Batman: Arkham Origins (PS3)

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New Enemies: Encounter new enemies such as the Armored Enforcer and Martial Artist who challenge fans to approach FreeFlow Combat in different ways.

It was also recognized at the expo for "Best Videogame" by Forbes; [149] "Best Action Game" by Game Informer; [150] "Best Comic Book-Related Game" by Newsarama [151] and "Best Xbox 360 Game" by IGN.The plot is supposedly hatched by crime lord Black Mask but unsurprisingly things are not as they first appear and plenty of twists and extra layers of villainy are added along the way. The events in Arkham Origins take place about eight years before Batman: Arkham Asylum, in midwinter Gotham City.

Batman: Arkham Origins was released worldwide on October 25, 2013 for PlayStation 3, Wii U, Windows, and Xbox 360.The New Gotham area was designed for vertical movement, allowing the placement of enemies above and below Batman to create areas dense with activity.

The game has a very fun main story, and the dark knight and deathstroke challenges are very rewarding. Harleen Quinzel ( Tara Strong), [67] Gotham News Network (GNN) reporter Vicki Vale, Amanda Waller ( C. I found myself deliberately avoiding either of those gadgets, because I’m not in this to not fight criminals. In Arkham City, the excuse is that this part of town has been walled off and given to the criminals.

The plot was partly inspired by the comic-book series Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight and the graphic novel Batman: Year One, detailing the first year of Batman's career, with Arkham Origins described as a "Year Two" story.

The Batcave also serves as a hub where Batman is able to change costumes, upgrade his equipment, and access challenge maps to practice combat - these maps were accessed separately from the main game in previous installments. He is a mysterious force; even the police do not know whether he is a vigilante, a myth or a supernatural being. The game is the third entry in the popular Batman Arkham mythos and serves as a prequel to the two previous games in the series, Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City.

Drake approached the cinematic scenes like a traditional film score, with the design team describing scenes over the phone while he worked out of Burbank, California. In the Batcave, Alfred implores Batman to abandon his crusade, fearing he will die, but Batman refuses to listen. With the gamepad in the right hands (which every so often, mine are) it looks like elaborate fight choreography.