canelopeeater

Let us start off by saying: I laugh at all of the idiots who are saying that Origins was "God-Awful" and that City was "the Best game in the franchise". This is a load of crap. While I WOULD prefer owning City over Asylum, due to a bigger map and a much broader spectrum of things to do, and quests to complete, I would undoubtedly Prefer owning Arkham Knight over any other game in the franchise. Origins was a good game, maybe not as good as Knight, but it was certainly better than Asylum, in terms of map size, detail, and quests, and did improve somewhat on the gameplay of City, with different gadgets, new enemies, (such as the martial artists) that only helped to improve the overall game. The people saying Origins **** are just repeating what others are saying, regardless of whether they played the game or not. And as a fan of the franchise, I would put Origins Second to last on a scale of the games, Asylum being the last, City the second, and Knight the First. The gameplay is much more immersive, the storytelling is grittier and darker than previous titles, but this only helps to create a living world around you, making you feel as if you really are batman **** through the skyline, and ending thugs left and right. The batmobile is definitely not overused (xD), And having just completed the main Most Wanted quest, I hadnt even thought about the overuse of the batmobile till I got to this reviews site. The batmobile opens up the door to a whole new array of missions and puzzles, making quests such as the riddler a much more diverse and puzzling ordeal. The buttons were redone, and it is dissapointing that I could not switch R2/L2 with R1/L1 seeing as how this is the way i had done it the entire franchise. The controls, you will get used to though, and once you master every new move that batman has in his arsenal, such as gadget takedowns and combat maneuvers, you will no doubt feel a connection between yourself, and the game. The graphics are richly detailed, enticing you to exit your batmobile in places such as the Subway terminals, and look around. Everything feels as if it has a story to it, and I even caught myself wondering at one point, what the story was behind a store, or a dark street, or even an overturned car! Story - 10 Quests - 10 Graphics - 10 Controls - (Minus One Point For Not Allowing Classic Arkham Controls

First Things First Definitely Worth Your 50 dollars. I have been playing Battlefield 4 for 160 hours, and theres a reason to that. The Online Gameplay is where its at. The story mode is hands down uninteresting and short as hell, but the multiplayer makes up for it with intense action, and god-level destruction and warfare like no other FPS can replicate. Premium only adds to this, giving you MORE hours of unlockables, achievements, MP maps, game modes, weapons, weapon attachments, and straight up FUN. The reason for the -2 on my rating is for the glitches. Countless times have I been shot through walls or spawned in the middle of enemy infantry, or shot at from the side in Operation Locker, but this is nothing compared to the grand scale of things. All in all, you will regret not having bought this masterpiece for the Next generation of gaming.

Should you get this? Only if you want to return it later. The story is crappy, the free roam is the best EVER, but that is ruined by the Menace/hero system in which you HAVE to complete mini missions unless you wanna get shot out of the sky by robots.