nish_pinto said:The trailer is epic! btw, Nvidia Physx, still there?
you want it?Aman27deep said:Lol the game released in between my exams, and back then my HDD was only 150 GB so i could only keep 3-4 games at a time, so i had to uninstall it Regret it now..
UK ratings board the BBFC have just announced their rating for Batman: Arkham City. Similar to its prequel, Arkham Asylum, the game will carry a 15 rating. As well the rating they have also revealed the game's cutscene run time. "When submitted to the BBFC the linear elements within the work had a running time (eg cut scenes) of 165m 0s (2 hours 40 minutes)." We decided to take a look at BBFC's rating for Arkham Asylum and learnt that the game only contained a cut scene run time of "28m 58s."
Not only is Arkham City 4-5 times the size of Arkham Asylum but it seems that's the case for the cut-scenes as well!
Paul Crocker, lead narrative designer at Rocksteady has revealed to NowGamer that Batman: Arkham City will be longer and bigger than Akham Asylum.
Speaking with Crocker at Gamescom, he told us, "We have the single player game with the full narrative, and for that you're talking about the 20-25 hour mark. But if you want 100 per cent complete, with finding all 400 Riddler trophies, finding all the cameos, then we reckon that's at least 40 hours of gaming."
But Batman: Arkham City could offer even more value for money.
Crocker continued, "Then you have challenge mode, which has been expanded from the first game. There really is an infinite amount of possibilities. If you like the combat, or if you like the Predator challenges then really, you never have to buy another game. Challenge mode is here to make you a better Batman, or as it happens, a better Catwoman."
How big is Arkham City, in terms of map size?
"From a sheer size point of view, it's about five times as big as Arkham Asylum."
Finally, we asked Crocker about feedback they'd had from the Robin reveal. He told us, "Robin is one of the DLC player-characters in challenge mode. The feedback has been good, and we needed a Robin in our Akham-verse. He's one of those characters that lots of people have ideas about. Some like him, some hate him, but we love him, and in our game, he looks good next to Batman."
Batman: Arkham City is out on PS3, Xbox 360 and PC on 21 October.
ram_dante said:PC requirements should be same as bulletstorm..And 2hrs 40mins of cutscenes, thats a full length movie in game! :S
This game is going to be the ultimate super hero game of all time, and its probably gonna set the bar so high, no ones's ever gonna beat it!