Batman enfrenta vilões em um enorme presídio urbano para impedir um plano mortal do Hugo Strange.Batman enfrenta vilões em um enorme presídio urbano para impedir um plano mortal do Hugo Strange.Batman enfrenta vilões em um enorme presídio urbano para impedir um plano mortal do Hugo Strange.
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- Batman
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- The Joker
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- GCPD Commissioner James Gordon
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- G.C.P.D. Officer Sanchez
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- Ra's al Ghul
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- Robin
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- Dr. Adam Hamasaki
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- Waylon Jones
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- Barbara Gordon
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- Hugo Strange
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- M.P.T Officer Eddie Burlow
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- Selina Kyle
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- Nurse Fiona Wilson
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- GCPD Officers
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- Inmates
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- Doctor
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- G.C.P.D. Officer Elvis Jones
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- Jack Ryder
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Long story short, after the events of Arkham Asylum, Warden Quincy Sharp was named Mayor of Gotham and decided that the old asylum was unfit for prisoners. Thus he created Arkham City, a blocked off piece of North Gotham for Batman's worst foes to thrive. He then placed the mysterious Professor Hugo Strange in charge and now deadly gang wars break out as everyone fights for control of the city. Batman must enter the city and find out Strange's real plan, along with stopping his old foes from killing each other.
This is the basic plot of the story, but there are a number of sidequests you can take throughout the game. From destroying the last Titan drug barrels with Bane, to tracking down victims of Deadshot. The Riddler returns physically in Arkham City and has placed twice as many riddle trophies and puzzles in the area. He has also captured doctors and people who worked in old Arkham. These challenges are deadly and requires a lot more critical thinking then in the last game. With all these sidequests combined with the main story you're looking at many hours of gameplay and with new game plus you can replay the game with all the gadgets from your first game and keep any riddler secrets you've found.
The challenge areas are the same as the first game, but there are a lot more to be played and with all the new combat and silent predator moves in this game you will have a blast taking down nameless thugs with an even greater sense of being Batman. With downloadable characters like Robin and Nightwing you have a lot more reason to play the challenge maps then in the first game.
I could go forever on how awesome this game is. But this is one of those games you need to play to believe. It has everything for long time Batman fans and newcomers. With a great plot with a lot of twists and faster combat this game has exceeded all expectations and is without a doubt one of the best games of the year, if not all time. And I haven't even played as Catwoman yet.
Arkham City has so many sub-missions and side stories that it shows Batman and other comic characters are ideal for the world of video games, to explore their own lore and make experiences larger than life. This game was incredible: from the start where you have to fight your way out from the clutches Penguin's thugs as Bruce Wayne, this game just keeps building upon one of the most promising starts ever done in gaming. And it only improves from there on.
Great story, gorgeous gameplay, brilliant camera, theatrical cinematics and timeless characters make up an experience to remember.
Even the basic combat with thugs never got repetitive (which it did quickly in Asylum), and unlike Asylum, instead of just button-mashing you actually have to use a lot of strategy in even the most basic combat. When surrounded by a group of thugs you have to employ Waynetech and prioritize who to go after, instead of just hopping around like in the first game. You also don't have the easy move of being able to use Detective Mode nonstop, which is a huge step up. There's a lot of thinking and strategy needed for many parts of the game and there were definitely a few moments where I had to stop for a few moments to figure out just what to do.
The detail was out of this world, from the dark and perfectly toned scenery to just the simple things like thugs talking about the villains while you fly overhead. I'm so surprised that a game of this nature was fused with such rich and diverse detail. A lot of people, myself included, were disappointed by the lackluster boss fights in Asylum and to say that they stepped up their game with this one would be to really under appreciate just how much they improved on that front. Every boss fight was fantastic (except for the last one, ironically) and challenging, keeping things fresh and utilizing all of the weapons in your arsenal. These aren't just ordinary boring fights like they were before.
With all of that being said, the highlight of the game is absolutely the story. From the brilliant opening to the haunting final shot, I've rarely been more immersed in a story in a game like this one. The emotions were very high, you felt like real things were at stake here and the twists and revelations in the final act were remarkable. Everything from the confrontation with Strange until the last shot had me on the edge of my seat and my mouth hung open. This story is up there with some of the greatest works to come out of this franchise, as far as I'm concerned. A case of a company truly listening to the complaints on a game and fixing every single thing about it. This is one of the closest encounters I've had to something I would call a perfect game.
This game is very dark and very intense, a lot of the features from the first game that made it so good appear in this game also, plus the new plot line, new twisted characters and intensity make it one of the best games i have ever played!
This game is clearly 10/10! Without a doubt.If you have not played the first one then you do not know what you are missing! You must play it right now!
Thank You.
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- CuriosidadesDuring the Catwoman DLC mission to get her loot back from Two-Face, Two-Face says, "Whoever kills the Cat gets to be my number one... guy" in a manner very similar way to how Jack Nicholson's Joker says to Bob (the goon) "And remember... you... are my number one... guy" in the Tim Burton's Batman (1989) movie.
- Erros de gravaçãoWhen Batman strings up Two-Face his hands are free. When he is completely strung up, his hands and feet are tied behind his back.
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[Batman is tied up to a chair atop Joker's mill; Harley is up close to him, trying to take a peek under his mask]
The Joker: Get *back* here, Harley.
[Joker coughs]
Harley Quinn: Aw, but I wanna know who he is, sweetie!
The Joker: No one's who you think they are, my dear. Why spoil the fun?
Batman: It was all a lie. There's nothing wrong with you.
The Joker: Nice of you to say, but you of all people should know... there's plenty wrong with me!
[He comes out of the shadows with a big smile. His face is covered with boils and his right eye is filled with blood]
The Joker: [holds up bottle of blood] Take my blood, for example. I wish somebody would. This stuff is killing me!
Batman: Why should I care?
The Joker: Because, now... you have a teeny little bit of me in you too, Bats!
[Batman dramatically looks to his left and sees he's hooked up to a machine that injects the Joker's blood into him]
The Joker: Oh, c'mon. Don't tell me it's not what you always wanted. Look, we're running out of time, I need your help. I nearly had a cure; it was so close and then it was taken from me.
Batman: So we both die. I'm fine with that.
The Joker: Are you? Imagine... sucking down that last breath, knowing Gotham is doing the same.
Batman: What are you talking about?
The Joker: Oh, didn't I say?
[hops onto Batman's lap]
The Joker: I've spent weeks shipping samples of my blood to emergency rooms all over the city.
Batman: So that's Protocol 10: poison Gotham. I expected more
The Joker: Protocol 10?
[dramatic gasp]
The Joker: Never heard of it.
[leans into Batman's ear]
The Joker: Hold tight.
[Batman, still strapped into the wheelchair, bursts out of one of the mill's top windows]
The Joker: I'll be in touch!
- Cenas durante ou pós-créditosSPOILER: At the end of the third Catwoman mission, she is given the option to rescue Batman or leave Arkham City. If she chooses to leave the city, the credits will roll and the voice of Oracle can be heard pleading for help because everybody else has been killed.
- ConexõesEdited into Batman: Arkham City - Armored Edition (2012)
- Trilhas sonorasOnly You (And You Alone)
Performed by Mark Hamill (uncredited)
Written by Buck Ram
Published by SCREEN GEMS-EMI MUSIC INC. (BMI) in the world excluding the United States, and TRO - Hollis Music, Inc. (BMI)
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