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New Batman: Arkham Knight screens released
Warner Bros. have unveiled all-new screenshots and artwork from Batman: Arkham Knight.
Rocksteady Studios’ finale to its trilogy of Batman: Arkham games looks pretty good it has to be said. The screenshots showcase Batman and the Batmobile, as well as the new villain, Arkham Knight.
You can see the Batman: Arkham Knight launch trailer here.
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