[quote name='Magus' timestamp='1320017107' post='710067']
Also fired up [b]Batman: Arkham City[/b], and while I think it's miles high above Arkham Asylum (We already know I didn't care much for that game), it does leave you hanging a bit. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind not being held by the hand but it can seem a bit overwhelming because it don't really give you much on what to do. There are quite a few side missions I have on the map and I'm like where do I go first? Other than that I like what I'm seeing with Arkham City so far.
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For sure, if you actually want to put time into that game there are more collectables than you can ever imagine, like the 400+ Riddler trophy things.
speaking of Batman... I have been playing [b]DC Universe Online[/b]. I mostly got it because my friends were all playing it, and it is FREE! I don't have any experiance with MMORPGs prior to this one, however it does seem like the leveling up and powers are a bit limited. I am sure having all these people play together is taxing, but even the stats don't seem to matter. What is the point of leveling up your strength if a character with half the stats can just hit you two more times? There is also a really annoying armor destruction element that forces you to stop what you are doing and head all the way back to your base and find a shop. You don't need to do this often, but when you do its a pain.
Its not all bad though. The character customizer is pretty good, though you only get to choose three colors (that does make sense though) and the body types are a bit limited (you will never see a fat super girl and that kinda makes me sad.) Another thing you can customize is how they travel. you can choose flight, super speed, and acrobatics. All of these are really fun, and with the giant cities, this is important. Another good aspect is the universe in general... they pretty much did everything right, including having all the characters, and the difference between cities. The missions in this game typically involve you killing minor bad or good guys, but they leave the actual hero's for boss battles. They do spruce it up with a few random objectives that include picking up junk lying on the ground, which isn't interesting, but it can be challenging when you are in the middle of a fire fight.
Anyways, there is a lot to this game, and I am just starting... but if you have the hard drive space I would suggest sticking through the three hour download (unlike Boo) because you might actually like it, and its FREE!