If you played the originals then you know how good these games are. You can't go wrong with this trilogy.

This is a must play if youre even a slight fan of batman. The characters are amazing and joker is played by mark hamill who i think is the definitive version of joker. Good action and good stories.

A solid remastered version of two of the best superhero game ever created, it’s even cooler because it’s Batman. Both games contain all the DLC for each games. A great gift for any Batman fan!

Definitely a marked improvement from the PS3/Xbox 360 versions of the game both with it's graphics upgrade and frame rate. While there were a few people complaining about it being lower in graphics detailing then to the PS3/Xbox 360 I can tell you that's a bunch of hooey as this is pretty equal to what we saw with the a few games like Tomb Raider The Definitive Edition and The Last Of Us when you compared those games from the PS4/XBO versions to the earlier PS3/Xbox 360 versions and the audio has been improved pretty well too. The only small complaint I have is that the XBO set has the two games which are on separate discs stacked on top of one another still why you couldn't have one disc on separate flaps of the game case instead like they did with the PS4 version? Other then that small complaint the games run great no stuttering during gameplay and don't see any lagging or framerate drops but like I've mentioned before on another game review I'm not one of those framerate fanatics who sticks their head one inch from the screen to see if there's a slowdown in the game during certain events. So even if you have these two games for the PS3/Xbox 360 I still say this is definitely worth getting for fans of the game, for fans of Batman or just those looking for a great action game with one of the biggest bada$$e$$ of the DC Universe.

Arkham Asylum seems to have gotten the short end of the stick here. Arkham City looks glorious, however. I think the remaster was handled well enough, but I still get the feeling there was another layer of polish that was left out in favor of meeting a deadline.