With an open-world map more than five times bigger than its predecessor, Arkham City has plenty of room to move, and more than enough locations for villains and baddies to hide. Various parts of the city have been taken over by individual villains, and the art team has – literally – gone to town making sure that each turf zone is distinct from the last. We’re excited to see the new-look Penguin’s personal taste in homewares. We caught up with Dax Ginn, the game’s marketing manager (and potentially a bit of a villain himself), while at E3, to find out what – other than playable Catwoman – he’s most excited about with this return to Arkham City.
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