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Rumor: More Arkham HD Details Emerge From The Batcave
The long-rumored Batman: Return to Arkham HD Collection has surfaced yet again, this time thanks to an apparent listing on an Italian retail site and magazine ad. The collection purportedly includes both of Rocksteady's last-gen Batman games – Arkham Knight and Arkham City – all gussied up to take advantage of the current hardware generation.
Gaming Tree House posted a screengrab from GameStop Italy, which featured a description for the game, as well as a magazine ad that shows the box art. The listing isn't currently up on the retailer's site, so that screengrab is all we have to go on right now. According to the apparent site listing, the collection is coming to PlayStation 4 and Xbox One on June 10 for an MSRP of about $40, and it includes remastered versions of the two games and their respective DLC.
Full disclosure: GameStop is Game Informer's parent company.
[Source: Gaming Tree House via Destructoid]
Our Take
At a certain point, Warner has to realize the luster has worn off this announcement. Maybe it's time to either officially confirm the news or squash it if it's indeed an elaborately orchestrated hoax.
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