Thanks for the information! What about complexity and subsequent difficulty? Is it Pokemon X & Y easy? Or is it more akin if FF XII in complexity or XIII in difficulty?

To be fair, the example given is already in increasing value, why would anyone assume otherwise? There’s intrinsic logic in the set up.

Is it an actually good RPG battle system, though? Anyone have any insight?

When you’re working on the main plot what they have to say changes and you won’t notice too many repeats. When you’re grinding out Riddler challenges, there are 5 or so phrases that you hear over and over and over and over and over and over...

I liked what they tried to do. I honestly got upset when they revealed new mines and watch towers. If they managed to get me excited for the stuff being released in parts, then I’d be all for it. Arkham Asylum does this best, and it is my personal favorite of the series.

You do not need to get the freeze grenade. It is a totally optional pick up in Knight. The only use it has outside of battle is to collect, like, three riddler trophies.

I was super excited for this game leading up to its release, and I got it at launch. The gameplay made for one of the most refreshing and satisfying FPS games I have ever played. However, the world pretends to be large and complex when it’s pretty small and simple, the story is silly at best, and the overall game was…

This is what I figured as well.

My votes are:

This sounds really cool for someone like me. Someone who is continually disappointed by horror houses.

Granted, I haven’t read comics in a while now, but the art style in these images seem more like a cartoon than a comic.

Yes that is a very nice touch. I’ve been playing a few 360 arcade games on my One recently (as a preview member) and it works flawlessly. I can’t comment on any larger or disc based games, however.

Best Assasin’s Creef ever right here. If you haven’t played it yet, jump on it as soon as it becomes available.

It’s sill a great deal. Even if every game was worh $5, you get two games for Xbox 360 and two games for Xbox One evry month now. That’s $20 minimum value of games you get for free every month. So you wind up paying $35-60 on Xbox Live every year and get $240 worth (or more) of games with it.

Screaming For Vengeance all day

You’re just playing semantics. Of course just this one version is canceled and not the game itself. My point stands. If you offer different versions of a product, you should probably say something when one version will no longer be offered.

You don’t think that the developer should have a comment about a version of their game being canceled less than a week before it releases? I understand it isn’t their house that makes the batmobiles but it is still their game that’s getting cancelled.

Some sort of statement from Rocksteady would be nice

I’m so furious about this

I think you misunderstand