Batman: Arkham Knight the Latest Game to be Delayed

<p>Warner Bros&period; released two bits of news today regarding their upcoming blockbuster&comma; <em>Batman&colon; Arkham Knight<&sol;em>&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>First&comma; let&&num;8217&semi;s get the bad news out of the way&comma; Rocksteady is not ready to release the game in October of this year&comma; as planned&period; Instead&comma; they&&num;8217&semi;ll be releasing the game sometime in 2015&period; Disappointing for sure as this is just the latest in a string of high profile games to be delayed&period; Are games getting harder to make due to next-gen&quest; Or is the &dollar;60 price tag driving delays as developers look to cram in as much extra content as possible&quest; Either way&comma; it is a growing trend to push the game back and who can really complain if it has the same results as say <em>Watch Dogs<&sol;em> is enjoying right now&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>And now for the good news&period; Warner Bros&period; released a new trailer for <em>Batman&colon; Arkham Knight<&sol;em> which showcases the sheer brutality this vehicle can dish out&period; Not only is the Batmobile more than enough car to cruise around Gotham in&comma; it also comes equipped with some serious fire power in the form of Battle mode&period; With the push of a button&comma; players can switch between Battle Mode and Pursuit mode&period; By the looks of the trailer&comma; levels have been designed to incorporate both modes&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;<p>Again&comma; <em>Batman&colon; Arkham Knight<&sol;em> has been delayed till 2015&comma; when it will release for Xbox One&comma; PlayStation 4&comma; and PC&period;<&sol;p>&NewLine;