Ben Lindbergh

What if you could be all Batman?

What if you can be all gameplay styles?

If you want a more arcadey pick up and play...

gradual learning curve?

Or what if you miss the Arkham games and you want a little bit more complexity?

Again, you can get yourself into trouble when you try to do everything, but some of these games have somewhat successfully.

Now, one way I guess in which...

This game has been scaled back a bit relative to, say, the Skywalker saga.

I think the playable character count in the Skywalker saga is up to 380, something along those lines.

It was absurd.

It was genuinely absurd.

It was, yes.

And...

Maybe it's overkill at some point, or maybe it's you got to catch them all.

I don't know.

Completely disappreciate it.

But this game, they seem to have intentionally dialed that down a bit, even though all these eras and stories are represented.

You can't necessarily take the controls for all of them, which...

might be disappointing to people who are used to the more expansive suite of playable characters.

But it seems like that's been done for a purpose, namely that the characters will actually play a little bit differently, that there will be some specificity to them as opposed to just one size fits all.