Fecha Lanzamiento
21 de Octubre en Europa y el 18 en Estados Unidos
9 días después
IGN: Now, give us a Valentine's Day gift and tell us SOMETHING about multiplayer. You know that the couple that plays together stays together – and that works for friends or significant others. What's going on with multiple players in Arkham City? Co-op? competitive? We must know!
Sefton Hill: There have been a number of rumors circulating about a multiplayer mode in Batman: Arkham City so let me start by saying, once and for all, that Batman: Arkham City is a "single-player only" experience.
Nada de sucios multiplayers en mis juegos \o/
Dios que brutal la segunda imagen, me encanta el diseño, y que gusto, parece "PARECE" que han aprendido a meter mas enemigos xd porque en el uno te enfrentabas a los 3 de siempre
10 días después
1) The Batclaw Can Grab Items Now
In addition to tearing down walls and thugs' faces, the Batclaw can now be used to grab items. In the demonstration we saw, Batman grabbed a hidden Riddler Trophy from a distance because he was too lazy to walk over to it.
2) Batman Has Super Mario World's Cape
Much like Mario's yellow cape in his 16-bit debut, Batman can fly long distances by swooping down, catching wind, and gliding back up. We're told that you can fly through all of Arkham City without ever touching the ground.
3) There Are Smoke Bombs
Among Batman's inventory are Smoke Pellets, something that really should have been in the first game. In the demonstration we saw, Batman threw these down at his feet like a magician to "disappear" from the eyes of some of Joker's minions.
4) Catwoman and Two Face Have New Voice Actors
Fans of Batman: The Animated Series may be disappointed to hear that neither Richard "Bull from Night Court" Moll nor Adrienne "That Girl From The Fog" Barbeau will be reprising their roles as Two-Face and Catwoman, respectively. Interestingly, Barbeau was in Arkham Asylum, as one of the asylum physicians Batman rescues.
5) ...And So Does Harley Quinn
Surprisingly, Arleen Sorkin did not provide the voice for Harley Quinn in the demo we saw, despite being in Arkham Asylum. When pressed, we were given a stone cold "no comment" on whether this would be true in the final game. The actress we heard was a pretty good imitation, but obviously not the real thing.
6) Alfred Replaces Oracle
In Arkham Asylum, Batman was in constant radio contact with The Oracle, who was able to monitor his situation and provide remote help. In the demo we saw of Arkham City, this role was being fulfilled by Batman's faithful butler, Alfred.
7) Calendar Man Knows What Day It Is
Not only is series villain Calendar Man confirmed to be in the game, he's also got some unique dialog during most major holidays. Play the game on St. Patrick's Day, for example, and he'll tell you all about a murder he committed on that day in history.
8) Bad Guys Can Take Hostages
There was one scene in Arkham Asylum where Mr. Zsasz took one of the doctor's hostage, in a scripted event that forced players to batarang his face. In Arkham City, the average grunt can do this contextually, providing a new challenge for Batman: if the hostage dies, it's game over.
9) Forget Double Takedown, There's a Triple Now
Those of us who have kept up with Arkham City previews probably knew about Batman's ability to counter two bad guy sat the same time, but we can now confirm that there is a triple takedown too. We didn't get to see it, but we're told it's "awesome."
10) Weapons Are Highlighted in Detective Mode
Just like in Arkham Asylum, baddies holding guns appear red in Detective Mode. New to Arkham City, however, is that melee weapons are now clearly visible. It's easy to tell if a guy is holding a pipe, as that pipe will appear as a visually striking yellow.
11) Some Enemies Have Armor Now
A new enemy type now has Batman-proof armor, making a traditional takedown impossible. Batman must use the new "Beatdown" move (which involves first stunning the enemy then hammering on the attack button to beat him rapidly) to weaken and, eventually, destroy the armor.
12) You Can Beat Up Major Characters Now
One valid complaint about Arkham Asylum is that Batman's major rogue's gallery was mostly inaccessible in the game -- Scarecrow only showed up in hallucinations, Harley could only be interacted with in cutscenes, and The Joker was always behind a wall or something. We're promised that in Arkham City you'll be able to get up close and personal with the major characters. We saw a moment in our demo where Batman grabbed Harley Quinn and tossed her aside.
13) Batman Goes for the Jugular
Among the various new moves Batman has now is the Throat Grab, which serves as an alternative to the Glide Kick: rather than using his boots, Batman will literally grab a guy's throat mid-flight and slam him into the ground.
14) Batman is a Lousy Electrician
One of the new hazards are doors locked by broken fuse boxes that require an electric charge to activate. It's difficult to do, but Batman can throw a remote-controlled Batarang at a stream of electricity to charge it up, then fly that into the fuse box to short it and force a door open.
15) The Game Rewards Eavesdropping
Something made very clear from our time watching Arkham City is that the game has significantly more NPC dialog. Much like the No One Lives Forever series, the game rewards you for sneaking around and listening to conversations before taking bad guys out. The dialog even changes contextually -- once the watchtower blows up, for example, it becomes the talk of the town.
16) You Can Fight 25 Guys At a Time
Arkham Asylum's brawls maxed out at 12 bad guys. In Arkham City, we're told that the number will be at least 25, possibly even 26. That's a lot of dudes.
17) Batman's Great Great Great Grandfather Makes An Appearance
It's not really an appearance as much as it is a reference, but the courthouse that Two-Face is holding Catwoman captive in is named the Solomon Wayne Courthouse, after Bruce Wayne's dad's dad's dad's dad's dad. Rocksteady did its homework!
18) You Can Answer Distress Signals
While exploring Arkham City in detective mode (either by grappling from rooftop to rooftop or taking a ride on a helicopter), you will occasionally get a message saying "Person in Distress Located," allowing you to go help a Gotham citizen in need and open up a new quest path. Or you can be a jerk and ignore them too.
19) A Surprise Involving Radio Frequencies is Coming
The Arkham City team is saving one surprise for Game Developers Conference next week. We don't know what it is, but we know that it involves radio frequencies. We were shown a hand-painted billboard in the game that provided a clue, and read as follows: "Turn on and tune in before someone checks out: 275.00 325.00."
20) We May See An Appearance from The Rainbow Beast
Okay, so the chances of this actually happening are very slim, but we're told that the team at Rocksteady read our list of Twenty-One Villains We Probably Won't See in Arkham City and enjoyed it quite a bit, particularly the Rainbow Beast, and that they've at least joked about making reference to it in the game. Please, please, please make this happen.
2) Batman Has Super Mario World's Cape
Much like Mario's yellow cape in his 16-bit debut, Batman can fly long distances by swooping down, catching wind, and gliding back up. We're told that you can fly through all of Arkham City without ever touching the ground.
Wat.
#220 Como en Assassins Creed cuando pilotas la máquina voladora, si pillas una corriente de aire caliente, asciendes.
Me pasé hace nada el primero, me lo pillé en la oferta de Steam de hace 2 semanas, y la verdad no sé si es porque no me esperaba mucho pero me pareció que estaba genial.
Muy entretenidos los combates con los combos de golpes, las armas y complementos estaban curiosas, el modo detective era algo chetada y los trofeos como que pasé de recogerlos.
Igual fue por esto último o porque me lo pasé en normal porque en 7 horas ya lo había terminado.
Leyendo los cambios que prometen y si se parece al primero va a ser de los juegos que más esperaré.
#223 Tengo la web bloqueada en el curro, me das un resumen? Supongo que será enganchando el garfio a un helicóptero no?
What characters are in Batman: Arkham City?
The list of characters continues to grow, but here are the main players we know about:
Batman
Catwoman
Talia al Ghul
Two-Face
Hugo Strange
The Joker
Harley Quinn
Mr. Freeze
The Riddler
Mr. Zsasz
Calendar Man
Jack Ryder
8 días después
Fecha de salida: 21 de Octubre.
"Batman: Arkham City continuará con la atmósfera de Batman: Arkham Asylum, llevando a los jugadores a Arkham City –un escenario 5 veces más grande que el de Batman: Arkham Asylum- y el nuevo “hogar” de los matones, gánsteres y demás mentes criminales de Gotham City"
"Localizada en un ruinoso distrito de Gotham City, esta esperada secuela traerá una historia completamente nueva con algunos de los personajes clásicos y los peores villanos del universo Batman. El juego también contará con un gran número de nuevas características para ofrecer una experiencia digna del Caballero Oscuro"
Se muestra el menu, ya queda menos para gameplay 
Hoy o mañana veremos gameplay por fin.
Espero que salgan escenarios muy amplios que me den ganas de explorar :si:
http://www.ign.com/videos/2011/03/15/batman-arkham-city-this-aint-no-place-for-a-hero-trailer
omg DAT CITY
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