Batman: Arkham Collection steelbook for PS4 and Xbox One coming in September

The Dark Knight Returns… again

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There has to be some form of undiscovered civilisation out there that doesn’t own Rocksteady’s iconic Batman: Arkham trilogy yet, as it appears Warner Bros. are giving the magnum opus yet another release.

Online retailer Amazon uploaded (and then removed) a listing for steelbook release of Batman: Arkham Collection Steelbook Edition, featuring the amazing Batman: Arkham Asylum, the critically-acclaimed Batman: Arkham City, and the visually incredible but somewhat weaker Batman: Arkham Knight. As is always the case, Warner Bros. Montreal’s prequel Batman: Arkham Origins isn’t getting a look-in. This morning, Rocksteady confirmed the steelbook for release.

Given that the casing is a major selling point of this re-release, one would assume that the three games will be featured on a physical disc, rather than just be digital downloads. All three titles will include their post-release content, with the PS4 edition bagging a seemingly exclusive “Earth to Dark Knight” skin for Arkham Knight.

According to the listing Batman: Arkham Collection Steelbook Edition will launch for PS4 and Xbox One September 6 for around £40/$50.

Amazon UK lists Batman: Arkham Collection for PS4 and Xbox One [Gematsu]


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