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Batman: Arkham Knight Director Teases New Trailer, Returning Character, And New Mechanic
Sefton Hill, Batman: Arkham Knight director and Rocksteady Studios co-founder, is hyping up Arkham Knight's next trailer with a few specific hints.
You can check out some recent tweets from Hill below which say the game's next trailer is "looking sweet," may include a cameo from a Arkham City character, and will showcase a mechanic that hasn't been shown to anyone outside of Rocksteady.
So I promised a trailer date this week but then we thought of a much more exciting way to do this so you'll need to wait just a bit longer.
— Sefton Hill (@Seftonhill) April 18, 2015
Not to rub it in but I reviewed the latest edit and it's looking sweet. You might well see someone familiar from Arkham City in there.
— Sefton Hill (@Seftonhill) April 18, 2015
The trailer also shows off a very cool new feature to @BatmanArkham that no one outside of Rocksteady / Warner has seen before!
— Sefton Hill (@Seftonhill) April 19, 2015
We spoke with Sefton Hill about making Arkham Knight when we featured the game on our cover. You can see those video interviews here and here.
For more on Batman: Arkham Knight, check out all of our features from when the game was featured on our cover. Batman: Arkham Knight releases June 23.
[Source: @Seftonhill, via gamingbolt, NeoGAF]
Our Take
I'm curious to see this "sweet" trailer. One of the characters that appeared in City that seemed like a tease for the sequel was a cameo from Hush – a more recent Batman villain who headlined a Batman series of the same name. I would like to see more on him.
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