See The Dark Knight Batman Game That Never Saw the Light of Day

@e3man01: Find out on the next episode of Dragon Ball Z!

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@e3man01: Dude, Arkham Asylum and Arkham City came out before the Avengers movie came out lol.

@cornbredx: The game was on PS2 and Gamecube also

@cornbredx: I think Rocksteady took some heavy influence from Begins. They even added the fear mechanic to their last Knight game

However I really wish they had taken more influence from the Begins driving scenes. They were bit too much Burnout but they were fun and fast. In similiar way Knight should have focused on BatMOBILE. Driving on highways and alleyways at high speeds as Two-Face's, Penguin's and Harley's thugs are all over in their Lincolns and Transporters shooting at Batman with their rifles and rocket launchers and trying to ram him off the road.

@turtlesintime: Why? This isn't a news story. GS is just sharing something they think many of us would enjoy. When you read stuff like:

"The video claims that sticking to a schedule proved difficult for the developer, as it missed its intended release alongside The Dark Knight hitting theatres."

"According to the video, The Dark Knight tie-in was cancelled in October, while Pandemic's Brisbane, Australia office, the main studio on the game, was allegedly shut down by EA on Christmas. Apparently, the cancellation of the game left EA with a $100 million bill."

Gamespot is covered.

@bbq_R0ADK1LL: It was pretty good, it overcame my hatred of Irish accents (I'm of Irish ancestry so it's probably okay for me to hate on them).

@TheZeroPercent: Rocksteady's games have nothing to do with EA's, Pandemic, or Nolan's movies. Indeed, after EA fudged, Warner Bros took their licence for Batman and decided to publish a game on their own. What you're talking about has nothing to do with the video you didn't bother to watch.

@cboye18: Not saying that they are the best mechanics, but they are certainly part of what made the series popular. The "counter" mechanic is something that takes skill and strategy depending on what type of enemies are involved to the next level....in fact, it was to make you seem more powerful then everyone else in the game. Now it certainly made for a different style compared to most "button-mashers" out there; but for sure games like Devil May Cry started the generation before that and if Rocksteady could have mixed a bit of that mechanic with their own, then I think it would have made up for a great combat technique.

@cboye18: It's not THAT bad, but I never understood how those types of combat mechanics became so popular. Counter, counter, counter totally wins most fights with the occasional enemy forcing you to do something really specific.

@cboye18: And what combat mechanics do you enjoy more? I'm guessing you're gonna say either Dark Souls, like every pretentious snob, or something stupid like Mortal Kombat.

@cboye18: Totally agree. I will never understand why and how people play assassin's creed games, and better yet, why they are even developed. I tried playing one and I was like, really? lol. these devs need to take a lesson from Japanese developers on how to animate characters, etc.