Like it or not, DC is pretty much everywhere right now, and no ensemble cast of characters are more famous than the Justice League of America. Despite being one of the comic book company's foremost series, the League has found relatively little success outside of its original medium. Sure, we may have the universally acclaimed Justice League animated series to commend for its genre-defining tenure on Cartoon Network, but gaming spin-offs, films and other TV shows have fallen far below the standards once consistent with DC's name. Justice League: Heroes did in fact take a good stab at the license, but it paled in comparison to its superior Raven Software counterpart, Marvel: Ultimate Alliance - even if it does remain as one of DC's best videogames to date. A truly great adaptation of the Justice League is long overdue, but given DC's latest attempts to bring all their mediums closer towards synergy, the arrival of the Justice League film may offer strong indication of where the Arkham brand will venture next. It'd be an almost ridiculous task to model all of the League's characters as well as they've done with Batman, but if all the components are handled with enough care and dedication, the prospect of a game doesn't just excite - it seems natural. After all, Rocksteady's countless allusions to a world outside of Batman couldn't have been for nothing, right?
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