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Warner Warner Bros. Games and DC today announced Batman: Arkham Trilogy is now available for the first time on Nintendo Switch™.
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- Warner Bros. Games and DC today announced Batman: Arkham Trilogy is now available for the first time on Nintendo Switch™.
- Batman: Arkham Trilogy was developed for Nintendo Switch™ by Turn Me Up Games.
- To view and share the official Batman: Arkham Trilogy Gameplay Launch Trailer, visit: Batman: Arkham Trilogy | Official Nintendo Switch Launch Gameplay Trailer
To download the latest Batman: Arkham Trilogy assets, visit: Batman: Arkham Trilogy Assets
Developed by Rocksteady Studios and released in 2009, Batman: Arkham Asylum is the first installment in the iconic Arkham series.
- *Please note, the character skin inspired by the suit from The Batman film is available in Batman: Arkham Knight only; it is not available in Batman: Arkham Asylum or Batman: Arkham City.
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Joker Warner Bros. Games and DC today announced Batman: Arkham Trilogy for Nintendo Switch, a compilation of Rocksteady Studios’ award-winning videogames that brings together the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, and Batman: Arkham Knight in one iconic package.
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- Warner Bros. Games and DC today announced Batman: Arkham Trilogy for Nintendo Switch, a compilation of Rocksteady Studios’ award-winning videogames that brings together the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City, and Batman: Arkham Knight in one iconic package.
- Batman: Arkham Trilogy is scheduled to launch for Nintendo Switch this fall 2023, complete with all previously released downloadable content (DLC) from all three titles.
- To download the official Batman: Arkham Trilogy Reveal Trailer and assets, visit: https://go.wbgames.com/Batman-Arkham-Trilogy-Reveal-Assets
Developed by Rocksteady Studios and released in 2009, Batman: Arkham Asylum is where it all started.
- Batman: Arkham Knight raises the stakes for The Dark Knight in Rocksteady Studios’ 2015 finale to the multi-award winning trio of Batman: Arkham games.
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Video game console The Nintendo Switch version brings new voice-overs in Japanese, French, German and Spanish, as well as subtitles in multiple languages.
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- The Nintendo Switch version brings new voice-overs in Japanese, French, German and Spanish, as well as subtitles in multiple languages.
- View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20221104005114/en/
IT TAKES TWO, Critically-Acclaimed Co-Op Action Adventure Game, Launches on Nintendo Switch Today (credit: Electronic Arts)
It Takes Two was born as a passion project that Hazelight spent years perfecting, and our team has been humbled with the growth of our vibrant community over the past year.
- With the Nintendo Switch version, we get to welcome new players into the games magical world, said Josef Fares, Founder and Game Director at Hazelight Studios.
- Turn Me Up Games has excelled in bringing It Takes Twos immersive world to Nintendo Switch.
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Online Retail Originally developed by BAFTA award-winning Hazelight Studios and published under the EA Originals label, It Takes Two will feature the acclaimed co-op experience players know and love, optimized for Nintendo Switch.
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- Originally developed by BAFTA award-winning Hazelight Studios and published under the EA Originals label, It Takes Two will feature the acclaimed co-op experience players know and love, optimized for Nintendo Switch.
- Turn Me Up Games has an excellent record in bringing world class games to Nintendo Switch, and we trust their expertise in bringing It Takes Twos fantastical world to the platform.
- Players can expect the same adventure and immersive storytelling of It Takes Two - that some already know and love - on the Nintendo Switch.
- It Takes Two is available for pre-order on September 13 and launches in retail and digital storefronts on November 4, 2022 for Nintendo Switch, Switch Lite and Switch OLED for $39.99.
