Celebrating 100 years of Warner Bros heroes & legends

This year, Warner Bros is celebrating a century of storytelling—and you can join the party with this bundle filled with the legendary heroes, series, and titles from WB Games! Protect Gotham City city as iconic DC superheroes in Gotham Knights and Batman: Arkham Knight Premium Edition. Battle to save existence in the mythic fighting game series entry Mortal Kombat 11: Ultimate Edition. Get Back 4 Blood, Middle-earth: Shadow of War Definitive Edition, Mad Max, and more—and help support charity with your purchase!

  • apotheotic (she/her)@beehaw.org
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    Outside of Arkham and Shadow of War, this bundle is hot garbage lmao. 100 years of WB legends and this is what they settle on

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    I should have been clearer in my initial phrasing. The value for money of the bundle is awesome - even if all you care about is arkham and mordor. If you’re a fighting game enjoyer then you’re eating well.

    It’s just a bit of a shocker that this bundle is the bundle that represents “100 years of WB heroes and legends”

    It’s a bit more like “which WB games have been released somewhat recently that were somewhat well recieved” (which is totally fair for a bundle of this price, its the title I take issue with)

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      Two Mortal Kombat games, Injustice 2, Mad Max, Mordor games…that’s a lot for $10-$15. It’s a great deal if you only wanted two games in the bundle. They probably ought to have put Injustice 1 in there, but what can you do?

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        I should have been clearer in my initial phrasing. The value for money of the bundle is good - even if all you care about is arkham and mordor.

        It’s just a bit of a shocker that this bundle is the bundle that represents “100 years of WB heroes and legends”

        It’s a bit more like “which WB games have been released somewhat recently that were somewhat well recieved” (which is totally fair for a bundle of this price, its the title I take issue with)

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          Oh, I see. WB also refuses to make games that don’t have to do with their movie properties, with few exceptions. And since they’ve entered the gaming industry, some of their other notable games have been live services like Infinite Crisis and Gotham City Imposters that have since shut down.

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      I’ve played everything in the bundle outside of Gotham Knights. I get it if you don’t like fighting games, but I had fun with every one of them (besides GK, as mentioned). They are all solid games, even Mad Max.

      In other words… that’s just, like, your opinion, person.

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        I should have been clearer in my initial phrasing. The value for money of the bundle is good - even if all you care about is arkham and mordor.

        It’s just a bit of a shocker that this bundle is the bundle that represents “100 years of WB heroes and legends”

        It’s a bit more like “which WB games have been released somewhat recently that were somewhat well recieved” (which is totally fair for a bundle of this price, its the title I take issue with)

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        Ok, I was quick to judge, my bad.

        Even then, I feel that most of these are mediocre, even with the Arkham games.

        Its worth the price, Arkham, Madmax, shadow of mordor are great games