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"Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League" has added the controversial Denuvo DRM system to its Steam page just days before its launch, sparking concerns among players about potential performance issues. The game has faced criticism for its UI and lack of offline play, and the addition of DRM has further divided opinions about the highly anticipated superhero title.
The Batman: Arkham trilogy, developed by Rocksteady, has been released for the first time on Nintendo Switch. These games revolutionized the superhero video game genre by making players feel like Batman with powerful gameplay, immersive storytelling, and iconic voice acting from Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill. The trilogy stands on its own merits, but also includes Easter Eggs and lore details for diehard fans. While the Switch version may have some performance issues, it remains a welcome return to Batman's finest hour in gaming and has influenced subsequent superhero games.
Monolith's upcoming Wonder Woman game may be using the "Games as a Service" model, which has received mixed reactions from fans. Some argue that a single-player game would be more suitable for a character like Wonder Woman, while others express concerns about the potential for repetitive gameplay and the negative reception of similar games like Avengers. However, Monolith has denied these rumors and stated that the game will be a single-player experience. Fans are hopeful for a great Wonder Woman game and express a desire for more superhero games, particularly featuring characters like Superman.
The Batman: Arkham Trilogy, consisting of Arkham Asylum, Arkham City, and Arkham Knight, will be released on Nintendo Switch on October 13. This marks the first time the Rocksteady-developed games will be available on the Switch, although a special edition of Arkham City was previously released on the Wii U. The trilogy will come bundled with all released DLC and has received high praise for its gameplay and storytelling.