Now, you can connect that wire between two points, and as you're zipping across it you can flip up onto it and balance on the wire, or during that flip you can fire another wire at 90 degrees to that first wire. The Line Launcher in the first game just connected a wire between two points, and then Batman used that as a zipline to get across a gap or whatever it might be. There's a whole load of different moves that link into that." The+Line+Launcher+ "The Line Launcher that we developed for Arkham Asylum has been evolved in a way that gives the player an incredible sense of flexibility in navigation. The+Batclaw+ "Another example is the Batclaw, so using the Batclaw to remotely grapple onto Riddler trophies that are around the place means that the Riddler has put these trophies in some ridiculous locations, which is what makes interrogation so important, but also within combat, if there's a guy on the other side of the battle from you, you can unleash your Batclaw, drag him across, and go into a body slam or an uppercut. They're+begging+for+some+Quick+Combat+Gel+to+the+face. Integrating gadgetry into combat is a totally new feature for Arkham City, and it works so sweetly." "Batman basically does a summersault handstand and sprays the gel on the floor, and then kicks out of that, and then from that remote position he can then detonate the gel, which obviously takes down a load of guys or delivers a lot of damage at that point. The+Explosive+Gel+ "The Explosive Gel was something that has evolved out of Arkham Asylum in a really awesome way, because rather than just being able to use Explosive Gel to take down a weakened wall we've given Batman the ability to just smash through that wall, and so we've taken Explosive Gel in a different direction and integrated it into combat, so if you've got four or five guys around you and you're taking them down, you can use Quick Combat Gel. With+the+Cryptographic+Sequencer+conversations+across+the+city+can+be+tuned+into. Out in a sprawling game world like Arkham City, he uses it to hack into conversations that are happening anywhere in the city, so you use the Cryptographic Sequencer in this game to identify and hack into communications between criminal masterminds and their thugs, the various factions, it gives you a kind of clue and an insight into the broader narrative that's happening, not within your immediate vicinity."
Here's what he had to say: The+Cryptographic+Sequencer+ "The Cryptographic Sequencer was a gadget that Batman had in Arkham Asylum, but he was using it to unlock security panels and door locks that were basically right next to him. "All of his gadgets evolve in a way that is appropriate to survival within Arkham City, so it's not the same set that he took into Arkham Asylum." We asked Dax to tell us about his five favourite gadgets, in no particular order.
"With Batman's utility belt, what we've done is we've really thought about the way in which he used them and developed them within Arkham Asylum, and then considered the challenge that he faces within Arkham City," Rocksteady's Marketing Game Manager Dax Ginn told us. And a large part of that - as anyone who played the original would know - comes down to the gadgets. It's shaping up to be a dark, brutal and compelling slice of action, dropping Batman into a large section of Gotham City and giving him more versatility in movement, combat and gameplay. It's an understatement to say we're looking forward to Batman: Arkham City.
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