This is what happens when you get busy. I did not know that Gotham City Imposters, Monolith’s inventive multiplayer FPS where players are copycats of Batman and his various villains, has a defensive gnome that tazers people. Where I was and what I was doing at the time to not know I don’t know, but I now begrudge whatever it was I don’t remember doing. I hopefully won’t begrudge playing the game on February the 8th, and peeping into the beta tactics video below, I don’t think I will.
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Gotham City Imposters Imposes On Feb 8th
By Craig Pearson on February 3rd, 2012.
A Knight On The Town
Wot I Think: Batman Arkham City
By Adam Smith on November 25th, 2011.
Bruce Wayne has finally returned to my PC, ready to swoop and scuffle his way through the prison-district that is Arkham City. It’s no secret that I used to wear Batman pajamas when I was a youngster, nor that I have been known to shed manly tears when thinking of the Caped Crusader’s tragic origins in Crime Alley. These facts make me the ideal person to tell you Wot I Think of this new crimefighting caper.
Bruce On The Wane: Arkham City DX11 Woes
By Andrew Smee on November 25th, 2011.
Batman: Arkham City is now playable on Steam, after a week of mild confusion over its availability in various regions. However, more pressing concerns have arisen now that it’s been properly released: the DX11 support seems to be as broken as the bat after a few rounds with Bane, rendering Brucie’s latest adventure unplayable with the current DirectX package.
To The Bat Trailer!
By John Walker on August 24th, 2009.
There’s a launch trailer appeared for Batman: Arkham Asylum. Launch, that is, for the console version of course. The PC version is being delayed until 15th September, so it can be filled with PhysX magic. In the meantime, of course, you can play the demo, and if you’re thinking of upgrading your graphics card for the occasion, NVidia has just announced they’re giving away a free digital download of the game with GTX 260, GTX 275 or GTX 285 cards. In the meantime, you can see the grumpy manbat in action below.
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- Adam Smith : “Yes. The Unigma Machine was to blame for that, most definitely.” on Disunion – Wargame: European Escalation’s Multiplayer
- Persus-9 : “I think you need to check the calibration on your Unigma Machine. I got from the video that the maps are up to 150 square ...” on Disunion – Wargame: European Escalation’s Multiplayer
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