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	<title>Comments on: CM5: Batman: Arkham Asylum</title>
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		<title>By: Sinan Kubba</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 10 Sep 2009 17:12:59 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I think the tieing of the Riddler Challenges to achievements/trophies is a nice step of providing another incentive to doing this, and if by proxy you learn about Batman&#039;s ancilliary characters, good for you, right? But I do take on your point re: caring about the other characters - I think the game did a better job of fleshing out some of its characters (Harley Quinn, the female researcher - kinda disproves my point given that I forgot her name) than it does others (Poison Ivy, King Croc). The interview tapes go some way to helping with that, but maybe more could&#039;ve been done. It&#039;s difficult for me to judge totally as someone who&#039;s familiar with the comic and the cartoon.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I think the tieing of the Riddler Challenges to achievements/trophies is a nice step of providing another incentive to doing this, and if by proxy you learn about Batman&#8217;s ancilliary characters, good for you, right? But I do take on your point re: caring about the other characters &#8211; I think the game did a better job of fleshing out some of its characters (Harley Quinn, the female researcher &#8211; kinda disproves my point given that I forgot her name) than it does others (Poison Ivy, King Croc). The interview tapes go some way to helping with that, but maybe more could&#8217;ve been done. It&#8217;s difficult for me to judge totally as someone who&#8217;s familiar with the comic and the cartoon.</p>
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		<title>By: Gerren Fisher</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Sep 2009 02:02:34 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[I nearly wanted to shed a tear when the old 360 red ringed this week in the midst of getting deep into this experience. It&#039;s been a lot of fun and one of my favorites games of the year. Combat I do feel is too easy, but I do appreciate the freedom to be creative in tackling many of the challenges. The gadget list is small but there&#039;s so much I&#039;ve been able to pull off with them. And I concur it&#039;s one of the most beautifully (for as anything this dark can be described in those terms) presented games in a while.

Speaking as a person that really only has the most mainstream of Batman knowledge and no knowledge (nor care for comic and that form of media), I will say there is some degree of knowledge of the universe I think is needed to truly appreciate a lot of what&#039;s gone into the game. I think that&#039;s a bit of a shame. There&#039;s a lot of detail and character that went into the game that I honestly don&#039;t care for which I find an absolute shame. The Riddler Challenges for example: if I come across a trophy that&#039;s great, but I I&#039;m never seeking any of that stuff because outside of the truly main characters of the series, I don&#039;t really care about many of the actually people in the game. I honestly wish I did more because with all of the comparisons to Bioshock (which I find dead on) I kinda wish I cared for the people in the universe the same way.]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>I nearly wanted to shed a tear when the old 360 red ringed this week in the midst of getting deep into this experience. It&#8217;s been a lot of fun and one of my favorites games of the year. Combat I do feel is too easy, but I do appreciate the freedom to be creative in tackling many of the challenges. The gadget list is small but there&#8217;s so much I&#8217;ve been able to pull off with them. And I concur it&#8217;s one of the most beautifully (for as anything this dark can be described in those terms) presented games in a while.</p>
<p>Speaking as a person that really only has the most mainstream of Batman knowledge and no knowledge (nor care for comic and that form of media), I will say there is some degree of knowledge of the universe I think is needed to truly appreciate a lot of what&#8217;s gone into the game. I think that&#8217;s a bit of a shame. There&#8217;s a lot of detail and character that went into the game that I honestly don&#8217;t care for which I find an absolute shame. The Riddler Challenges for example: if I come across a trophy that&#8217;s great, but I I&#8217;m never seeking any of that stuff because outside of the truly main characters of the series, I don&#8217;t really care about many of the actually people in the game. I honestly wish I did more because with all of the comparisons to Bioshock (which I find dead on) I kinda wish I cared for the people in the universe the same way.</p>
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