WB Games Montréal was also able to do all of this in a way that didn't appear contrived, with the premise of Black Mask sending eight of the DC universe's deadliest assassins after Batman all at once providing plenty of opportunities to introduce new villains and allies. In the former's case, these confrontations were made even better by the subtle innovations the studio brought to the Batman: Arkham formula, with Origins' boss battles being a stark improvement over the ones from Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City. Related: Every Batman: Arkham Reference In Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League's Trailers
BATMAN ARKHAM ORIGINS PRO
This isn't the seasoned pro seen in Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham games, and there's a lot of enjoyment to be had in seeing Batman tentatively build many of the established relationships seen later in the series, such as with Jim Gordon.
Roger Craig-Smith stepped in to replace Kevin Conroy as Batman in Arkham Origins, portraying the younger Dark Knight with a sense of angsty bewilderment as the night keeps throwing more and more outlandish things at him to tackle. Taking place early on in Batman's career, Arkham Origins drew upon the likes of Year One, The Long Halloween, and Legends of the Dark Knight to tell its story. Bruce Wayne is yet to encounter the supervillains who would come to define his crimefighting career, and that makes the emergence of the Joker and Bane early a truly interesting prospect. Rocksteady may have created some of the greatest comic book video games with its Batman: Arkham trilogy, but there are things WB Games Montréal's Batman: Arkham Originsdid better. While it received mixed reviews upon its release, Arkham Origins is still a unique entry in the Batman: Arkham franchise that excelled in areas Rocksteady's games didn't, such as when it came to boss battles, and portraying the Dark Knight's detective elements. The game may have disappointed some fans in part because it was a prequel that didn't build upon Arkham City's shocking conclusion, but it was still able to contribute something valuable to the universe Rocksteady created, telling the story of Batman's first meeting with the Joker in a brilliantly-realized Christmas-set Gotham.
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