Batman: Arkham Asylum

[Yoshi]

Rocksteady is including PhysX support in this, which is another step towards this being the ultimate PC release in terms of features.

Now you get 360 controls, Achievements, and PhysX support for $10 less MSRP.

[YellerDog]

Soooooo the cape looks slightly more like a cape. Groovy?

[Yoshi]

With PhysX technology enabled, players can explore darkened corridors packed with volumetric fog which reacts to Batman's movement and cobwebs which tear with his passing. Combat becomes a maelstrom of motion as office papers are thrown into the air alongside soda cans and litter as Batman lands each punch upon The Joker's henchmen. Throughout the game, the decaying gothic architecture is realized to an incredible detail with wall tiles chipping and breaking, stone pillars crumbling upon impact, and particles from breaking glass and debris shattering and falling down around Batman's feet.

[YellerDog]

zzzz

[Yoshi]

I'm sure that's how people feel about touches you put on animation as well.

[YellerDog]

I wonder if Emmy's are magnetic if you put them next to each other?

[YellerDog]

How silly of me, gold plating isn't magnetic!

[Yoshi]

I wonder if Emmy's are magnetic if you put them next to each other?

That would be the first use they've ever had if they are.

[YellerDog]

Good point. They are really heavy. I mean, more than you'd think.

[bVork]

Rocksteady is including PhysX support in this, which is another step towards this being the ultimate PC release in terms of features.

Now you get 360 controls, Achievements, and PhysX support for $10 less MSRP.

And one extra month of development. Which means at least one extra month before it's half-off on Steam or GoGamer.