Now this is the real test of how much creative control Rocksteady can exert over Warner Bros. We already know they let them kill Joker in part two (as long as he stays dead that is), but as was the general notion in regards to Batman potentially meeting his maker as we went into Dark Knight Rises, there's an encroaching feeling that this could be the final entry in the Arkham series too. Why? Because Rocksteady have confirmed this is the last one they're ever going to make, which means Warner Bros. will once again get handed development rights to pick at story threads if they want to continue. Again if Joker stays dead, that means we're going to have a long-running Batman franchise with one of the main villains down for the count, which any fan of the many stories they're yet to pull from will tell you, is a bad idea indeed. Many say Christopher Nolan should have ended Rises just as Alfred looks at the camera, before the reveal that Wayne was still alive came in, thereby leaving his own stamp on how things played out and allowing the fans to decide for themselves just what he was looking at. But alas Bruce was revealed and a wave of fanboy-hell was unleashed forevermore. This time however we're living in a world where this backlash is well known, and going off how well Rocksteady know the mythos along with the decisions they've made so far, we can't wait to see what their final scene is going to be. What are you looking forward to in the new game? Let us know in the comments!
