While I would love to see them tackle another character, Arkham Knight felt so much bigger than its predecessors that it felt like a new beginning, of sorts, and one in desperate need of refining into that “ultimate Batman experience” they had touted it as. It built a solid foundation for that experience, but there…

Red Dead was the first thing I thought of, but now, I’m wondering if, while making it, admittedly, more difficult to traverse that world, it wouldn’t have made it considerably more immersive. Imagine if Marston actually had to pull his map out of his saddle bag and stop to examine where he was going next.

May I ask what the difference is between slut shaming and labeling a man engaging in similarly promiscuous behavior as “misogynistic womanizing?”

This guy seems like an idiot, but if you text during movies, fuck you. If you try to act like you’re entitled to text during movies, fuck you. If you try to defend yourself or others for texting during movies, fuck you. Moral of the story: fuck him, fuck her, and fuck you, too.

To be fair, DCAU Croc was never really *that* bad. Not, like, “Death Penalty” bad. I think the worst thing he did was kidnap a dude and try to frame Bullock for his murder...and throw a rock at Batman.

For whatever reason, this was my first thought:

I, personally, hope they continue to evolve this idea, as I honestly think that VR may be the key to making some great superhero games. Green Lantern, Superman, The Flash; for characters with powers like this, it seems like developers have had hell trying to manifest them into a traditional gaming experience, but…

Which one? There have been like 4, and three of them have been fucking awesome. The Doomsday one was “eeeeeh,” but that last one? C’mon, Batman beating the shit out of those goons in that warehouse has to count for something. Plus bonus points for the sheer terror in Superman’s face when Batman blocks his punch.

He could be talking about the ‘66 film (which isn't included with the TV series), but, honestly, it's like 5 bucks on Blu-Ray, so, I'm not sure how much cheaper it can get.

He could be talking about the ‘66 film (which isn't included with the TV series), but, honestly, it's like 5 bucks…

Yes, but only because Lex Luthor stole all of the cakes. All 40 of them...a goddamn glutton, that Lex Luthor.

Did anybody else catch that Scooby’s goggle is projecting a string of holographic emojis? So, that’s how he talks, now? Yeah, fuck you, DC.

If they had common sense, they’d be as derivative as possible and get Francavilla to do for Scoobs what he did for Arch, and I would’ve bought the hell out of it, but they’re not, so, fuck ‘em.

At least somebody is, because we know Lee, Didio, and the rest of DC sure fucking aren’t. I’ll admit that Future Quest looks badass, though, but, then, I’m a whore when you throw anything Darwyn Cooke does my way.

I was quite disappointed with how their reasoning for him being the Arkham Knight was “oh, here’s our unseen version of death in the family where Joker kills Jason in the abandoned Arkham Asylum, thus, ‘Arkham Knight,’ see? Get it?” I feel like they could’ve taken some creative license and used an adult Damian, and it…

I see your “Ra’s, Luthor, and Savage” and raise you one “Anti-Monitor.” Actually, come to think of it, why’d you list Luthor, anyway? I’d think Hal Jordan’s killed more people than him.

Yeah, I’m on PS4, and, while I’m glad to have the content, as a Batman fan, and, more specifically, as a ‘66 fan, it really is kind of weird, right? They know they’re going to be doing all this ‘66 content as part of the Season Pass, and, yet, they decide to make the biggest character skin of the bunch a console…

I can’t tell you how much I yearn for more Red Dead. I’ve been a fan of Westerns since, pretty much, birth, and Revolver was actually the first M-Rated game my pint-sized self ever got his hands on, but Redemption...

The crazy thing is that those “temporary” exclusives for Arkham Knight aren’t so “temporary” anymore, which is kind of fucked up when you think that there’s a whole contingent of players who WB is trying to sell Catwoman and Robin skins, as well as the ‘66 Batmobile, from the Classic TV Series to, when they don’t even…

The whole time, I felt like we were watching the Hitler youth attempting to rebuild the Empire’s Third Reich. I almost laughed at Hux’s rousing speech, because he was about as intimidating as the 6-year old “Sieg Heil” kid you see in all that archival footage on The History Channel.

Goddammit. I thought someone would beat me to it, but, I must confess, having scrolled so far down, I actually started to hope I’d get the shot.