Let the flame war begin.

Like it matters anyway lol,wow joker who cares.

I agree. Who cares? I'm buying it because I want to play as Batman, not as the Joker. Last time I checked this game wasnt called Joker: Arkham Asylum.

i've always hated exclusive anything...



let the systems stand (or fall) on their own.



it sucks to miss out on any gaming experience just because you couldn't afford all the systems, or happen to like one over the other.



oh the days of renting a SNES just to play killer instinct... Combo Breaker.

ps3 owners get the joker and batman...which is better than just batman. u see there is no point in denying it or making it seem like its all the same, for the first time ps3 will get exclusive dlc, thats great and all and i will enjoy it but there are way too many other good games coming out as well. i mean there is uncharted, mag, mw2 etc etc. so i think 360 owners shud get joker as dlc that way they can keep busy while im playing uncharted 2 and mag

No no no no... its C-C-C-C-C-Commm-BO!-Breaker!!!!

lmao barbie

LoL. Damn fanboys really need to just move on. Ironic how the "who cares" line just makes you think, IF YOU DON'T CARE, WHY DO YOU EVEN POST ON NEWS LIKE THIS?, it's obvious that you care... if you didn't you wouldn't be wasting your time.



Whether your a PS3 or 360 fanboy.... really.... grow up, it's just video games. It's not like your bickering or complaining is gonna change anything. It's nice to support a console but still... this is really getting pathetic.

i have ps3 will be getting this game not because of joker but because of batman sure joker is awesome but after playing a demo of this game it was frikin awesome just playing as batman frikin combos, slow motion kicks and punches, and throwing batangs what could possible be more awesome than that!!! the demo was awesome by the way but it only had challenge mode no a story mod level they could at least let us play one lever for story... but its better to wait i'm hype

i have an xbox and i don't care at all, the game looks like poop

Baby, BURN!

I do miss how you can buy a good game and know that all the content is in the game that the developers decided to put in it from the start without having to rely on dlc so much. It was nice to slap in a cartridge and just play without much hassle. Now it seems like a lot of games get released before they're either complete or requires the player to jump through hoops to play it fully. Don't get me wrong, I do enjoy a lot of the improvements and add ons with updates and dlc, but it takes away the value of my actual game if I want to resale it. Now when you go buy a used game, you have to download all kinds of stuff just to play it. First you need a decent internet speed. You put the disc in and have to install/sign in/update, wait for loading screens, download all the extra content, before being able to play the full game. Also todays consoles are so delicate to the environment. Old school cartridge systems were rugged and not as complex that you have to worry about every action you have your console in to keep it running. One of these days once memory cards get more storage capacity and be faster, game companies could revert back to a simpler way of managing data for us all to make life more simple like the good old console days.



Sorry for the rant. Just on my mind that's all

i am not surprise that gogeta85 is coming off as indifferent towards the exclusive dlc, to tell you the truth, im the same way. i kept hearing xbox getting is getting this and that, until i realized it really shoudn't matter since the game is good on its own. dlc is just extra to keep someone playing the game longer, and the longer it is kept, the cheaper it would be for resell.

full game downloads and 8gb memory cards would make it a reality on 360...



if only they would charge reasonable prices for memory cards it would work well...



$50 for 512mb, wtf is this the 90s... an 8gb sd card can be had for $15. show em the way nintendo...

@GUNBEHINDTHESU N: While I applaud you for a truly thoughtful post (amidst a bunch of silly, "Naw, keep your stupid Joker!" posts). At the same time, I think the reality is that we're never going back to the "old days" (whether or not that is really desired anymore). Whether or not future games will be on a wafer-thin flash card, a blu-ray, a download, or if Nintendo suddenly decides to make an N128 with a gigonzo-sized cartridge .... DLC is here to stay. And, for the most part, I kinda' like the 'Easter Egg' aspect of it: waiting for Thursday's PSN update to see what the publishers have to add-on to one of my favorite games. Yes, in the end, some day all of these consoles, and the network files will become obsolete. Trying to run all this DLC 10-20yrs from now might be hit-or-miss. So, 'retro-gaming' won't be as straight-forward in the future. But, Videogames are largely a 'disposable art' (we play, we conquer, we leave-behind), so DLC isn't so out-of-line with the core concept. And, (back on-subject) I have to give kudos to Sony for starting to play hardball with Microsoft .... because Joker IS a big win for PS3!

What are you smoking dude? Do research on what? No one here was comparing any facts/opinion. You want them to search on the "who cares" part?

major burn microsoft