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Rocksteady’s Batman: Arkham trilogy remains the gold standard for superhero video games. The player assumes the role of the Dark Knight (Kevin Conroy) through a set of adventures that throw him into conflict with many of his iconic villains. They’re immersive and ambitious pieces of work, particularly in the context of licensed video games. They also accomplish something truly impressive: They invite the player to feel what it might be like to be Batman. Batman has endured for almost a century across a variety of media. He originated in comic books, before making the leap to film serials and television […]

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