Arkham Asylum gets some red hot DLC action!

Readers of this blog may be aware that I am a huge fan of the recent Batman game. If you've yet to play the game the I strongly recommend you download the demo and if you've already done that, then buy the game already!
(For more info about the game, check out my review of Batman: Arkham Asylum)

Along with an amazing story the game also offers an addition "Challenge" mode in which Batman (and Armoured Suit Batman after completing the game) get to fight off hordes of foes and silently take down enemies in a handful of challenges.

Within the first week of the game's release, we lucky PS3 owners got our hands on B:AA first DLC- playable Joker content. This opens up a few Challenges that can be played as the Joker.

Recently there have been a few more nuggets of free DLC on the PlayStation Store- more challenges for Batman and Armoured Batman. (Sadly no more levels have been released for Joker, but it's early days yet).

I recently played through all 4 of the new challenges and thought they are definitely worth getting- especially since they're free! The most interesting of the 4 challenges is a new Survival Mode in which you get to fight off an infinite number of bad guys. This is a nice touch to the game, as I always felt that this was one challenge that the game was definitely needing.

The fact that 4 new challenges have been released so quickly can only mean good things for the future of the game. Fingers crossed that the next batch of updates include more Joker content.

-- BIZNITCH --

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Waiting For Your MAG Beta Code??

If like me you signed up to the MAG Beta competition last week and have yet to receive your code, tomorrow should be the day the rest of us receive our codes.

Shijima European SOCOM & MAG Franchise Producer posted the below message in response to a lot of unhappy people over at the EU Forum who did not receive beta codes yesterday and signed up way before many of the people who did receive codes.

Sorry you haven't had any news so far today but I genuinely had nothing to tell you ... until now! I won't go into details about what went wrong with the process because that doesn't help anyone, but suffice it to say we have learned from this experience and so shouldn't encounter the same problem again (at least, not on my projects).

I realise those people who registered earliest deserved their codes first according to the wording of the competition, so I can only apologise unreservedly for disappointing you and letting you down. Contrary to what some people might think, Sony do care about their community and as a face for Sony on these forums, I make it my job to do my best to help you guys.

Anyway, enough waffle and onto the good news... I can confirm (according to the Ops team) that everyone in all regions who registered but never received their code will be sent one over the course of tomorrow, probably by 2-3pm UK time. Furthermore, in an effort to try and do a Quantum Leap ("put right what once went wrong"), we will be sending out codes to the remaining 20,000-odd people who registered. So, if you managed to register on the site before the competition closed, I am told that you WILL get your code tomorrow (barring any network, ISP or email bounce problems that are beyond our control).

For those of you who missed the registration period, I believe the Community Admins are planning a mini giveaway for each region to give people an extra chance. I'll leave it to them to post more info when they're ready though (probably later this week).

Again, sorry for the balls-up but I hope this goes some way towards making amends.

Fingers crossed for tomorrow!

Shijima

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WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 Roster

Last night GameSpot revealed the WWE SmackDown vs. Raw 2010 lineup to the world. If you missed the live show, featuring The Miz, WWE Diva Eve and The Fink you can watch it here.

Check out the roster below, and make sure you head over to the official site - smackdownvsraw.com - tonight for renders and bios of the WWE Superstars featured in the game.

Or click here for the renders now

Here's the roster...

Pre-Order Only

Stone Cold (pre-order only, Game.co.uk in the UK)
The Rock (pre-order only, Play.com in the UK)

SmackDown

Batista
Chris Jericho
CM Punk
Dolph Ziggler
Edge
Eve Torres
Finlay
Jeff Hardy
Jesse
John Morrison
JTG
Kane
Maria
Matt Hardy
Melina
Michelle McCool
Mike Knox
Natalya
Rey Mysterio
R-Truth
Shad
The Brian Kendrick
The Great Khali
The Undertaker
Umaga

RAW

Big Show
Beth Phoenix
Carlito
Chavo Guerrero
Cody Rhodes
Evan Bourne
Festus
Gail Kim
Jack Swagger
JBL
John Cena
Kelly Kelly
Kofi Kingston
Mark Henry
Maryse
Mickie James
Mr. Kennedy
MVP
Primo
Randy Orton
Santino
Shawn Michaels
Ted DiBiase
The Miz
Triple H

ECW

Brie Bella
Christain
Ezekeil Jacksoon
Goldust
Nikki Bella
Shelton Benjamin
Tommy Dreamer
Vladimir Kozlov
William Regal

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FIFA 10 Trophies

Bronze

Shooting Boots
Score 5 goals in 1 Arena kick-about

Off the Woodwork
Score off the post or cross bar in a match

Camera Man
Upload a video to EA SPORTS™ Football World

Hard Earned Win
Beat a 5 Star team with a ½ Star team Online or when playing Professional difficulty or higher

Grind it Out
Win a match with 10 men Online or when playing on Professional difficulty or higher

Cup Upset
Win a 16 team Tournament with a 1 Star team when playing on Professional difficulty or higher

Wheeler Dealer
Buy 50 players in your Manager Mode career

Good Friend
Create a goal for a Friend with a cross

Well Travelled
Win a match in every stadium

Total Control
Win a match with fully manual settings (no assistancecan be switched on)

Top of the League?
Win a match in a Friends League

Photographer
Upload a Screenshot to EA SPORTS™ Football World

Lounging Around
Score 2500 points and win 5 Badges in a single Lounge Mode match

A Star Is Born
Create a Virtual Pro

Around The World
Play a match with a team from every league

Underdog
Win an Online Head to Head Ranked match using a weaker team than your opponent

Experimental
Play 5 consecutive Online Head to Head Ranked matches using a different team

Looking Good
Download your Game Face from EA SPORTS™ Football World

Recognise Anyone?
Download your Club member Game Faces from EA SPORTS™ Football World

Window shopping
Visit the FIFA 10 Store

Theatre of Dreams
Upgrade your Stadium Manager to Level 10

Phoenix from the Ashes
Make a 5 Star team out of a 2 Star team or lower within 5 seasons in Manager Mode

Good Form
Play 5 consecutive Online Head to Head Ranked matches without losing

Practice Makes Perfect
Work on your skills in Practice mode

Silver

Challenging Schedule
Complete a Manager Mode Season without simming a game

Real Fan
Play for over fifty hours

Always Available
Complete a season in Be A Pro: Seasons without simming a game

Team Player
Play a Pro Club Championship match as a full team (10 players)

Skilled Pro
Unlock 100 EA SPORTS™ Football World Accomplishments with your Virtual Pro

Double Champs
Win consecutive League titles in any top tier League in Manager Mode

Climbing the Ladder
Win consecutive promotions with the same Club in Manager Mode

No Pressure
Achieve 100% Board Confidence at any Club in Manager Mode

Globetrotter
Win titles in all 5 major European Leagues (England, France, Italy, Germany & Spain)

Limited Resources
Win a League or Cup in Manager Mode with a 1 Star team or lower

Gold

Ton up
Win 100 Online Classic Ranked Matches

The Treble
Win 3 trophies in 1 Manager Mode Season

Established
Become a 5 Star Manager

Platinum

Football Legend
Unlock all other trophies (excluding additional content trophies)

Along with these, there are 4 secret trophies, amounting to a total of 42 trophies.

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SKATE 3 Confirmed, May 2010

It's official- Skate 3 will be on the shelves by MAY 2010. Great news for all Skate fans, but it does beg the question: Why are they releasing so many Skate titles in so little time? Of course the answer is for the money, obviously, but I'm still having fun with Skate 2.

Personally I think that they should work on some more DLC. It couldn't be that hard to make updates to add more tricks into the game, an option to buy more levels or open up new sections of the map or even make new multiplayer modes- a free roam split-screen would suit me just fine.

(This was a bugger to get a hold of, as the official UK site for SKATE still hasn't been updated, and the American one just re-directs you back to the UK...)

But all this said, I will probably buy this title straight off. As much as I'd prefer DLC, there are some major flaws on Skate 2 that could be fixed or improved- namely the crappy physics when you're off your board...

--BIZNITCH--

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Just Cause 2 Dev Diary

After watching the video I can't help but think Just Cause 2 looks like a cross between Spider-man, Bionic Commando and Mercenaries which is no bad thing. The graphics look great for a sandbox style game with lots of detail when it comes to clouds and the tree rich mountains. Hopefully the gameplay will be just as good as the graphics, with more variation when it comes to the missions over the first just cause.

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Uncharted 2: Among Thieves - Trophy List

Platinum - Platinum (Platinum)
First Treasure - Find one trasure (Bronze)
Apprentice Fortune Hunter - Fid ten treasures (Bronze)
Novice Fortune Hunter - Find 20 treasures (Bronze)
Cadet Fortune Hunter - Find 30 treasures (Bronze)
Intermediate Fortune Hunter - Find 40 treasures (Bronze)
Practiced Fortune Hunter - Find 50 treasures (Bronze)
Proficient Fortune Hunter - Find 60 treasures (Bronze)
Professional Fortune Hunter - Find 70 treasures (Bronze)
Expert Fortune Hunter - Find 80 treasures (Bronze)
Crack Fortune Hunter - Find 90 treasures (Bronze)
Master Fortune Hunter - Find all 100 treasures (Silver)
Relic Finder - Find the Strange Relic (Bronze)
Survivor - Defeat 75 enemies in a row without dying (Silver)
20 Headshots - Defeat 20 enemies with headshots (Bronze)
100 Headshots - Defeat 100 enemies with headshots (Bronze)
250 Headshots - Defeat 250 enemies with headshots (Silver)
Headshot Expert - Defeat five enemies in a row with headshots (Bronze)
Run-and-Gunner - Defeat 20 enemies by shooting from the hip (without aiming with L1) (Bronze)
Hangman - Defeat 20 enemies with gunfire by aiming while hanging (Bronze)
50 Kills: 92FS - 9mm - Defeat 50 enemies with the 92FS - 9mm (Bronze)
50 Kills: Micro - 9mm - Defeat 50 enemies with the Micro - 9mm (Bronze)
30 Kills: Wes - 44 - Defeat 30 enemies with the Wes - 44 (Bronze)
30 Kills: Desert - 5 - Defeat 30 enemies with the Desert - 5 (Bronze)
20 Kills: Pistole - Defeat 20 enemies with the Pistole (Bronze)
70 Kills: FAL - Defeat 70 enemies with the FAL (Bronze)
70 Kills: M4 - Defeat 70 enemies with the M4 (Bronze)
50 Kills: Dragon Sniper - Defeat 50 enemies with the Dragon Sniper (Bronze)
30 Kills: Moss - 12 - Defeat 30 enemies with the Moss - 12 (Bronze)
70 Kills: SAS - 12 - Defeat 70 enemies with the SAS - 12 (Bronze)
50 Kills: M32 - Hammer - Defeat 50 enemies with the M32 - Hammer (Bronze)
30 Kills: RPG - 7 - Defeat 30 enemies with the RPG - 7 (Bronze)
200 Kills: GAU - 19 - Defeat 200 enemies with the GAU - 19 (Bronze)
30 Kills: Mk-NDI - Defeat 30 enemies with the Mk-NDI (Bronze)
Triple Dyno-Might - Defeat three enemies with one explosion (Bronze)
Granade Hangman - Defeat ten enemies with granades by aiming while hanging (Bronze)
Bare-knuckle Brawler - Defeat 20 enemies with hand-to-hand combat (Bronze)
Bare-knuckle Slugger - Defeat 50 enemies with hand-to-hand combat (Silver)
Bare-knuckle Expert - Defeat ten enemies in a row with hand-to-hand combat (Silver)
Master Ninja - Defeat 50 enemies with stealth attacks (Silver)
Steel Fist Master - Defeat 20 enemies with a single punch, after softening them up with gunfire (Bronze)
Steel Fist Expert - Defeat ten enemies in a row with a single punch, after softening them up with gunfire (Silver)
Charted - Easy - Finish the game in Easy Mode (Silver)
Charted - Normal - Finish the game in Normal Mode (Gold)
Charted - Hard - Finish the game in Hard Mode (Gold)
Charted - Crushing - Finish the game in Crushing Mode (Gold)
Thrillseeker - Complete one Competitive Multiplayer game (Bronze)
Buddy System - Complete one Cooperative Multiplayer game (Bronze)

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Review- Batman: Arkham Asylum

I've been awaiting this game for a while, ever since I heard that they were scrapping the idea for a "Batman: The Dark Knight" game. To date I can only think of ONE successful film-to-game adaptation that worked- "Spiderman 2". That game was brilliant, it had everything; free-roaming, sandbox web-slinging that was amazing fun, fighting (although that needed some work) and a story that worked for not only those that had watched the film but also for those that had never seen it, by not solidly following the story of the film. Instead the game decided to not only feature the film's story line, but to include other plots lines by including characters from the cartoons and comics that have never featured in the films (in fact, I played the game before seeing the film and felt the film lacked what the game had... And the Bruce Cambell narration didn't hurt!)

Most people felt that as the focus was entirely on a new game, then final product could fall incredibly short of the standard that "The Dark Knight" had set. These people had clearly never played a computer game in their lives.

Although "The Dark Knight" was a great film, (one of my personal favourites) this game is in a different league. That's not to say it's better or worse, just different... But brilliant never the less.

The game starts as the Dark Knight himself leads the Joker to prison- namely Arkham Asylum, where Gotham's greatest and most psychologically interesting Villains call home. The opening plays much like the recent boom of "Playable Movie" games (to which I have a soft spot for) such as "Metal Gear Solid" or "Call of Duty 4" in which you simply walk alongside joker as he is dragged into the depths of the insane asylum. Along the way you pass a few of the inmates, such as Killer Croc, all of whom swear to "someday soon" wreak vengeance upon Batman.

Once the Joker reaches what he decides to be his final destination, beyond Batman's grasp, he inevitably breaks free and unleashes his insane and ingeniously complex plan onto Arkham- letting loose all of its inhabitants along the way.

The whole game is set on the island of Arkham and it's safe to say that the game designers managed to get a lot of mileage out of this one island. After completing tasks in certain areas you often wind up back tracking later in the game after acquiring new technology and gadgets to access new areas. In most games this would become very tedious very quickly, but in Batman they managed to keep it interesting by adding new enemies in each area or obstacles to over come, forcing you to take new and interesting routes.

A good example of this is at one point in the game Poison Ivy escapes and the island becomes overgrown with deadly pant life. A building that you had previously cleared of Jokers goons was now filled with leafy obstacles, with the floor covered in poisonous red gas, forcing you to find new ways across each room.

One thing that that I really liked about the game was how well it has been placed within the "Batman Universe". There is a real sense that this game takes place in a mere snippet from Batman's (and for that matter, Gotham's) life, constantly suggesting that things have happened before the game and will continue after the game has ended. The game also tilts its hat to many of Gotham's most notorious Super Villains- from famous film foes such as Mr. Freeze and Two Face, to the more obscure, perhaps unheard of bad guys like Humpty-Dumpty and Prometheus. This was done in a variety of ways, from dotting memorabilia from the villains around in display cases (such as the Penguins umbrellas and the Cats claws and goggles) to newspaper clippings on notice boards and in some cases stumbling across their prison cells (in one instance you battle several foes at once, right next to a holding cell surrounded in ice...) Another nice touch was including unlockable biographies for Gotham's most notorious criminals, as a non-Batman fan-boy it was great to learn a bit more about these imaginative criminals.

Throughout the game Batman is treated to a sort of running commentary from the Joker via the security speaker system. When I first heard about this I thought that it could get slightly tedious after a while, but it's safe to say- it doesn't. Mark Hamill does an exceptional job voicing the Clown Prince of Darkness, I even found myself hanging around areas just to hear what he had to say!

But Joker isn't the only Super Villain to talk to Batman, the Riddler makes an interesting cameo, adding an on-going puzzle solving element to the game. Not far into the game the Riddler starts communicating to you in similar ways to the Joker, giving you lists of riddles to solve and hidden items to find in each location. These puzzles and collectibles aren't necessary to completing the story, but I found them incredibly fun. I often spent hours in certain locations hunting down each puzzle, determined to solve them all before progressing to the next area, long before realising that most puzzles can only be solved later in the game after acquiring the right equipment. This really played well into Batman's character building, which at first you wouldn't think about because, lets face it- he's Batman, every knows him! But what the films often gloss over is that he isn't a super human fighter, deep down he's simply a detective- and a damn good one at that.

The main object of the game is to use Batman's detective skills to hunt down Joker and any other escaped convict. Tapping L2 opens up "Detective Mode" in which everything turns slightly blue and key elements are highlighted in orange such as breakable walls, ventilation ducts and security panels. With this on you can also see bad guys through walls, as well as seeing whether or not they are armed which is crucial as running head on with a group of armed guards will more often than not end in death. The Detective Mode changes throughout the game as Batman uses it to track down finger-prints, tobacco trails and even the trail left from the whiskey on someones breath! As great as this mode was there was one crucial flaw with it- it was so good, I never wanted to turn it off. I went everywhere with it on, so that I could see bad guys a mile off, find trophies, find secret areas, everything was made so much easier.

This was a shame really as the graphics without Detective Mode on were superb. The attention to detail was astonishing, making the game incredibly atmospheric. Most "atmospheric" or "gritty" games these days often just end up being dimly lit games that are primarily gray and brown, but Batman goes beyond this. The colours in the game are fantastic, from the bright red mist that surrounds Poison Ivy's plants, to the bright green Joker graffiti and even the crude face-paint upon some of the inmates, all the while keeping up a very dark and brooding atmosphere.

The story itself is very immersive as Batman works his way through Arkham trying to put a halt to Jokers plans, often causing him to walk directly into Jokers traps, set up by his side-kick Harley Quinn. Throughout the story you are also stalked by The Scarecrow, as he slowly pumps his mind altering gasses into the buildings of Arkham causing Batman to periodical hallucinate, bringing his deepest fears to life. This can happen at any moment meaning that one minute you could be walking through a corridor before it slowly starts to morph into an alley way, leading you to your dead parents. It is a brilliant aspect of the game, one which often leads you to question Batman's sanity yourself.

The variety of "Boss" characters, such as Killer Croc, Bane and Poison Ivy was great, constantly keeping Batman on his toes. One criticism that I could make though was that each Boss battle seemed quite anti-climactic. It was nice to not have to simply have a stand-off fight with each boss, taking down Super Villains in different varieties was quite interesting, but it never felt challenging enough. I remember feeling incredibly nervous entering Killer Crocs liar, but ultimately there has no imminent danger from the 11ft monster.

My favorite element of the game was easily figuring out new ways to take down the groups of enemies on the island. Running into armed guards head on would leave you dead in seconds, so having to climb to the rafters and pick them off one by one was always fun. Setting traps for inmates, luring guards over to some explosives, distracting one guard so that you can quietly pick off the other never became tiring. However, on those occasions when there was a group of unarmed bad guys, running in to face them all in hand to hand combat was always great fun! Trying to string up high combos with the "Free Flow Combat" system was heaps of fun, which lead me to playing a lot of the Challenges.

The Challenges were basically one of two mini-games; either "Fight all of these guys" or "Try and take down these armed guards without being seen". Although they were both very fun at first, as the difficulty curve went up my interests waned. We PlayStation owners were also treated to exclusive playable Joker content, which let you face most of the challenges as the Joker. This was far more fun than I expected as the Jokers movement and style of combat was more interesting and different from Batman's, more so than I was expecting.


All in all I would definitely recommend buying this title, especially for the PS3 as the exclusive Joker content is great (for a while at least). Extra content aside, the main game is superb. The story telling is excellent and the characterisation of each, well, character is spot on. Deciding exactly how to take down a group of inmates never got boring and solving each riddle was much more enjoyable than I had expected. The only down side that I can think of really is that the boss battles were some what anti climactic. Another thing I noticed was that a lot of the gadgets were slightly redundant. You are given an array of different weapons to take down foes, but in the end you will simply throw a batarang and jump straight in while they're knocked out leaving gadgets like the sound activated explosives sat unused in the inventory. It would have been nice if there were moments when you were forced to use some of the more complicated gadgets, or even a bit more variety (I didn't see a single can of "Shark Repellent"...).

But all in all, these are minor flaws. I would still thoroughly recommend this game, one of the best, if not the best, titles released this year. Definitely the best comic-to-game adaptations to date. It is polished to a shine with brilliant level design, great graphics and the best Villains you will see in any game this year. I could go on for hours about this game, but that would just delay you even further from buying it!

So go! Go now! Arkham Asylum needs you! (It's always good to end a review with the cheesiest thing you can think of... Adam West would want it that way...)

--BIZNITCH--

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Trine Trophies

Here’s the exclusive trophy list for the long-awaited physics-based platformer Trine.

Bronze

Astral Introduction
Complete Astral Academy

Tripleshot!
Hit at least three different monsters with a single bow shot

Footskull Fan
Kill at least 50 monsters in a single level with the Knight’s Charge ability

Silver

Academy Master
Collect all experience in Astral Academy

Hallways Master
Collect all experience in Academy Hallways

Wolvercote Master
Collect all experience in Wolvercote Catacombs

Graveyard Master
Collect all experience in Dragon Graveyard

Caverns Master
Collect all experience in Crystal Caverns

Crypt Master
Collect all experience in Crypt of the Damned

Dungeon Master
Collect all experience in Forsaken Dungeons

Castle Master
Collect all experience in Throne of the Lost

Forest Master
Collect all experience in Fangle Forest

Thicket Master
Collect all experience in Shadowthorn Thicket

Ruins Master
Collect all experience in Ruins of the Perished

Mines Master
Collect all experience in Heartland Mines

Village Master
Collect all experience in Bramblestoke Village

Forge Master
Collect all experience in Iron Forge

Tower Master
Collect all experience in Tower of Sarek

Completed!
Complete the entire game

What a View!
Build a tower with at least 12 Wizard-created objects and stand on top of the tower without collapsing it

Master Ninja
Complete 5 swings in a row to the same direction with the grappling hook

Whoops!
Kill 3 monsters with a single physical object drop or throw

All Boxes And No Play…
Create 500 objects in a single level

Better Than Developers!
Complete Tower of Sarek without any deaths on Very Hard difficulty

Gold

Master Collector
Collect all experience in the game

What’s next?
Complete the entire game on Very Hard difficulty

Treasure Hunter
Find all secret items in every level

Platinum

Way Out of the Trine
Earn all Trophies in Trine

Plus, there are 5 secret trophies. Frozenbyte have previously stated that ‘Trine has total of 32 trophies: 6 bronze, 23 silver and 3 gold. That means the 5 secret trophies are:
3 Bronze Trophies
2 Silver Trophies

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WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2010 Trophies

Here is the trophy list for WWE Smackdown Vs Raw 2010.

Bronze

Story Designer
Create an original story using WWE STORY DESIGNER Mode.

Face on the Big Screen
Convert a HIGHLIGHT REEL into an entrance movie.

Check Out the New Threads
Create ALTERNATE ATTIRE for a CREATED SUPERSTAR and new THREADS for a WWE SUPERSTAR.

Silver

A Showman Like No Other
Have a total of 20 or more 5-star rated matches in your overall history.

Mickie James Story
Complete the MICKEY JAMES story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.

Edge Story
Complete the EDGE story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.

HBK Story
Complete the HBK story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.

Orton Story
Complete the ORTON story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.

Brand Warfare Story
Complete the BRAND WARFARE story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.

Created Superstar Story
Complete the CREATE A SUPERSTAR story in ROAD TO WRESTLEMANIA mode.

Developmental Graduate
Complete the TRAINING CHECKLIST.

Career Growth
Increase the overall rating of a CREATED SUPERSTAR to a 90 or above.

Finisher of the Year Candidate
Create a dive finisher, in Create A Finisher mode, and use it in a match (single player only).

Ask Him Ref!
Win 10 matches by submission (single player only).

Ahead of the Pack
Win as tentative Champion from start to end in CHAMPIONSHIP SCRAMBLE. (single player only)

Shoulders to the Mat
Win 50 matches by pinfall (single player only).

A Grappling Machine
In one match, perform all 16 STRONG GRAPPLE moves on your opponent (single player only).

Gold

2010 Hall of Fame Nominee
Induct a Superstar into the HALL OF FAME,

Nothing More to Collect
Unlock all the playable characters and bonus items.

Royal Rumble Specialist
Win a 30-Man ROYAL RUMBLE as the first entrant without changing Superstars (single player only).

And STILL Champion…
Defend a Title in a Championship Scramble match on Legend difficulty (single player only).

Platinum

PLATINUM
OBTAIN ALL OTHER TROPHIES

Plus there are 4 secret trophies as well.

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