Batman: Arkham Origins story DLC cancelled for Wii U
One more piece of Batman: Arkham Origins DLC is still to come, a little story campaign, but it won't be coming to Wii U. Warner Bros. has confirmed that it's cancelled the Wii U release, as there's not enough interest. You know, the real Batman would stick up for the underdog.
One more piece of Batman: Arkham Origins DLC is still to come, a little story campaign, but it won't be coming to Wii U. Warner Bros. has confirmed that it's cancelled the Wii U release, as there's not enough interest. You know, the real Batman would stick up for the underdog.
"Based on demand for DLC content on the system, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has made the decision to remove its offering of the upcoming all-new story campaign for Wii U," a representative told Polygon today.
The confirmation comes after a report from GoNintendo that people who had bought the $20 DLC Season Pass were getting a refund. They'll get to keep the other DLC, though.
The Wii U version of Arkham Origins was always the least-loved, coming without multiplayer--though it was at least $10 cheaper. In a way it was surprising the game hit Wii U at all, given that most major cross-platform franchises are skipping Nintendo's latest console.
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One more piece of Batman: Arkham Origins DLC is still to come, a little story campaign, but it won't be coming to Wii U. Warner Bros. has confirmed that it's cancelled the Wii U release, as there's not enough interest. You know, the real Batman would stick up for the underdog.-
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I'm really confused - out of all possible variables, why would lack of multiplayer be the focal point of your purchasing decision for a multi-platform game? That seems like a really strange reason to go out of your way to buy the game only on one specific platform, especially when they already put forth the development effort to put the feature on the other platforms.
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I remember reading that Nintendo had Wii controller tech when they released the Gamecube, but decided to wait. If that's true, it seems like they are essentially a generation behind. Like the Wii's impact and revolution should have occurred in Gamecube's day. The combined popularity would have been nuts. Then the Wii U should have competed directly with the 360 and the PS3. The console landscape would have been completely shifted.
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