I still wanted to press on just to see what happens next.
Batman: Arkham City is the best kind of sequel- the kind that I can't say enough good things about. A sequel hasn't gotten this many things right since Uncharted 2 came out. There are a few nitpicks, such as how much the difficulty ramps up in the final act and the fact that sometimes it can be pretty damn hard to figure out exactly where the hell you need to go, but overall this game is so good that those flaws are easily overlooked. Even after beating the game, new modes are unlocked, such as the New Game Plus, which is a harder mode that takes away the reversal prompts and throws more difficult enemies at you from the start. You can also replay any of the DLC missions, play challenges, and more. Considering that Arkham City probably took me at least 10 hours to beat, and I've only unlocked about 40% completion on the game, I'd say that this title has a lot of replay value. You'll also gain the ability to wear any DLC Batman suits in your second playthrough of the game. Just like The Dark Knight was an even better film than Batman Begins,Batman: Arkham City has beaten out its only competition. Until the next Rocksteady Batman game (which will hopefully take place in a fully realized Gotham City) , you probably won't find another superhero game as great as this one, even though I wish that weren't the case. Can Rocksteady please make a Spider-Man game already?
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