Rocksteady Riddles Us More Time in Arkham Asylum
When Batman: Arkham Asylum released a few months ago, it was hailed as finally being the great comic book-inspired video game. With no word or confirmation of a sequel by developer Rocksteady, many gamers are wondering about the future of the caped crusader. However, a snippet of an interview in the latest edition of the Official PlayStation Magazine may settle some of the worries.
When Rocksteady’s Sefton Hill answered a question posed to him, regarding a possible sequel of Arkham Asylum, he replied:
“I’m not really allowed to comment on that, but there are definitely lots of exciting stories to tell in Batman’s world, and I can say that we’re really privileged to work on it, and excited about future possibilities.”
If Rocksteady was to make a new Batman game, where should it take place? Instead of inside the tight walls of an aslyum, should the game move to Gotham City? Post your thoughts in the comments section below. Stick with PlayStation LifeStyle as we’ll bring you all the latest news regarding Batman’s newest adventure.
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10 Responses to “Rocksteady Riddles Us More Time in Arkham Asylum”
Another installment would be good but I would like to see something else from Rocksteady.
would be cool for a sqeul to be in the works
i hope they move on and not get tied into 1 IP because of Squareenix
I think an open world approach would be ambitious in comparison to Arkham Asylum, but I think it would work with the same gameplay style. You could use the Batmobile to move around the city, you would have access to all the usual tech for waypoints, warehouses and rooftops would have battles. It would make sense to me. And if course Two Face would be the main villain.
It would be nice to see Robin in the second one
yes, make it so you hop in the Batmobile & drive a cross the bridge into gotham and the game starts.
maybe something like Infamous where you unlock islands 1 by 1, then have free reign
over the whole thing.
Robin would be nice to see as well as Catwomen
there making a part 2.. im sure.
I actually enjoyed this a little more than Uncharted 2, which was surprising to me. Too much of the same on U2, with a marginal upgrade in graphics.
I just wish they make some of the parts more clever and creative.
I agree with the ambitious statement. You don;t want to drown the sequel- you get in over your head and you’ll never surface. People will just say “remember how great the first one was?”
Sequel would be nice, but i’d rather see some more DLC at this point.