You can watch the Batman: Return to Arkham announcement trailer below. The new art style certainly brightens things up, but it doesn't seem like a huge step forward. You'll probably notice it more if you played the original games on Xbox 360 and PS3.īatman: Return to Arkham contains the original Batman: Arkham Asylum, as well as Rocksteady-developed follow-up Batman: Arkham City.Īnd fortunately, you won't have to wait very long to get your mitts on it, because the bundle launches on July 29 for £39.99.
The difference is that the original version had pre rendered cutscenes that are compared to actual in engine footage of the remastered version in this video. 'The PC footage included in this comparison video has been captured with all graphics settings set to max, that's because at the moment the PC version of Arkham Asylum and Arkham City is considered the best-looking version, and personally I think it's the perfect version to compare with the upcoming new-gen edition - which technically should be graphically superior.' PC maxed out + 60 fps is a better experience, IMO. Posted on Batman: Arkham Videos, the video 'shows the graphical differences between the PS4\Xbox One versions of Batman: Return to Arkham and the original versions of both Arkham games on PC. Batman: Return to Arkham review as Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City get remastered for the current generation in one complete package though it might.
