It helps if you're a Batfan. The first game isn't really a spin off of the Chris Nolan movies - it was written by Paul Dini, who was the writing force behind Batman: The Animated Series (which you might remember as being awesome), and it had all the original voice actors back reprising their roles.
Buy it, monster - there's a few scenes that are a bit shit, but running around kicking the living crap out of Arkham Asylum's thugs dressed in your Bat-togs will keep you happy for days!
monster_monster (18-03-11), samlad (18-03-11)
I play games on my PC, so I don't know. Here, read some reviews (for PC).
Batman: Arkham Asylum Review for PC - GameSpot
Batman: Arkham Asylum Review - PC Review at IGN
monster_monster (19-03-11)
did you have the same experience with Dragon Age II as this guy?
http://www.escapistmagazine.com/videos/view/zero-punctuation/2978-Dragon-Age-II
samlad (31-03-11)
That's a very funny review. It goes against all the mainstream sites but they're probably paid off anyway.
I bought DA2 a fortnight ago but haven't installed it yet - I'm busy cutting a swathe through Japan with my Shimazu samurai hordes in Shogun 2. You will all kneel before the daimyo mouse!!!! Kneel, I say!!!
SHIT HOT!!!!
Does anyone use Steam to download games? Their fucking prices are outrageous. Fifty quid even for Shogun 2 and I got it in game for €35. Plus you need a fast connection to make it worthwhile. On the plus side, keeping your games patched up to date has something going for it.
(Alec Horan uses Steamer)