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Co-chairman and co-CEO of DC Studios James Gunn has actually stated Suicide Squad: Kill The Justice League will not be the last we see of the Arkham Universe.
In a short backward and forward on social networks platform Threads, Gunn was asked outright if Rocksteady’s upcoming release would be the last video game embeded in this universe. In reaction, Gunn responded: “No strategies of it being the last.” This post has actually considering that been eliminated from the platform, although it stays thanks to screenshots of the exchange.
In another post – which stays live at the time of composing – Gunn stated he was anticipating the release of Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and “ideally more”. He included he was a “fan”.
Digital Foundry talk Arkham Knight Switch catastrophe and more.
There had actually been concerns whether Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League would be the last video game to be embeded in the Arkhamverse, after Gunn mentioned in 2015 that future DC computer game at Warner Bros would belong to a bigger linked universe (although he later on clarified he didn’t suggest all video games).
Rocksteady itself has actually been having problem with leakages since Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League’s alpha test in November. These leakages are still continuing to this day, so if you are eager to keep the video game a surprise, make sure to silence keywords on websites such as X (previously Twitter) and so on.
After numerous hold-ups, Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is set to launch on 2nd February 2024.
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Somewhere else in the Arkham Universe video games, Rocksteady’s Arkham Trilogy just recently launched on Nintendo Switch, with a touching homage to Batman voice star Kevin Conroy.
Unfortunately, nevertheless, these video games have actually stopped working to impress, a minimum of in regards to efficiency, with Digital Foundry calling the Switch port “virtually a catastrophe, extremely lowering in every possible method”.
As a side note, the Nintendo Switch trilogy significantly does not consist of Batman: Arkham Oranges. While embeded in the exact same universe, this specific release was produced by WB Montreal rather of Rocksteady, and is usually less favoured amongst fans and critics.
