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As the PS3 platform is creeping ahead of Microsoft's Xbox 360 out comes this incredible game Batman Arkham Asylum PS3. Sure you can probably get this on another platform but whenever possible I choose to get games like this for my PS3. The graphics are so much better and PS3 is the best gaming experience currently available on the market.
What is cooler than getting a chance to be Batman and using all his neat stuff. you have too many nifty bat toys to use and of course tons of weapons. When you take the extremely creepy joker to the crazy house there is trouble. That's where the fun comes in. You go up against all sorts of villains that are actually pretty interesting themselves. This game has skill levels that give you more ways to play as you improve and more challenges.
You can play several different ways with this game. Try to master new skills as you go through different challenges. Or play the way that gets you points for what you go through. This one game gives you so much variety that it feels like more. You really can't beat that.
I liked playing on the Free Flow mode in this game. The point system is funner than plain old head bashing and fighting. I like that you have mysteries to work through which reminds me of that silly Batman show of old. The puzzles that you work through are appealing as well. You do use your brain power in this game as well as Batman's state of the art tools and stuff. The further you play, the greater number of challenges come up.
This game has some very enjoyable graphics. They look great and add to the playing experience. There is a ton of action and is the type of adventure game that both teenagers and adults will get into, maybe even together. Some family time from a game is a plus especially when it includes a teenager. It isn't impossible complicated like some games today, which is a plus.
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