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Replay – Batman: Rise Of Sin Tzu
Six years before Batman: Arkham Asylum made us all collectively realize Batman games could be amazing, Ubisoft released a game called Batman: Rise of Sin Tzu.
The draw of the game was its inclusion of a brand new Batman villain, Sin Tzu, which was created by artist Jim Lee. Unfortunately, no one was particularly impressed by Mr. Tzu and he disappeared into a level of obscurity so severe, that he didn't even get a cameo in The Lego Batman Movie. It didn't help that the game was not particularly fun to play, which is something Andrew Reiner, Jeff Cork, and Leo Vader and I all learned while playing it. Make sure to stick around for part two to see more from the world's greatest detective.
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