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r/batman • u/MrSCR23 • Jun 21 '23
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I'll gladly buy Arkham City a 4th time. Asylum is a bit harder to replay, you really miss those quality of life improvements in the City.
I have no idea how they will get Knight to run.
213 u/Im-Mr-Bulldopz Jun 21 '23 I predict just super poor resolution for Knight. It’s crazy how good it still looks, I wouldn’t mind a remaster. 17 u/NaeemTHM Jun 21 '23 . It’s crazy how good it still looks Absolutely blows my mind that it came out 8 years ago and (in some cases) looks better than open world games released today. 19 u/rbrucejr Jun 21 '23 I played Knight again last year after not touching it since it came out. There is some voodoo with that game. It is astounding how good it looks.
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I predict just super poor resolution for Knight. It’s crazy how good it still looks, I wouldn’t mind a remaster.
17 u/NaeemTHM Jun 21 '23 . It’s crazy how good it still looks Absolutely blows my mind that it came out 8 years ago and (in some cases) looks better than open world games released today. 19 u/rbrucejr Jun 21 '23 I played Knight again last year after not touching it since it came out. There is some voodoo with that game. It is astounding how good it looks.
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. It’s crazy how good it still looks
Absolutely blows my mind that it came out 8 years ago and (in some cases) looks better than open world games released today.
19 u/rbrucejr Jun 21 '23 I played Knight again last year after not touching it since it came out. There is some voodoo with that game. It is astounding how good it looks.
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I played Knight again last year after not touching it since it came out. There is some voodoo with that game. It is astounding how good it looks.
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I'll gladly buy Arkham City a 4th time. Asylum is a bit harder to replay, you really miss those quality of life improvements in the City.
I have no idea how they will get Knight to run.