Some footage for you
Batman: Return to Arkham, the PS4 and Xbox One remaster ofAsylumandCityis out, and I got my hands on the former. Although Ireplayed every game in the seriesin the past year or so, I was still keen on checking these out —Cityespecially, as it’s still one of my favorites.
And while I’m not overly impressed, I haven’t noticed any major issues thus far. Everything isn’t wholly different from the PC edition, but performance-wise there is a jump from the PS3 and Xbox 360. you may really notice a lot of the extra particle effects and lighting (which you can see for yourself in the below video), which add a decent amount of atmosphere during the many Predator stealth playgrounds.
Return‘s framerate isn’t consistently perfect, but I haven’t noticed any major drops — it’s all slight at worst. They haven’t fixed some of the jankiness of the animations, especially for enemy AI in the original, but nothing has crashed or is otherwise completely broken (yet), which is a step up from some of WB’s recent re-release efforts. I guess the delay did them some good! As a side note if you’re going digital, they are two separate downloads (just likeBioShock Remastered).
