Cgrundertow Batman - Arkham city robin dlc for xbox 360 video game review

Who doesn't love a good dlc pack for the kickass Batman games that have been released over the last few years. I thoroughly enjoy being able to play as more characters in games that I absolutely love, and if you checked out my reviews on Arkham City you'd already know I'm absolutely crazy about this game. The Robin DLC package was released after Nightwing's DLC in November and currently costs 6.99 or 560 microsoft points just like the other package. The coolest part of this Robin's backstory is him being the Tim Drake. This Robin came into play after the second Robin dies in the series and Tim becomes the third Robin in existence. You also catch a little bit of Robin in the game when you're playing through the actual story when you're bombarded by some assassin's so if you still haven't got to that exact part, keep your eyes peeled for some Robin cutscenes. The downloadable content however only really gives you the ability to play the challenge maps. Robin's dlc includes him being usable in challenge maps and also gives two new challenge maps to the people who buy this. These two maps are freight train escape and black mask hideout. Both of these two maps all have intimidating names but are equally fun to play. Although the majority of my time you'll catch me playing with Robin on the Wayne Manor maps more. Robin's weapons and arsenal are more exciting I felt then Nightwings. With Robin you have his bo staff as his main weapon but also you have a zip-kick as well as many other gadgets for use. My favorite though was his shield because you can basically shield bash the crap out of a thug and they go falling over and after a takedown the guys' out like a light. Robin comes with more skins then Nightwing did though which rules, you get not only the animated series wide jawed boy wonder but also includes the Red Robin version of Tim Drake. It's also nice to go check your character models section and look at how much detail was but into the different models of Robin, especially the red robin. I feel as far as games on the 360 Arkham City is one of the best looking games to date, the lighting and textures are absolutely flawless to me on the console and actually I've also seen them on a pc too and you literally can see every hair on their head rendered. Rocksteady has a bunch of champions working on their game apparently. So whether your calling is as Nightwing or Robin the boy wonder, you'll want to at least check out one of the awesome packages available for download for the game that the Video Game Awards dubbed best 360 game to this year.