Batman: Arkham City

Videogame
2011
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Kevin Conroy in Batman: Arkham City (2011)

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Psychological Thriller Superhero Action Crime Mystery Sci-Fi Thriller

Adicionar um enredo no seu idiomaWhen part of Gotham is turned into a private reserve for criminals known as Arkham City, all hell is sure to break loose, and the Dark Knight is the only one who can stop it.When part of Gotham is turned into a private reserve for criminals known as Arkham City, all hell is sure to break loose, and the Dark Knight is the only one who can stop it.When part of Gotham is turned into a private reserve for criminals known as Arkham City, all hell is sure to break loose, and the Dark Knight is the only one who can stop it.

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- 20 vitórias e 28 indicações no total

Batman
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Mark Hamill

The Joker
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David Kaye

GCPD Commissioner James Gordon
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Carlos Alazraqui

G.C.P.D. Officer Sanchez
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(as Carlos Alazarqui)
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Dee Bradley Baker

Ra's al Ghul
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(as Dee Baker)
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Troy Baker

Robin
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Eric Bauza

Dr. Adam Hamasaki
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Steve Blum

Waylon Jones
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Kimberly Brooks

Barbara Gordon
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Corey Burton

Hugo Strange
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Chris Cox

Grey Griffin

Selina Kyle
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(as Grey DeLisle)
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Misty Lee

Nurse Fiona Wilson
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(as Misty Dini)
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Crispin Freeman

GCPD Officers
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Chris Gardner

Inmates
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Michael Gough

Doctor
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Joe Holt

James Horan

Jack Ryder
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Curiosidades
During the Catwoman DLC mission to get her loot back from Two-Face, Two-Face says, "Whoever kills the Cat gets to be my number one... guy" in a manner very similar way to how Jack Nicholson's Joker says to Bob (the goon) "And remember... you... are my number one... guy" in the Tim Burton's Batman (1989) movie.

Erros de gravação
When Batman strings up Two-Face his hands are free. When he is completely strung up, his hands and feet are tied behind his back.

Citações
[Batman is tied up to a chair atop Joker's mill; Harley is up close to him, trying to take a peek under his mask]
The Joker: Get *back* here, Harley.
[Joker coughs]
Harley Quinn: Aw, but I wanna know who he is, sweetie!
The Joker: No one's who you think they are, my dear. Why spoil the fun?
Batman: It was all a lie. There's nothing wrong with you.
The Joker: Nice of you to say, but you of all people should know... there's plenty wrong with me!
[He comes out of the shadows with a big smile. His face is covered with boils and his right eye is filled with blood]
The Joker: [holds up bottle of blood] Take my blood, for example. I wish somebody would. This stuff is killing me!
Batman: Why should I care?
The Joker: Because, now... you have a teeny little bit of me in you too, Bats!
[Batman dramatically looks to his left and sees he's hooked up to a machine that injects the Joker's blood into him]
The Joker: Oh, c'mon. Don't tell me it's not what you always wanted. Look, we're running out of time, I need your help. I nearly had a cure; it was so close and then it was taken from me.
Batman: So we both die. I'm fine with that.
The Joker: Are you? Imagine... sucking down that last breath, knowing Gotham is doing the same.
Batman: What are you talking about?
The Joker: Oh, didn't I say?
[hops onto Batman's lap]
The Joker: I've spent weeks shipping samples of my blood to emergency rooms all over the city.
Batman: So that's Protocol 10: poison Gotham. I expected more
The Joker: Protocol 10?
[dramatic gasp]
The Joker: Never heard of it.
[leans into Batman's ear]
The Joker: Hold tight.
[Batman, still strapped into the wheelchair, bursts out of one of the mill's top windows]
The Joker: I'll be in touch!

Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
SPOILER: At the end of the third Catwoman mission, she is given the option to rescue Batman or leave Arkham City. If she chooses to leave the city, the credits will roll and the voice of Oracle can be heard pleading for help because everybody else has been killed.

Conexões
Edited into Batman: Arkham City - Armored Edition (2012)

Trilhas sonoras
Only You (And You Alone)
Performed by Mark Hamill (uncredited)
Written by Buck Ram
Published by SCREEN GEMS-EMI MUSIC INC. (BMI) in the world excluding the United States, and TRO - Hollis Music, Inc. (BMI)

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10/10

Hands down, the best Batman game out there.

I had gotten Arkham Asylum a couple years after it came out as part of a Cyber Monday deal on Amazon and it proceeded to stay on my shelf for about a a year or so. I had heard about it but felt no burning need to play it.

Now let me explain, I'm not much of a gamer. Sure I play some from time to time but on the whole it's not something that takes up most of my days. But I love just about all things Batman and figured even if I never played it it would be a nice thing to have.

So I pick it up one day and decide to see what it was all about and from the very start I was just hooked. The story was good. The voices were incredible, the fights and predator events made you feel like you were Batman. I finished the game and immediately went in search of the sequel Arkham City. I found it and immediately ran out to get it.

They had improved the game mechanics, added more abilities and just cranked it up to 11. Now instead of being limited to a small island, you had part of an entire city to explore. And the best part about it was you could literally take the time to play it in whatever order you wanted. There was no "right" way to play it.

The games that came afterwards weren't quite as good which is why I say this one was the best.