Batman: Arkham Insurgency - 11 Things It Must Learn From Asylum

5. Use A Batmobile That's Actually A Batmobile

The Batmobile is not a tank, okay, Rocksteady? We know you already understand this, because the first glimpses we got were those sick sequences in Arkham Asylum where Bats first beats up the thugs attacking his ride, then skewers Bane with the thing, sending them both into the brink.

Narratively, this then led to Bruce watching Christopher Nolan's biopic of himself and deciding to make a Bat-tank, only to keep calling it the Batmobile. Rocksteady would allow for the AA version to be playable again on some specific Raceways that appeared as Arkham Knight DLC, but aside from these two scenes in Arkham Asylum, that was all we got for the 'real' Batmobile.

It goes without saying that a sleeker Batmobile is the more iconic, and now we're even more years away from the Nolanverse as back in 2015 when Arkham Knight released, let's have Bruce make a version of the car that lines up with the character's more established iconography.

Even Telltale's Batman got it spot on.