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In a way, the game's actual struggle isn't the external war against Scarecrow and the Arkham Knight, but the internal one between Bruce Wayne and the Joker.
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He taunts and makes fun of Batman throughout the entire game, eager to have full control over The Dark Knight. In "Arkham Knight," Batman discovers that there are four other people Joker exposed to his blood, and they all begin to exhibit aspects of the madman's personality - and it's finally happening to him, too.Įssentially, Rocksteady gave us the Joker as Tyler Durden, Brad Pitt's character in "Fight Club" who is suddenly revealed to be Edward Norton's repressed split personality. The evil clown you encounter is in fact a hallucination, a consequence carrying over from the conclusion of "Arkham City," where Joker infected Batman with a toxic sample of his own blood. In "Arkham Knight," the Joker is actually dead. Mark Hamill's iconic Joker is in the entire game. You get used to things the more you see them, and it's harder to have the Joker scare you when you see him all the time.Įxcept it's all a fake-out. That's a laudable goal - the Joker is something of a crutch in Batman stories, overused to the point where having him show up isn't nearly as unsettling as it should be.
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