Batman: Arkham Asylum

[Marshy]

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Eidos has made Batman: Arkham Asylum all official, confirming the earlier revealed (http://www.joystiq.com/2008/08/12/batman-arkham-asylum-revealed-by-game-informer/) Rocksteady Studios-developed trip to Gotham City. Calling the game a "haunting, action detective game," Eidos notes that it and Warner Bros. will publish the action adventure title globally for the Xbox 360, PS3, and PC in 2009.

According to Eidos (http://www.joystiq.com/tag/eidos/), the game's story, penned by Batman Beyond's Paul Dini, will center on a trap set by Arkham Asylum inmates for Batman as he delivers Joker to the infamous prison. While much of the thunder of Eidos' announcement was taken by the dynamic duo of Game Informer and NeoGAF yesterday, Warner Bros. Interactive president Martin Tremblay calls the game both "graphically distinct" and "incredibly dark," as players hunt down and do battle with Gotham's worst. We look forward to additional details about Batman: Arkham Asylum as they become available, and have tossed a batarang in Eidos' direction for more.

http://www.joystiq.com/2008/08/13/eidos-makes-batman-arkham-asylum-official/

[Marshy]

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Game Informer subscribers are in for a real treat this month. We’re proud to bring you the world-exclusive first look at Batman: Arkham Asylum from Rocksteady Studios and Eidos. This completely original title explores Gotham City’s darkest location, the infamous Arkham Asylum. But as a routine prison transfer goes wrong, the Joker sets his demented plan into action and Batman comes face to face with an army of his worst enemies. In a dark and gritty setting reminiscent of Bioshock (with a story co-written by Paul Dini), Arkham Asylum is setting the stage for a true-to-character Batman game. Also in the new issue, readers will find the top 25 games from E3 2008, an in-depth interview with Maxis’ chief designer, Will Wright and much, much more. Stay tuned to Game Informer Online as well because Unlimited readers will get screenshots, interviews and more for our cover story plus other great content on Aug 18.

http://gameinformer.com/News/Story/200808/N08.0812.1226.23309.htm


http://www.joystiq.com/2008/08/12/batman-arkham-asylum-revealed-by-game-informer/

While the rumored "Bat Theft Auto" (http://www.joystiq.com/2008/08/12/rumor-dark-knight-to-prowl-gta-style-city/) Pandemic title may still prove true, we now have definite news of a new Batman game in the works care of Game Informer. Batman: Arkham Asylum is being developed by Rocksteady Studios (Urban Chaos Riot Response (http://www.metacritic.com/games/platforms/ps2/rollcall?q=urban%20chaos))and Eidos. According to Game Informer's online teaser (http://gameinformer.com/News/Story/200808/N08.0812.1226.23309.htm), the Joker will be the main villain in the story of a prison break gone awry, written by Paul Dini (http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0227704/) (Justice League, Batman Beyond).

Additionally, a 10-digit countdown can be seen on Rocksteady's site (http://www.rocksteadyltd.com/). Our math is a little fuzzy, but it's going to take approximately "a good while" (i.e. over 2 years) to reach zero.

Update: Some details reportedly from GI have been posted on NeoGAF (http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=12364426&postcount=545) (read: we can't confirm any of this at the moment). The Unreal Engine 3-powered game is going for a gritty, Chronicles of Riddick-esque feel. DC Comics' Wildstorm is crafting the characters' look. Some villains in the game include Joker, Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, Penguin, Riddler, Scarecrow and more. According to the post, Arkham Asylum is projected for a 2009 release on PC, Xbox 360 and PS3 and is not being rushed to tie into any TV or film marketing cycles.

[bixby]

More details:

Batman: Arkham Asylum

1 Player Action Game, Playstation 3, Xbox 360, PC

Publisher: Eidos

Developer: Rocksteady Sudios

Release: 2009

- Clever choice of location moves the game away from an open world Spider-Man clone and more into the dark and gritty realm of The Chronicles of Riddick.

- Packed with Batman's most dangerous archenemies Arkham Asylum boasts a brand new story reminiscent of the depth and twists of Bioshock

- Story is written by Paul Dini (Batman: The Animated Series, Detective Comics)

- Wildstorm is crafting the authentic yet distinct new look for all the key characters

- Gameplay places just as much focus on Batman's role as a detective as his combat prowess.

- Game isn't being rushed to tie in with any TV/Film marketing cycles.

- Game runs on Unreal Engine 3

- Most of the game is played through an over-the-shoulder perspective

- You're going to see and get to fight against all the big super villains. Seen so far. Joker, Harley Quinn, Killer Croc, Zsasz, Penguin, Riddler, Scarecrow, Poison Ivy, Mr. Freeze and others the magazine doesn't want to spoil.

- Allies revealed so far are Commissioner Gordon who plays a big role and Barbara Gordon (aka Oracle) who is your radio contact in the game.

- Game opens with the Joker surrendering himself and subsequently taking over Arkham because of some secret the facility holds

- Magazine teases that this game will be the ultimate Batman experience so the voice cast will reflect that (Think Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill).

- Arkham was chosen as a location because of its limitations including the fact that it's an island prison. It's a persistent location so you can visit any location at anytime including Batman's secret on site Bat Cave etc. Don't think that just because this is an island prison there will only be small hallways. The developers have taken into account all the construction/destruction of the facility over the years so locals will vary.

- Eidos' Batman license includes all 70 years of comic book fiction so they're pulling from all of that.

COMBAT

- Boss Battles won't necessarily be a series of straight pugilistic fights. Each enemy represents a different side of Batman and not all of them can match his wide skill set. Some battles are focused on combat others will focus on gadgets some are similar to giant Zelda style bosses.

- Combat description in the magazine talks about Batman perched on a high ledge in a wide open room as he watches some of the Joker's thugs rifle through drawers. Batman switches to investigation mode using a blue tinted visor that among other things lets Batman see his enemies through walls and identifies things like guns and knives. One thug is carrying a machine gun so Batman jumps of the ledge, spreads his cape and kicks him in the face. He then swipes his cape in a large arc to stun his other enemies and then goes to work on them with a stylish blend of punches, kicks, a knee to the face here a behind the back elbow there. Combat has a gymnastic flourish and is accomplished using only three buttons. Attack, Stun and Throw.

- Combat is only one element of the game so the developers didn't want a bunch of button combos that you'd forget because you'll be doing other things besides fighting.

- During battle a combo multiplier at the top of the screen will increase with every strike. Once the combo expires a colony of bats will swirl around Batman and then contribute to an experience bar on the left side of the screen. In an RPG like skill tree system players will be able to distribute points where they prefer. Think Combat moves, faster takedowns, or gadget upgrades like the ability to throw multiple batarangs at the same time.

- Gadgets are revealed by collecting items in secret rooms. You'll need gadgets to survive as there are very tough enemies in the game that you can't just go head to head with (Think Killer Croc, he's 10 feet tall in the game and super tough)

- There are sections that involve sneaking but the developers call them Predatory gameplay sections as stealth tends to imply weakness, they prefer to think of it as picking off the weak people or people you wouldn't last too long in direct fight with from strong positions. The example they give in the article is Batman creating distractions with bodies and victim's yells and then stalking the guards as they go to inspect.

DETECTIVE

- Developers have come up with a very "sexy" CSI style for forensic puzzles because Batman will always have the very latest gadgets.

- Investigative mode is the centerpiece in Batman's arsenal. The visor can highlight points of interest and much like the Metroid Prime games will scan items into your database.

- They also mention another forensic gadget, a fingerprint tracker that allow Batman to follow trails of fingerprints.

OTHER

- Magazine hints at the ability to play as the villains in the game. Not sure if this is inserted directly into the game or available as a second playthrough option.

- Magazine lists a few suggested reading items. Arkham Asylum: A Serious House on Serious Earth, Batman: The Last Arkham, and Arkham Asylum: Living Hell.

GRAPHICS

- Game is very gritty looking. The screens in the mag are all inside Arkham and show case a few hallways, The Riddler's cell, A sewer etc. Lots of great lighting going on.

- Character redesigns are pretty good for the most part. Joker looks like classic Joker only with Heath Ledger style make up (long drawn on red lipstick etc.) he still has a the bright purple suit and bright green hair. Definitely more sinister looking than say the TAS Joker. Killer Croc is huge and looks more like Jim Lee's Hush redesign as opposed to some of the more human renditions of him.

- Batman is in the Black and Grey costume. It looks more like armor however his gauntlets in particular look like the ones from TDK. Overall it looks very awesome.

- They show screens of fights and predator segments and all look very interesting and very Batman in scope. Lots of classic poses etc.

- You can control Batarangs from first person mode.

[The Ape]

Too bad Jim Lee is working on the Multi Player Platform of the DC Universe. I would have loved to see him working on a Comic Bats game. Instead of having mixes and matches from various artists....

[Mr. Brown]

I'm afraid of getting my hopes up to high for this one. I've waited for a Detective Comics Batman game for ever. Sure Bats can fight I want to see him show why he's the "worlds greatest detective"

[bixby]

11 scans from the Game Informer article. (http://www.slashgamer.com/2008/08/14/11-scans-and-screens-of-game-informers-coverge-of-batman-arkham-asylum/)

Joker looks like a mix between Heath's Joker and the comic version.

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[zero]

dear god i think i came a bit.

i really hope they make this one right.
not like dark tomorrow and how that was supposed to be the third person gritty remake of the gaming genre

[Marshy]

http://medialib.computerandvideogames.com/screens/screenshot_202885.jpg

Killer Croc!


http://computerandvideogames.com/viewer.php?mode=article&id=202885

[GreyFox1382]

holy fuck thats an awesome Joker! and please please please have Kevin Conroy voice batman, him and the guy who voiced wolverine in the old x-men series. Marl Hamil would be the shit too.

[Marshy]

id imagine the Conroy voices him since Dini is involved.

[Philip Lombard]

i kinda want this right now

[Eradicator30]

Mark Hamill, You To Appear In Batman: Arkham Asylum (http://kotaku.com/5047657/mark-hamill-you-to-appear-in-batman-arkham-asylum)

http://kotaku.com/assets/images/kotaku/2008/09/joker_arkham_asylum.jpgFresh word from the GameStop expo in Las Vegas is that Mark Hamill, voice of the Joker in Batman: The Animated Series and face of Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, will have a starring role in the upcoming Batman: Arkham Asylum video game. The role? The Joker, naturally. Hamill will bring his finely tuned maniacal giggle to the Rocksteady Games developed release that was announced last month by way of Game Informer (http://kotaku.com/5036332/eidos-announce-another-batman-game).
While GI may have teased that info, Warner Bros. is said to have confirmed it today.
According to our tipster, you may be appearing in Batman: Arkham Asylum as well, as the company is holding a contest that will allow the winner to become an Arkham inmate in-game with your cell decked out with personal photos and wall scribbles. We're told to expect official confirmation on the matter sometime next week.


-This just became awesome.

[Le Goat]

I honestly don't think he'll be able to top Armen Kayayan's video game performance but I think he'll give it one hell of show.

[smith42687]

Any links to a sample of his voice or laugh?

[bixby]

Dude, Batman: The Animated Series, of course.

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[Marshy]

Any links to a sample of his voice or laugh?

lulz

[InterningIsiah]

Wow, those screens look sick!

[ADD]

I want this. I got Lego Batman today, and it's fun and all, but it's a kids' game.

[Archetype]

I'm so hard right now.


Although, I totally had a dream this sucked a while back, but hadn't even heard of it til now. Weird.

[lce-man]

I'm really looking forward to this game.

[Le Goat]

oh shi- (http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/batmanarkhamasylum/video/6202062/batman-arkham-asylum-teaser-trailer)

[the creeps]

something about that footage reminds me of "doom3" wonder if they are using that same engine.

[bixby]

I think they're using Unreal.

[Skybase]

That looks so damned nice.

[Le Goat]

something about that footage reminds me of "doom3" wonder if they are using that same engine.

Doom 3? Have you played ANY games the last 5 yrs? It looks almost the same as BioShock

[Black_Sun]

This might be pretty decent. Sad to say I've had a bad taste left in my mouth from the last batman game I played.

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[Das Kahlua]

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This was my Batman game of choice back in the day.

[Le Goat]

http://media.1up.com/media?id=3661954&type=lg
Any die-hard Batman fan will tell you that Kevin Conroy is and will always be the the voice of the caped crusader. Alongside Mark Hamill as the Joker, Conroy portrayed the Dark Knight in the award-winning Batman: The Animated Series and later Batman Beyond with equal amounts of respect and madness. Now Eidos and Warner Bros. have announced that the two actors will be reprising their roles for the upcoming game Batman: Arkham Asylum (http://www.1up.com/do/gameOverview?cId=3168957). Connecting the title even more directly to the Animated Series, it features an entirely new story from five-time Emmy winner Paul Dini, comic author, and one of the show's main writers.
With this announcement, everything looks in place for a faithful videogame adaptation, now all developer Rocksteady Studios needs to deliver on is the gameplay. Here's to hoping.

[Le Goat]

We got on the batphone to Eidos and Rocksteady Games, who arranged a first look at Batman: Arkham Asylum for us.

Batman: Arkham Asylum
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Check out the exclusive official trailer!


Watch (http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/batmanarkhamasylum/video/6203810)
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Of all the comic book superheroes, Batman is undoubtedly the closest to being a multimedia superstar. Take 2008 for example: He not only starred in the biggest film of the year, but he was versatile enough to make it into a Lego-based video game. This year, on the 70th anniversary of the character's creation, Batman will return to his comic book roots in Rocksteady Studios' Batman: Arkham Asylum, a third-person action game that's shaping up to be as varied as it is visually stunning. We were lucky enough to see the first hour of the game at the studio's London offices, as well as speak to the people behind it.

http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2009/028/952337_20090129_embed001.jpg (http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/batmanarkhamasylum/news.html?sid=6203860&tag=topslot;thumb;1#) Batman: Arkham Asylum offers a mix of fighting, stealth, and gadgetry--all of which are essential to the character. (http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/batmanarkhamasylum/news.html?sid=6203860&tag=topslot;thumb;1#)

"We want to explore the psychology of the Batman character," lead designer Sefton Hill told us. "Players should feel empowered by being Batman, and his ability to handle any given situation however he wants." To this end, Hill and the team have endowed Batman with cool gadgets, nifty weapons, and raw athletic ability and then set him loose in a highly interactive world. And while that world is a prison filled with the worst of Gotham's bad guys, this Batman most definitely makes a formidable hero.
We watched Hill play through the opening of the game, which takes the form of an interactive cinematic. Batman has captured the Joker, and given the Joker's status as the ultimate supervillain, Batman decides to accompany him right down to his maximum-security confines at Arkham. Batman passes many familiar faces along the way, including an intimidating Killer Croc, as well as some of the good guys, such as Commissioner Gordon. But while Gordon may be toasting your success at capturing the city's most dangerous criminal, Batman senses that something is awry. The Joker has given himself up all too easily, and as he teases Warden Sharp and the guards with his trademark maniacal humour, he finds a chance to separate from Batman and make his escape. With the help of Harley Quinn and an army of inmates to do his bidding, the Joker effectively takes over the prison, setting up a fight with Batman on his own terms.
Video Preview
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We tell you all about our first look at Batman: Arkham Asylum.


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This opening sequence is an audacious introduction to the game. First off, the characters are brilliantly voiced by Batman regulars, including Mark Hamill as the Joker and Kevin Conroy as Batman, while the dialogue has been penned by Paul Dini, the scribe behind many Batman and Superman animations, as well as the TV series Lost. Dini came over to London at the beginning of the game's development and helped to flesh out the overall story alongside the development team as well as give the dialogue an element of authenticity. His work is certainly felt throughout the game, particularly in helping the Joker become an irritatingly likable villain. The Joker spends the entire game using the prison's speaker system to taunt both Batman and the goons he's taking out, with some highly entertaining results.
Then there's the look of the game, which is impressive to say the least. The Unreal engine is working under the hood, but it's virtually unrecognisable under the stylistic touches the team has added to the game. The character animation in particular deserves special praise, probably thanks to the studio's on-site motion-capture facility, which has imbued the many villains that we saw with their own individual traits. Hill described how the team used diving weights to achieve Killer Croc's ambling movements, while there's one person whose sole job it is to perfect the look of Batman's floating cape. This sort of attention to detail is easy to appreciate onscreen.
Arkham Asylum is essentially a third-person action game, but we got to see many different gameplay elements during our visit to Rocksteady. The combat is based on hand-to-hand combat at the beginning of the game, and a combo system encourages you to link moves together to earn more points. This results in experience points, and there's a basic role-playing game system that lets you use your points to upgrade either your weapons, such as the batarang, or Batman himself. The basic fighting moves include punch, kick, and flinging your batarang, but you can vault over enemies if you find yourself cornered. It's also worth noting that the health system isn't regenerative while you're in combat, but you can earn health back at the end of a fight if you're victorious.
There are also stealth elements to the game, although Hill is quick to emphasise Batman's power in these situations. "We didn't want a stealth system where you go in, learn the patrol patterns of the enemies, and then use trial and error to get past them. Batman is a powerful character--he spends time looking at a situation and then approaches it how he feels best." He demonstrated this in an open section of the prison, where numerous henchmen were patrolling with guns. He took Batman through the ventilation system, pulling off the grate and then sneaking up behind the first guard for a silent takedown. He immediately fired off a grapple line and ascended to the top of a stone gargoyle to survey the area. Engaging Batman's detective mode, we could see an X-ray of the room, with red and blue skeletal outlines indicating enemy targets and friendly NPCs respectively.

http://image.com.com/gamespot/images/2009/028/952337_20090129_embed005.jpg (http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/batmanarkhamasylum/news.html?sid=6203860&tag=topslot;thumb;1#) The Joker will do anything to wind people up, even taunting his own goons over the prison's speaker system as Batman silently takes them down. (http://www.gamespot.com/xbox360/action/batmanarkhamasylum/news.html?sid=6203860&tag=topslot;thumb;1#)

Heading towards one of the isolated enemies, Batman jumped off the gargoyle and used his cape to float through the air before delivering a lethal kick to the enemy's head. This made enough noise to startle the other enemies in the area, and Batman was able to use this intimidation to his advantage. Hill moved Batman around the room to position himself above another enemy, and in a spectacular coup de grace, he used the grapple line to leave the enemy dangling in midair for everyone else to see.
Arkham Asylum is a character itself in this world. The environment changes as you progress; for instance, posters asserting Warden Sharp's authority are defaced by the Joker and his graffiti-loving crew. There are some great comedic touches, such as when the Joker leaves mechanical chattering teeth around the prison, as well as more sinister prison traps, such as gas chambers and electric chairs. In one scene, a prisoner was electrocuting one of the guards in a chair; in another, toxic gas was being let loose on the guards and the prisoners. You're the good guy, so you still have to save the odd criminal, although Batman is badass enough to beat them unconscious once they've been lifted to safety.
Arkham Asylum is stuffed full of unlockable items, and it will be well worth exploring the environments if you're a completist. As we watched the game being played, we saw Batman collecting a Riddler question-mark bonus. In addition, meeting characters in the game unlocks biographies that can be read later. There also seem to be challenges that you unlock by playing through the main game, although the developer was coy about revealing just what they are. Batman will also be able to upgrade his arsenal by collecting experience points, and it was hinted that the batarang can be upgraded to take out multiple enemies with one throw. Hill also spoke of an explosive gel weapon later in the game, which can be detonated remotely.
In case our enthusiasm isn't already apparent, we were left really impressed with Batman: Arkham Asylum. The savvy script and excellent voice acting are sure to please Batman fans, while the combo fighting system and stealth elements look like they'll be great fun. The game is already looking incredibly impressive visually--hopefully an indication that it's nearing completion in time for its Q2 2009 release window. Eidos has promised us a hands-on with the game in the coming months, so hopefully we'll be visiting Arkham again for a more in-depth look shortly.

[Pax Britannia]

And so the Mod campaign begins.

[Le Goat]

que?

[Nataku187]

Anyone think Hamill's voice is really aging or is he adjusting his voice to slightly mirror's Ledger's Joker? Hamill's old Joker laugh was very distinct and in the trailer, his voice seem a lot deeper then when he was in the later Justice League episodes. Also the story of going all ninja and stealthing around, I want to know how they are going to tell that part of the story. Didn't the Joker set Batman up to be in Arkham in the first place?

[Will-Kill]

It has changed a bit, although the giggle sounds pretty much the same.

[Le Goat]

htp://gamevideos.1up.com/video/id/24654

[Change]

Joygasm!!

[Dragon]

Just played a demo of this at the local shop. WOW. The dude that works their says this will be a top 5 game of the year. Overall, not just in its genre. Gameplay is very smooth, camera work is excellent. Felt like a cross between the Matrix (moving camera spins) and an updated Mortal Kombat (haven't played any MK games since II came out sorry) in the fact that you can put a hit on Joker's goons that knocks them out. I'm pretty excited about it.

[Le Goat]

Watch the video for jizzgasm (http://www.gamespot.com/ps3/action/batmanarkhamasylum/news.html?sid=6212245&tag=topslot;img;3)

[The GWD]

PS3 exclusive, nice.

[Le Goat]

for like 3 mos or so

[ShitBreak]

for like 3 mos or so

I've not read a single thing that has said they are releasing the Joker as a playable character on 360 at any point. If they did, it will end up costing money.

[Le Goat]

I've not read a single thing that has said they are releasing the Joker as a playable character on 360 at any point. If they did, it will end up costing money.

and you're a fucking idiot (zomg spoiler!) for thinking they won't allow the 360 kids to play as the Joker at some point.

[ShitBreak]

Not if Sony paid them huge bucks to have it be an exclusive. All of the previews I've read on IGN and other video game sites have basically said "If playing as the Joker interests you, you need to get it on PS3."

Like I said, would it surprise me if it became DLC for the 360? No. But you'd have to pay probably $4.99 for it. I get to play as the Joker for freez.

[Le Goat]

Kid, listen, the Joker sells GAMES. Not Consoles. This game may push a couple thousand PS3 consoles (max) but if Eidos really wants to make money, they would never agree to a year long exclusivity deal with Sony. It's just bad business.

[Skybase]

I dont' remember them coming out and stating that Vader and Yoda would become available on alternate platforms either. .anything besides initial speculation. Joker will not remain PS3 only. I'm curious then if the 360 will have an exclusive of some sort as well. Naked Catwoman? haha

[ShitBreak]

It's not a JOKER game. It's a Batman game with an extra character to play. I remember the 360 version of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance having Venom and Hulk as extra characters...but guess what, they NEVER came to the PS3.

Stop acting so fucking shocked that maybe, just maybe, Sony actually did something right for a change.

[Skybase]

...maybe, just maybe, Sony actually did something right for a change.


Nope. Not gonna happen.

[Le Goat]

It's not a JOKER game. It's a Batman game with an extra character to play. I remember the 360 version of Marvel: Ultimate Alliance having Venom and Hulk as extra characters...but guess what, they NEVER came to the PS3.

Stop acting so fucking shocked that maybe, just maybe, Sony actually did something right for a change.

Really Mike? It's a Batman Game? ARE YOU FUCKIGN SURE?!?!?!?!?!?!?? Fuck you're an idiot if you honestly believe that just because you haven't read about it on ze intertwines, it's not gonna come. There have been plenty of games (forgive me for not giving two shits about this to google it) that state something is exclusive, and eventually comes out for the other Console.

And no, Sony didn't do anything right. They bought the rights to something that won't do two shits for them. The 360 version will Out-sell Sony.

[Jack Bauer]

does it really matter?

[Le Goat]

Games are srs biznez Jack