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So flipping tired


So I was looking at a copy of OXM this morning. It had an article on AC (a few months old), and on one of the screen shots, you can see the big "W" on the Wayne Enterprises building in the background. Since one of the Riddler challenges in AA is to take a picture of the W, I was curious if you might be able to see maybe the walls of Arkham City or some detail. Since they had an idea what the second game was going to be about with the blueprints in the warden's office, I thought maybe they did a little detail in the environment as well. But if my memory is correct, you can't make out too much detail in the city backgrounds. Just a thought.

Hold down LB <=========left button<=======right above left trigger.

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are you sure?

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yep, hold down left button.

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Finally...

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That was painful..

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That was painful..

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No joke. Saw that this morning. No offense, Fox, but that was weak sauce

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No offense, Fox, but that was weak sauce

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FTR, each page holds 20 comments.

i wiki'd it

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In Croc's initial string of appearances — a Batman and Detective Comics crossover story arc that culminated in Jason Todd adopting the mantle of Robin — he was depicted as an unnamed, shadowy figure in a trenchcoat. A ruthless criminal who wants to become the crime kingpin of Gotham City, Croc works behind the scenes using methods like sniping to eliminate his criminal competitors. He briefly is in competition with a small army of Batman villains under the leadership of the Joker. When Batman finally confronts his mysterious foe, the villain is revealed to have a massive physique and reptilian appearance. It is then revealed that his real name is Waylon Jones, born with a form of atavism that imparted him with reptilian traits. His drunk aunt grew to hate her nephew's hideous appearance and brutal behavior. While still an adolescent, his aunt abused him and bullied him by calling him names like "Lizardboy" and "A reptilian freak". Croc killed his aunt, becoming a small criminal. After countless killings and biting off Aaron Cash's hand, Batman and the new Robin defeat Croc but he breaks Batman's back but luckily not enough to cripple him. In these original, pre-crisis appearances, Killer Croc resembled a powerfully-built man covered entirely in green scales, but was still basically human in his facial proportions and build. He was also originally depicted as gunning down Jason Todd's parents (this was later retconned to make Two-Face their murderer). His appearance and personality have become increasingly bestial, explained in the comics that his disease has slowly robbed him of all identifiable human traits. In his most recent appearances, he has an elongated snout and tail. In Batman #489, Killer Croc attacks a shopping mall. After delivering several blows to Croc, Batman (this was Jean-Paul Valley's first appearance as Batman) is distracted by a glimpse of Bane; Croc then grabs Batman and tries to break his back again. He fails, and Bane pits himself against Croc, breaking his arms. He is then put back into Arkham Asylum. When Bane helps get Batman's rogues gallery out of Arkham in the Knightfall saga, Croc goes to get revenge on Bane. While in the sewers, he smells Bane and goes after him, but finds only Robin. Bane then attacks him, but the ledge they are standing on breaks and the three fall into the sewers. The fight ends up as a draw. Croc later returns attacking the docks to try and lure Bane out, but is defeated by Dick Grayson- now acting as Batman after Bruce defeated Valley before taking time off for self-analysis- without realising that he is facing a new Batman.

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