Kevin Conroy, the voice of Batman in Arkham City (and just about every animated outing of the character for the last two decades), has said there will be "future episodes" of Rocksteady's upcoming game.
Speaking to ComicBooked ahead of SDCC, Conroy said, "The gaming now is a big, new thing. The thing about Arkham City is that it’s going to be an ongoing game. You’re going to be able to download future episodes of it, so it’s going to be going on for quite a while. I’ve been recording it for a while. So that will continue."
Arkham Asylum had DLC in the form of combat maps, but Conroy's comments suggest something more story-based. Then again, Conroy's an actor, not a developer, and it might just be an awkward choice of words...
Speaking to ComicBooked ahead of SDCC, Conroy said, "The gaming now is a big, new thing. The thing about Arkham City is that it’s going to be an ongoing game. You’re going to be able to download future episodes of it, so it’s going to be going on for quite a while. I’ve been recording it for a while. So that will continue."
Arkham Asylum had DLC in the form of combat maps, but Conroy's comments suggest something more story-based. Then again, Conroy's an actor, not a developer, and it might just be an awkward choice of words...
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Rocksteady would be crazy not too..