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I received this in the mail yesterday for Xbox. So far seems pretty similar to Arkham asylum, which is no bad thing! I loved that game.

I've noticed there's a lot more in the way of upgrades and collectables this time around, as well as a Catwoman side storyline.

Graphics are excellent for Xbox, seems to make full use of the Unreal engine :)

It's still a huge amount of fun unleashing massive combos on unsuspecting goons. Anyone else got it?

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It's a great game. I quickly smashed through it on PS3 in anticipation of MW3 because I knew once I got that I wouldn't play Batman for a while lol.

The main story line is a bit short but there is so much else to do it doesn't matter to much.

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