Batman: Arkham Asylum 2009 Video Game Based On The Dc Comics Superhero Batman. It Was Developed By Rocksteady Studios And Published By Eidos Interactive In Conjunction With Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment For The Playstation 3 And Xbox 360 Video Game Consoles, And Microsoft Windows. It Was Released Worldwide For Consoles.
Written By Veteran Batman Writer Paul Dini, Arkham Asylum Is Based On The Long-Running Comic Book Mythos. In The Game’S Main Storyline, Batman’S Archenemy, The Joker, Instigates An Elaborate Plot To Seize Control Of Arkham Asylumand Trap Batman Inside With Many Of His Incarcerated Foes. With Joker Threatening To Detonate Hidden Bombs Around.
Most Of The Game’S Leading Characters Are Voiced By Actors Who Have Appeared In Other Media Based On The Dc Animated Universe; Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill, And Arleen Sorkin Reprised Their Roles As Batman, The Joker, And His Sidekick Harley Quinn Respectively. The Game Is Presented From The Third-Person Perspective With A Primary Focus.
The Game Received Critical Acclaim—Particularly For Its Narrative—And Won Several Awards, Including Best Action Adventure Game, Best Game, And Game Of The Year From Different Media Outlets. It Held The Guinness World Record For “Most Critically Acclaimed Superhero Game Ever”. A Game Of The Year Edition Was Released On March 26, 2010.
