Other characters like Two Face and Catwoman only get a small tweak by comparison, where facial detail and animations are identifiably an equivalent as before. It’s one among the foremost striking changes within the game but better? It’s up for debate. Even his monocle is given a crisper glass material, now uncomfortably crammed into his orbit. A case in point: the Penguin gets an entire revamp of skin shaders across his face, adding more stubble within the remaster, and usually rearranging all scarring detail on his forehead. Such changes may irk those conversant in the original’s stylistic direction in some cases details are simply amplified, in others we get wholesale overhaul. Very similar to Virtuos work on Final Fantasy X & X2 HD, the game’s vibrant cast of heroes and villains are given facelifts to varying degrees.
Character models.įirst up there’s the obvious: the character models. It’s worth stating directly that the Nvidia PhysX enhancements on PC remain locked thereto platform, and neither console gets the physics-based smoke, particles and debris. However it does create a stimulating setup for a comparison, letting us pit these PlayStation 4 and Xbox One conversions against the first PC code running at max settings. The visual changes are often striking but sadly, glaring issues with performance cannot be overlooked. Each were originally built on a modified Unreal Engine 3, but developer Virtuous that is best known for the ultimate Fantasy X and X-2 HD remaster chooses to revamp its character models that overhaul its lighting and add higher resolution effects across both. The Batman Return to Arkham remasters are a stimulating technical exercise, bringing the newer features of Unreal Engine 4 to 2 older classics -Arkham Asylum and its sequel Arkham City.
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