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Batman: Arkham Knight
This week, we get a deeper look at both of the batmobile's modes in Batman: Arkham Knight. We also find out a little bit more about the Riddler racetracks that have been mentioned previously.
We've seen a lot of the battle mode features of the batmobile. With the ability to strafe and the heavy weaponry at Batman's disposal, you'll be able to stun, destroy, and even convert some of the Arkham Knight's drone tanks during battle.
Yes, those tanks are operated remotely, so Batman isn't actually killing anyone by blowing them up. Rest easy, fans.
In the second segment, we see how the racetracks work. These are obstacle-filled courses that require the player to manipulate walls and doors. The races get tricker with each lap, as the Riddler taunts you.
Finally, director Sefton Hill answers some questions from fans. We learn that Rocksteady has eliminated loading screens, new game plus returns, and there are more easter eggs than Arkham Asylum and Arkham City combined.
Batman: Arkham Knight will be out on June 23 for Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC. For more, check out our most recent preview.
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