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Late to this party but I was keen to play the predecessor before grabbing Arkham Knight in June and having only ever played the Arkham Asylum demo on PS3 Lord-knows how many years ago.
Having played more recent/modern variants of this control scheme like Shadow of Mordor (exact same control layout down to detective/wraith mode) on L2, the controls in Arkham City definitely feel a bit janky in comparison. However the real off-putter, which is ironic because I wanted to get up to speed with the story before AK, was in terms of narrative this game is quite hostile if you've not played the previous game. It's constantly referring to past events which I assume took place in Arkham Asylum. Without any explanation the mini-combat tutorial has you playing a Catwoman and then you're playing a Bruce Wayne being throw into some kind of jail. No recap, just deal with it. The game just assumes you're played the previous game and knows what's going on. Not cool, Rocksteady.
This is very much putting me off buying Arkham Knight because there's no way I'm going to have time to play two previous games. Even if I had time I doubt I'd want ti play two very-similar games back to back.
Having played more recent/modern variants of this control scheme like Shadow of Mordor (exact same control layout down to detective/wraith mode) on L2, the controls in Arkham City definitely feel a bit janky in comparison. However the real off-putter, which is ironic because I wanted to get up to speed with the story before AK, was in terms of narrative this game is quite hostile if you've not played the previous game. It's constantly referring to past events which I assume took place in Arkham Asylum. Without any explanation the mini-combat tutorial has you playing a Catwoman and then you're playing a Bruce Wayne being throw into some kind of jail. No recap, just deal with it. The game just assumes you're played the previous game and knows what's going on. Not cool, Rocksteady.
This is very much putting me off buying Arkham Knight because there's no way I'm going to have time to play two previous games. Even if I had time I doubt I'd want ti play two very-similar games back to back.