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Published 7 July, 2009 Duration 10:22
Rocksteady shows us the man behind the mask in the mega-hyped thriller. And we reveal the amazing Disco Toilet.
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As I say, I hope you're right!
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From the hands-on:
"Mugwum [staff]
16/04/09 @ 16:24
Hi guys. Forgot to say in the piece, but probably should have done: Batman doesn't actually kill anyone, just stun people. It's just my imagination. I worship death."
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The detective mode you end up playing in puts one nasty filter on everything. They could have done something more subtle than put it all in grayscale. It's a waste of good graphics coz u have to spend most of the game in that mode.
Secondly, half the levels have you jumping from gargoyle to gargoyle above the goons heads, but your actually quite clearly lit up and it seems silly that they don't notice you unless you're at eye-level. There's a great scene in Batman Begins where the criminals are firing in blind panic at noises up in the rafters of their warehouse.
I was expecting something like that. As it stands that stealth seems very linear and repetitive. Animation kind of saves it but still: really flawed.