Batman: Arkham Knight - Xbox One

Came out in good condition and as new

Everything was good

Great video game still playing it and would recommend it to anyone who is a fan of Batman or DC universe.

"They will remember you Master Bruce... I promise."Is this the end of the Dark Knight and Gotham itself?! Arkham knight Perhaps the last, (According to Rocksteady Studios) maybe the best in the Arkham series. Definitely the most intense of the series which includes Arkham Asylum, Arkham City & Arkham Origins. The Graphics & game aesthetics are brooding and beautiful, but the voice talent is perfection! Kevin Conroy IS THE BATMAN! With over 20 yrs playing the Dark knight on tv and games he is the most recognizable voiceof the DC comicbook hero (sorry Adam West), Conroy slips effortlessly into Arkham's darker version of Batman. Also Commissioner Gordon is Jonathan Banks (Mike Ehrmantraut himself) from breaking bad. John Noble is perfect as the scarecrow aka Dr Jonathan Crane, the return of Mark Hamill's definitive JOKER in a way that not only makes sense following the events of the last game but steals the show! Seriously the infection and gas based hallucinations are brilliant they not only lead to pivotal plot points to have story twists make sense to gamers who are behind in their comics (see Hush, The Long Halloween, Death in the family and Alan Moore's killing joke). Besides Scarecrow Villains Include.. Deathstroke, Cat woman, Deacon Blackfire, Two face, riddler, Harley Quinn, poison ivy, and more. Allies include good ol'Luvius Fox, Barbara Gordon as Oracle, Dick Grayson, NightWing, and Tim Drake as Robin, and of course Alfred. Besides the main storyline saving Gotham from the Scarecrow, the various side challenges are varying degrees of difficulty on some recurring themes: tank battles or pursuits in the Batmobile, Darkknight Detective investigations of the disturbing murders throughout Gotham and the mysterious Man-Bat, infiltrating militia checkpoints, the Riddler's brain busters, hindering the Penquins' plans via sabotaging weapons, gang beat downs & firefighter rescues and also a Cult, Hush & Firefly sub-plotWhat's new is how much freedom and use you have of the Batmobile and roaming Gotham. You can build up its defenses and weaponry just like you can on Batman via exp pts and leveling up (this carried over to your sidekicks and other playable characters you find). Even with all of his gadgets, skills and sheer determination sometimes even the Batman is taken down (as the Joker says: off the join mom & pop in the big country club in the sky) and then you are treated to taunts from villains and condolences from your allies. There are simulations to hone skills and compleat for high score records on-line. This allows for some replays on things like the Riddler's race course and my favorite: Foiling Harvey Dent's bank heist in shorter times.My only complaint is the one I have with the trend all games have taken in holding back content forcing you to continue to pay for extra story lines and content. While I like the idea of getting game extenders for future add-ons, much of these "season passes" are bits and bobs that should have been in the game from the start. If this is the end of Rocksteady's focus on Gotham I hope it isn't the end of their exploration of the DC Universe. I think the time is right for a visit to Metropolis and to see it thru the wild Rocksteady aesthetic.

Amazing game! So far I have completed the main game ending and without giving away spoilers, I am nearly coming up on the first continued ending (but no where near the 100% completion because of all the riddles trophies). As a whole the game is terrific!Fighting: The fighting mechanics are some of the best in a game of its genre to date, my only complaint is that you still can't break a finishing move to tackle an enemy barreling down on you, but that's avoidable. The breadth of gadgets is numerous and can make every encounter unique and interesting in its own way. My trouble was that in crunch time when facing a mass head-on, I often found myself falling back to only a few quick gadgets and leaving the rest to my fists.Batmobile: within the first hour you will come to see the love hate this vehicle can produce...a LOT of the game focuses on you usig this car for both stealthy and all out tactical war operations, so you just have to adapt and learn quickly. The upgrades for it are essential. I found for myself the parts of the game j had to repeat most often were in the batmobile simply because the mechanics to handle it are not at all on par with that of the Dark Knight himself. That said, it is nice that in most situations you always have an assistant to help take out those tougher enemies for dual play.Dual play: speaking of which, this is one of the weaker parts in the game.... Many of the advertisements I saw very much mislead me that I could play the game for its entirety with my allies, when in reality that only occurs on a select few missions and only for probably <5-10% of the game. They aren't available to just call in for help and only popin for missions specific to the cases they are working on or tied up with. While not a bad thing in itself, just don't expect to be running through gotham with the dynamic duo anytime soon.Story: any fan of the series since Asylum knows the story is what sets this series above the rest. Like the games before it, it draws on past events, even from Origins, and sets the stage for Batman's final showdown. While the Arkham Knight reveal can be a letdown for any fan of the comics, animations or lore, the character development as a whole is still superb. You'll see the classic lineup of billions from past games again as well as a few new faces to the series. For myself, the underlying developments with Batman's dealings with Joker in past games and especially what they did with him in this game, are worth the value of the game alone.All in all highly encourage fans to get the game and even if you're new to the series, you could likely pick it up and get a very good sense for what is going on (although some of the plot might be confusing to jump into as stories like Hush sort of pick up directly where they left off).