The first video game "Batman" has been released in 1986. Simple entitled "Batman", this isometric action-adventure was praised for its relative complexity at the time, and even a rudimentary feature "Save Game" that was not the norm during that era. The mythical iconography surrounded by Batman as a comics figure has evolved since then, leading to appropriate titles of deeper games for orbus and fiercer.

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Take "Batman: Arkam: Arkam Arham Asylum", which carries Batman's rivalry at another level while establishing the captain as a hidden favorite, which features a wicked struggle. In addition to considering Gotham as a treacherous city filled with hostile, Arkam Asylum forces Batman to face his fears arising from a traumatic past. The result is a moody experience with high stakes that helps to print every angle of arkam in your brain forever.

"Batman begins" by Christopher Nolan, in 2005, in 2005, in 2005 used a fun mix of secret and bit-em Although the game collected mixed reviews and moderate success, there were plans to make a sequel to the tie immediately after the release of the "Dark Knight". As it turns out, "Dark Knight" enjoyed a huge amount of success (earning a world gross of nearly $ 1 billion), with Performance to defining Hit Ledger's career as a Joker Relating his legacy as a unique superhero film. However, no tie game for the "Dark Knight" was released, although the film watching, "The Dark Knight is rising", received the 2012 game adaptation treatment.

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Since the game ties to Nolan's Batman trilogy was not celebrated as it took place in the genre (like the ambitious "Batman: Arkam Knight"), the lack of video game "Dark Knight" was shiny. That is, all up to YouTube series "Unseen64", "What disseminates the death of neglected video games and other lost media," some early game footage proves that the "dark knight" was developing at some point. What happened here, and why did so important title gave up?

Pandemic studios for video game developers (best known for Exceptional "Starwell War: Battlefront" And the "Sabotter") was tasked with making the "dark knight" for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, but the project has been condemned from the beginning. To make a new, unchecked gaming engine named Odin, which constantly breaks down the moment when developers introduced detailed models of character and dynamic lighting to capture the look and sense of Gotham. Switching to another engine and recreation of everything from scratch was not a clear option, encouraging the team to try unfortunate and fix these basic problems that hampered the set schedules and deadlines.

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After Pandemik was unable to fulfill the date of release of the film in 2008, the electronic arts (EA, which gained the studio and completely changed the way things worked internally) set a date that coincided with the film's DVD and Blu-Ray release. Unfortunately, the technical problems with the function of the basic engine and the game continued to clutter, and this second time was missed.

The prolonged production process also meant costs for snowballs, and over time EA decided to use the project, it already cost $ 100 million (through Eurogammer). This, in combination with the 2008 financial crisis, has led to an unfortunate blend of bad luck and missed opportunities, although developers have repeatedly poured their expertise into a game that was ambitious even in its pre-production era. As for Odin's trapped use, this engine has never been responsible for an open -world game that has been looking for a fast and easy game, and its unchecked status has worsened the technical problems that are constantly appearing.

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This is a shame because the leaked concept of art and the early look of the game indicates a dark, terrible urban landscapeIn which he is working hard with a mixture of old and new architecture that is vigorously overwhelmed by its inhabitants. This could easily be desired, as the game already had a solid, opera story, ready to be dramatized in a medium that allows for increased immersion and artistic freedom. Well, I guess some things are never intended to be.