It might be a case of simply playing a PS3 game, in a PS3, while using a tube television. But, either way, I have been enjoying the visuals for "Batman: Return To Arkham". Game play is good, but that was expected given how enjoyable I found them the first time I played. "Batman: Arkham Asylum" was always the darker, grittier instalment, but even that looked upgraded. Still dark and gritty, just looks crisp and clean if that makes sense. The second instalment, "Batman: Arkham City", was a big upgrade the first time around, looks even better now.

The delay in release feels "worth it" now. Although I get why "Batman: Arkham Origins" isn't included, was inferior to the games before and one after. But, I still enjoyed it and am sure that I will wish it was part of the package once I am finished "Batman: Atkham City" (already completed "Asylum"). Or will be left wondering if there will ever be more.

LATE RELEASES

I was hoping to get some games for my oldest daughter and myself for Christmas. Figured our shared genre (comic books) would supply us with something, especially with "Batman: Return To Arkham" and "Spider-Man" slated to drop in 2016.

And they are dropping in stores in 2016, the very last day of the year. I would think that it was tradition to release games right before Christmas, as to cash in on the millions of shoppers. Sure, I could pre-order them all, but opening a voucher or something isn't the same as opening a physical copy. Now I am really hoping that "Suicide Squad" will come out on Blu-Ray so I can use that as my gift from Santa haha As it will also give myself AND my lady something to do after we're exhausted from trying to give the girls a great day, mixed with the effects of yummy, delicious turkey.
On a positive note, a New Years Eve release does give me something to do after my girls crash after midnight. The plan is to actually play "WWE 2K17" together since we spend the time with the kids too. I just hope that I don't get my a$$ handed to me like my girlfriend use to do in "Smackdown! Here Comes The Pain" on PS2. Play that while we eat pizza and our traditional "Oriental Pack" from M&M Meats, turn to the countdown, give my girls a kiss at midnight, tuck them in, and either roam around Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, Gotham City, and/or New York City haha
But, is this the future? Games released after Christmas as to get that Christmas money from kids? I had heard PS5 was looking to be purely digital games, which I am against, but is this what it will be, "Here's a piece of paper for Christmas?" haha

Guess we shall find out. And yes, it is August and I am already planning out Christmas. What? There's already Halloween stuff out in some stores out there. I'm not a monster, I'm just ahead of the curve.

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COMIC BOOK VIDEO GAMES: WHERE ART THOU?

I will admit that I don't know what goes into the whole decision process in regards as to what gets made into a video game. I am sure that there is a lot that I am completely unaware of, but like many, I can have ideas of what I would want to see come to fruition. I am mainly a comic book and wrestling nerd, and since WWE has the wrestling under control with their 2K series, I'll focus on the comic book stuff I would like to see in video game form.
Batman is tops for me, and the Batman: Arkham series was definitely something myself and others yearned for. A great comic book video game in basically all aspects. After four installments we are left wondering if there will be another Batman game, or even better, other comic book games. From the Marvel side of things, Spider-Man was doing well until Amazing Spider-Man 2 (which lacked substance for me). We know that there is another Spider-Man game in the works, but what about other Marvel characters? I thought the success of Batman and Spidey would translate into other superheroes getting at least a shot. Now, I am not talking about the various movie adaptations, I mean completely unique story like they did in the Batman: Arkham universe. We are still in the middle of a comic book movie boom, so they can still use the success of that to promote interest in the games, which again would not be movie adaptations. Skins only via DLC haha

Here are who I would like to see on the shelves one day, next to both the new and old Batman and Spider-Man video games...

Justice League

Again, not a movie adaptation, but a unique universe. If anything, they can connect it with the Batman: Arkham video game universe. This allows for more heroes and villains to make their way into the game. Both as regular game play selections and via DLC. I would somehow break the heroes down into categories, perhaps something like Human, Meta Human, Alien type of thing. This way they can say swap playing as Batman with Green Arrow, or Superman for Supergirl, etc. In summary, I basically want variety with the same style of story and game play as Batman: Arkham games.

X-Men

It would be done like it would with "Justice League". Especially the non-movie adap situation. There are enough characters within the X-Men to be separate from a Marvel Universe gathering. Can again break them into categories, as to swap people around.  The title may be X-Men, but of course X-Factor, X-Force, etc will be in there. The DLC's would be high in the costume departments of course. There would even be a bone claw version of Wolverine, even though they would never seem to break or if they did healed super quick.

Marvel Universe

I would just call it "The Avengers", but this would include basically all of the Marvel Universe. Perhaps break them down into teams as well as categories. The Avengers, X-Men, Fantastic 4, etc. The story could either cover the massive crossover stories from the comic books with their own spin on them. The Infinity Gauntlet, Civil War, etc. Since it isn't a fighting game I would perhaps avoid "Secret Wars", although that would make for a good combat game perhaps.

Spawn

Sure, he is neither DC Comics nor Marvel Comics, but I think this one has potential to be an amazing game. Visually alone would be quite the sight to see, although I am sure a suitable story would be there via creator Todd Mcfarlane.

Superman

Sure, I mentioned the Justice League in the beginning but I think Supes needs to be mastered via consoles and pc worldwide. I thought for sure that there would be a game based on the Kryptonian after the success of Batman with the Arkham series. Even with Superman leading the way in the DC Comics movieverse with "Man Of Steel" and "Batman V Superman: Dawn Of Justice", nothing. Is it another case of the original superhero being "too perfect"? It is hard to have him appear weak on a steady basis, but adding citizens in peril and side missions could help make things challenging.

There are others that I would like to see, such as something lightly based on DC Comics television universe via The CW. But, baby steps. In all honesty, I would settle for another Batman game. It wouldn't have to be a part of the Arkham series, but  matches or surpasses it in caliber.

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ROCKSTEADY, AND THE GODDAMN BATMAN

While Rocksteady continues to develop and release more and more DLC (downloadable content) for "Batman: Arkham Knight", it is hard not to wonder what will be the next game. Or more aptly, will the be another installment in the "Batman: Arkham" franchise. Warning for those who have yet to play "Batman: Arkham Knight" as there is some possible spoilers coming up.

With the success of the franchise, why would one wonder if there will be future installments? Honestly, the only reasons have to do with how Arkham Knight concluded story wise and how poorly "Batman: Arkham Origins" was done (although by a different studio). Is that still Bruce Wayne as Batman at the end of Arkham Knight? Or was it someone else stepping into the mantle? Regardless, does this mean that the story (and game) will continue on, or was it just a way to end things while showing that "Batman" lives on regardless of who is under the cowl? All good things usually come to an end, but we're only four games deep. Look at Final Fantasy and other game franchises. There is room for more Batman. It wouldn't be unheard of to perhaps "forget" and forge a new origin installment.
Better yet, there are the other options that come to mind. First, with the brief moments in story mode, as well as via the DLC, it would be nice to see characters like Catwoman, Nightwing, etc play an even bigger part of things. Not a fan of being "forced" to play as other characters, but the option would be nice. Something similar yet bigger than what Catwoman did in "Batman: Arkham City", where we were at least able to use her openly "after" the game ended. Of course there would be an abundant on DLC with just the character skins alone, but imagine being able to play as your favorite version of Batgirl or Robin. The second option is along the same line, except with Villains playing a bigger part. Surem we've got a taste of what it is like to play as The Joker and others, but it would be nice for them to be at par with Batman in the main game.
Will we instead see a new franchise emerge from the ashes of "Batman: Arkham"? A brand new story, and new direction. With The Joker dead, roasted, and gone it would make sense. Not saying Mr. J needs to be at the forefront, but in the mix simply to simply bring in his fans.

There is also the chance that Rocksteady would begin to create other comic book character game franchises. They "saved" Batman in the video game world, perhaps it is time to save Superman. Or perhaps bring other characters to the world of gaming. Wonder Woman comes to mind, but also with the success of television shows like "Arrow" and "The Flash" hard to not want to see them get a shot too. Guess we'll have to wait and see....as with the movies and were doing with the new seasons to television shows.

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DC UNIVERSE ONLINE RIPPING OFF PS3 USERS

It wouldn't really be an issue for "free" players, it would be more of an annoyance. A great online game, with an occasional glitch. The current glitch is one that freezes the game, causing players to reset not only the game, but systems as well. It only seems to affect those still using a Playstation 3 for their gaming, with PS4 gamers going without a hitch (glitch). This all upgrades from an annoyance, to a rip off the moment anyone spends money on DC Universe Online. From memberships, to even a purchase of a replay badge.

What makes it worse, is how there seems to be zero issues for those playing on a Playstation 4. A system, that is still somewhat "new" to the market. So, there are a variety of groups that haven't yet gotten one. Those who wait for the system to work out all of the production glitches and release "less likely to break" systems, those who simply can't quite afford one yet, and others with their own reasons. All of this is besides the point though. DC Universe Online is still offering services and items through the Playstation 3 platform, and thus receiving money through it, yet are not delivering on their end. There is almost always an issue with every update, but those are usually resolved quickly. Not the case this time around. Which is what negates the typical "just get a PS4" comments (which also begs to question; new system? Wouldn't you rather a new DCUO?)

Again, it is a great game. People wouldn't be playing it, let alone complaining about not being able to play it, if it weren't. It is basically a matter of business, and with how things are going, why would anyone want to download this game onto a PS4? The money spent by all the players on PS3 (and PC) is what made it possible for DCUO to continue onto PS4.


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NON-GEEKY NERDS ALL-TIME FAV VIDEO GAMES PT.2

Didn't game too much with the original PlayStation and X-Box, so the lists are generally less descriptive and shorter than the others (in the Honorable Mentions part at least). But, the games listed were heavily enjoyed, and in most cases, would still play today.

PlayStation
1.  Final Fantasy IX
Wasn't the first taste of Final Fantasy, but with the ability to play as multiple characters it was the favorite. The added touch of digging for treasure with a Chocobo, was awesome too.

2. Final Fantasy VIII
It was my introduction to the Final Fantasy franchise, and although it took a bit to figure out, it was a great game that allowed me to give the other games a chance. Even some of the "knock-offs".

3.  Spyro The Dragon
For some it was Crash, but for others Spyro was the Mario of PlayStation. Although was generally meant for the younger audience, it was enjoyed by even the older. Even if just to kill time until Blockbuster got something better in to rent.

4.  Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace
Majority of the movie adaptation video games suck. This one wasn't great, but at the time felt better than the rest.

5. Twisted Metal III
It was either this or Gran Turismo, since this one didn't cause total frustration due to lost memory cards and inability to upgrade licenses, we went with the automobile fighting game. It wasn't a great game, but would like to see how things would look in a PS3 or PS4 setting.

Honorable Mentions:
Gran Turismo

X-Box
1.  Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic
This game was amazing. It helped that I was on a Star Wars kick at the time, but it's a style that I would like to see done in other genres. Being able to choose what side you want to be on, good or bad. Best console Star Wars game...ever.

2.  Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic II-The Sith Lords
See #1 Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic.

3.  Batman Begins
It is hard to say what this game is, it is based on the film Batman Begins, but it isn't your typical adaptation game as it had more of a unique storyline. The Arkham series blows everything out of the water, but for awhile this game was the preferred Batman game.

4.  Legends Of Wrestling
Although creating both unique (okay, myself) and wrestlers simply that didn't appear in WWE games, it was nice at the time to play as some of those characters, and against them. Big names, like Hulk Hogan and Bret "Hitman" Hart. Most notably, Bret who was still steaming from the "Montreal Screw Job" (don't forget to check out our Wrestling section).

5.  WWE Raw 2
Wasn't really that good, but it was a nice filler game before THQ gave us the Smackdown! side of things.

Honorable Mentions:
Legends Of Wrestling II, Crazy Taxi 3: High Roller, and X-Men Legends.

PlayStation 2 (PS2)
1.  Grand Theft Auto III
It was like seeing a unicorn. Okay, maybe not. But, since being introduced to this game, anything outside of wrestling games had to be like this. Free roaming, side missions, etc. Also, began the love of the Grand Theft Auto franchise.

2.  WWE Smackdown! Shut Your Mouth
Have yet to play any of the more recent wrestling games, but this had raised the bar at the time in regards to how wrestling games were made. The look of wrestlers, their moves, even the move sets had all improved in comparison to any that came before.

3.  Grand Theft Auto: Vice City
This game was truly amazing. The heavy Scarface tone of the story was great, and even the blinding glare during the daytime just added to the game. If there is one complaint, it was the advertising. Which was great with Flock Of Seagulls playing, but saying commercials were over-played on television would be a massive understatement.

4.  WWE Smackdown! Here Comes The Pain
This follow-up was simply just as good as Shut Your Mouth, but with a bit more. Countless hours spent again in the custom wrestlers department. Although I did enjoy as always playing as the actual wrestlers included in the game. Always struggle with Royal Rumble/Battle Royals though.

5.  Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas
This time things took place on the west coast, and played off of movies like Boys N The Hood. Added the abilty to bulk up or trim down your character using exersise and weight training. And the ability to skydive, parachute and all. Epic.

Honorable Mentions:
WWE Smackdown! Vs Raw, Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3, Spider-Man, Final Fantasy X, and Bully.

PlayStation 3 (PS3)
1. Batman: Arkham City
Arkham Asylum was amazing, Arkham City was epic. Even the lead-in comic book mini-series was good for this one. The inclusion of Catwoman made the game that much better. The DLC's could've been better though, with the exception of Harley Quinn's.

2. Batman: Arkham Asylum
Before they unleashed Arkham City, Arkham Asylum had given Batman fans the video game they have been yearning for. Although it falls behind Arkham City, the Asylum sits pretty above Arkham Origins at least.

3.  Lego Batman: The Video Game
Lego. Batman. 'Nuff said.

4.  DC Universe Online
Was my first true taste of online gaming. And it hasn't disappointed me, almost 4 years in (taking breaks at times). Even now, haven't truly dove into the game and what it has to offer. And it is FREE! Well, the basic game is. Would love for Marvel to follow suit. Yes, to make DC Characters in their version as we do from time to time in DCUO.

5. Batman: Arkham Origins
It wasn't a horrible game, it just felt as though it was missing something. Perhaps it was having to follow Arkham City. The online stuff was barely operational, assuming those who played it a lot were part of a group. But, it was quite enjoyable when there were other people playing.

Honorable Mentions:
Grand Theft Auto IV, Spider-Man 3, Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.

Hoping to purchase a PlayStation 4 (PS4) in the new year, and already aching to play Batman: Arkham Knight.  Personally, hoping that they begin to develop and release more superhero video games that are similar to the Batman: Arkham series. PlayStation 4 would be a good place to start.

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WHERE'S MY GAME?

With the "Batman: Arkham" series being so successful, it is a wonder why there hasn't been more superhero games, especially DC Comics characters being given their own game. Of course, there is the argument of not wanting to milk off of Batman, but they do it all the time anyways, why not in this aspect also? Who knows, it could actually lead to a boost in popularity for some of them, or in some case expand off their current fame.

Whether it be an expansion of the Arkham universe, or a totally separate world that is all theirs. I should add I am talking more "rpg" than "fighting" games, with Injustice and others having brought us some heroes and villains from the comic book world. Here is a list of DC Comics characters who should get a solo shot at computer and console fame...

Superman

Not asking for a "Man Of Steel (2013)" version, as in some cases those games can suck, and are limited. But, the world of "Batman: Arkham" or something similar would be great. For the landscapes of course Metropolis connected via video sequence to Smallville. I'd add the Fortress Of Solitude perhaps if it wouldn't be "too much". but if all goes well I would literally shoot for the moon in the sequel. Villains are endless really, throw in some kryptonite at times for a challenge to hinder things like using the x-ray vision like we've all done at times in the Arkham series and Batman's "detective vision". All in all I think Superman could thrive in the video game world.

Green Arrow

He's somewhat reference in Batman: Arkham Origins (look closely), and the CW television series "Arrow" being popular, it may be time for Oliver Queen to bring his bow and arrow to the video game realm. The similarities between Batman and Green Arrow mean it wouldn't be hard to do. Perhaps add some first-person-view aspects for some sniper work from the shadows, and some quick fire actions for close combat, as the Emerald Archer uses more than just the contents of his quiver to fight, so again, it wouldn't be difficult I am sure. Even add Arsenal in his Speedy days, or Black Canary (a la Catwoman in "Batman: Arkham City") for support.

Wonder Woman

This may not be at the top of the priority list for the character having only really had a hit television show way back in the late 1970's. The Amazonian Princess is, however, making her big screen debut (finally) in the upcoming sequel to "The Man Of Steel" (2013). I am not sure what direction they are taking the character in the upcoming films, but in a video game scenario, I would take it possibly back to origin. Which would basically translate a Xena-like world for Wonder Woman. Perhaps even have Lucy Lawless voice the character (always thought she should've been back in the 90's). Like Superman, the challenge is to have this character "weakened" at times to add a challenge to the game, otherwise even the most difficult modes will be a walk in the park. I would save the Steve Trevor and us humans for the sequel if all goes as planned.

The Flash

Yes, another of DC Comics "big" names, but with only Batman being the lone video game hero from them, may be best to start with them. Add that he has a new series coming out soon (if you watch "Arrow" you saw the seeds be planted). Plus, with The Flash, there is the coolness of a driving game but on foot. The Flash can run as fast as he wants too, but if he isn't in control, he is going to crash. Just like driving. There has been three main speedsters, the original Jay Garrick, Barry Allen, and Wally West. The glory of this is that the only real difference between them all is appearance and character traits. Meaning they could include all three of them in one story/game to appeal to everyone who is a fan of the Scarlet Speedster. "Black Flash" and/or "Black Lantern Flash" skins are a total must for this nerd.

Green Lantern Hal Jordan

He has fallen under the "needs redemption" list, with "Green Lantern" (2011) not fairing too well in theaters. Also, there is a heavy rumor that Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson could play Green Lantern John Stewart in either the "Man Of Steel" (2013) sequel(s), or in a solo film. The video game "Green Lantern: Rise Of The Manhunters" didn't seem to get good reviews either, leaving this as Hal Jordan's shot to reclaim his spot as "top" Green Lantern...outside of the comic books of course. Also, similar to The Flash, the other Green Lanterns of Sector 2814 could be a part of the game as well. Of course, Guy Gardner would require a skin of his current Red Lantern look in my opinion. Nathan Fillion with the Hal Jordan voice work of course.

Villains

We get a taste of villainy in "DC Universe Online" and online play in "Batman: Arkham Origins", but it isn't enough. With not just the popularity of the "Batman: Arkham" series, but the massive popularity of the "Grand Theft Auto" series, it isn't hard to imagine a villains game happening. Add the fact that some villains would fit perfectly in a GTA-styled game. More aptly fitting characters would be ones like The Joker, Two-Face, Deathstroke, basically the "human" bad guys. However, with some tweeks others could work well also, but definitely Batman's rogues gallery.



There's an endless list of character who could use a successful video game to boost their popularity or in some cases general existence. And of course, other publications could use some more and/or better video game franchises. They ever make a "Spawn" game yet? Looking forward to one day playing Deadpool's as well as "X-Men: Destiny" as it has a "Star Wars: Knights Of The Old Republic" for X-Box kind of vibe to it.

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WHAT WAS MISSING FROM BATMAN: ARKHAM ORIGINS

Mind you everything that is listed may be reserved for the next edition of the Arkham video game series, or some of it may even play out some how in the upcoming Story DLC, even though all signs seem to point to when the Ice Man cometh. Still, incase they don't plan on  expanding off of the latest installment,Arkham Origins, taking things back before both Arkham Asylum and Arkham City, then these are the things I felt was missing from this otherwise really good game, not Arkham City good, but held its own none the less.

Catwoman

I thought cats had nine lives, and since she was a great addition to Batman: Arkham City, I figured she still had all nine intact. She is referenced within the game, but only in a conversation by some thugs within the city if my memory serves me correct. With the addition of the next thing missing, makes me think that perhaps there will be another pre-Arkham Aslum/City installment, and it will be a spin on "The Long Halloween" story arc. Which will be awesome. But, really missed being able to play as Mrs. Kyle in game, not just the challenge maps. Something that my daughter definitely missed, and wasn't as interested as she was with Arkham City rounding up 100-200x Combo's ahaha

Harvey Dent aka Two-Face

I thought for sure there would be "Vote For Harvey" or "Vote For Dent" posters all around the place, unscathed unlike in the other games. But there wasn't. And then with a certain Mister Alberto Falcone likely "pre-Holiday" in the mix I thought for sure there would be something. But no. However, like I said I am thinking a "Long Halloween" next time around and we see the Cat, and Harvey in some fashion, possibly already as Two-Face, and add the "star" of "The Long Halloween", and we would have an extra three "Wins" already at least character wise.

The Batmobile

We haven't really seen it since the first installment of this great franchise, Batman: Arkham Asylum. In Arkham Origins, the iconic vehicle is torn down and about to be built for the first time by the looks of it. There was the Batwing, but I was hoping that with the addition of the Batcave (which was a massive plus in my opinion) we'd maybe get to get behind the wheel ourselves so to speak, at least to a certain part on the out skirts, or something. Perhaps if there's a next installment, there will at least be Batmobile "drop-off" points similar to how they did with the Batwing. The streets are pretty narrow, but we've yet to set foot in "new" Gotham really, with "Wayne Enterprises" still off in the distance. I will admit however, that it wouldn't be long after they gave me control of the Batmobile that I would start wanting "skins" for the vehicle, 60's Batmobile that we all know, "Batman (1989)", etc etc ahaha

Deathstroke

Yes I know he is playable in the challenge maps, but being able to play as Catwoman in game spoiled me quick after disappointment with the lack of Mr. J like in the first installment of the hit franchise. I have found playing as him quite the challenge in those maps (hence the name right? aha) mind you, but felt there could've been a way to have him able to roam the city post credits, or exactly like his predscessor, be playable as apart of the story also, perhaps hunting down The Joker post-escape.

The Falcone's and The Maroni's

Alberto Falcone is in the game, and there is reference to his father, Carmine, and others, but there doesn't seem to be any reference of them in the game landscape wise, like there was in Arkham City. With Batman still somewhat "new to the game", and seems to be in the transition from Mobsters to Super-Villains, I thought there would still be at least visual evidence of their existence in the city. But, perhaps they will be a bigger part of the next one, like I mentioned with Catwoman and Two-Face, the Mob-Families are a big part of that story.

Martha and Thomas Wayne

With this being very early in the "career" of Batman, I was very shocked that we were left to either seek out or stumble upon the site that basically created Batman. Wouldn't this still be very much the fire that fuels him? Now, they may have been trying to get away from that, or when you come across it via the direction of the game you'll notice of all Batman's "crime investigations", he's the most aggressive for this one when he finds the criminal. Was it because he knew the victims? Or was where it happened turn up the heat? I actually liked how we could "pay respect" at the site in Arkham City, just thought it would be still there are pointed out at least.


Those were just small things for me, the game was very good. Especially with them having transitioned over to a different studio, and even the voice work was good with characters like Batman and The Joker (No Conroy or Hamel this time around). \Loved the additions of the Batcave, especially with the suit chamber, a flying villain to battle against, the small run as The Red Hood was epic for me, amongst other things. And with some complaining that it was the exact same game, the map yes, although they altered it, made bridges and roads intact, which made sense story wise also, there were new gadgets that made for some pretty cool moves within the game, and we got to see some new Villains and characters. Barbara Gordon clearly pre-Batgirl (if she exists here), Alfred Pennyworth in the flesh and there to chat with when you feel like it, Deathstroke, even a smaller level character like Anarky, who we got to see how he could possibly be a problem for Batman.

I guess "my" next obvious installment under this category would be what I think should be, mixed in with what I think will play out in what I would think, is an obvious follow-up. I would prefer "Batman: Arkham Origins II" over "Batman: The Long Halloween" or "Batman: Arkham Origins: The Long Halloween". Just sayin'.

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