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Good to see Rocksteady isn't swinging their last bat in Gotham; the Arkham-verse expanding is like finding out your favorite comic run isn't over. Also, big props for making 'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' accessible offline post-launch—it’s a solid move for us gamers who like to dive in without always being tethered to the net.
Gunn's tease about the Arkham-verse's longevity is like a Batarang thrown into the future of gaming—it's pretty exciting to think about what's on the horizon. And with an offline mode for 'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' coming after launch, Rocksteady is listening to the bat-signal from fans who crave that solo play.
Super stoked to hear James Gunn is keeping the Arkham-verse alive, it's like the story that keeps on giving And props to Rocksteady for ensuring 'Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League' will eventually cater to the offline gamers too – totally gets that not everyone's on board with always-online play. 🎮🦇