Kotaku has just reported that Warner Bros was well aware of the problems and issues that plagued the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight for months. Kotaku claimed that its sources – that for obvious reasons could not name – told it that all the problems that PC gamers encountered in Batman: Arkham Knight PC were the exact same, unchanged, almost a year ago. Continue reading Report: Warner Bros Was Well Aware Of Batman: Arkham Knight’s PC Issues For Months →

And we are back. Warner Bros issued today a new statement about the status of Batman: Arkham Knight’s PC version. As Warner claimed, Rocksteady is now leading its “team of developers and partners as we work on the PC performance issues that players have been encountering.” Continue reading Warner Bros Issues New Statement About Batman: Arkham Knight PC, Releases First PC Patch →

Warner Bros has just announced that it has suspended future game sales of Batman: Arkham Knight for the PC. According to the publisher, this suspension is due to the current state of the PC version and will be lifted once it addresses the game’s issues to satisfy its quality standards. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – Warner Bros Suspends Future Game Sales Of The PC Version →

And this was bound to happen. Despite the fact that Rockstead and Iron Galaxy have not released any patch to address the absence of AO in the PC version, some SweetFX mods appeared that do exactly that. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – SweetFX Mods Bring Ambient Occlusion To The PC Version →

The PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight is simply a big clusterF. And from the looks of it, the game reverts back to DX10 when the NVIDIA Gameworks effects are activated. And no, that’s not a joke. This actually happens, and it perfectly shows how big of a mess the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight actually is. Continue reading Report: Batman: Arkham Knight Uses DirectX 10 When NVIDIA Gameworks Effects Are Activated [UPDATE] →

We all pretty much know how awful the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight actually is. And while it was to be expected that the publisher would not admit such a thing, it did state some ridiculous facts that will definitely make you laugh. I mean this… this is how the Batman died on the PC (unless of course Warner Bros, Iron Galaxy and Rocksteady decide to fix this mess, however at this point this seems unlikely). Continue reading Warner Bros Issues Ridiculous Statement About Batman: Arkham Knight’s PC Problems →

Things are definitely not looking good for the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight. A couple of hours ago, John informed you about the disappointing performance of Batman: Arkham Knight’s PC build. And if that wasn’t enough, some modern-day graphical effects are missing from that particular version. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – PC Version Lacks Modern Graphical Effects (AO, Bokeh DOF & Rain Textures) →

Batman: Arkham Knight has just been released and it appears that Rocksteady went full “Ubisoft.” Batman: Arkham Knight suffers from a lot of tech issues on the PC. From underwhelming performance to stuttering and asset streaming issues, this PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight is easily as awful as Ubisoft’s Watch_Dogs or Assassin’s Creed: Unity. No, in fact this is worse than Unity, because – like it or not – Unity at least displayed gorgeous visuals (albeit its awful LOD settings). Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight Is A Technical Mess On The PC, High versus Low Comparison Screenshots →

Rocksteady has updated the PC minimum requirements for Batman: Arkham Knight. According to the new minimum PC specs, an AMD Radeon HD 7950 will be required in order to play the game. Rocksteady has also listed a GeForce GTX 660 as a minimum GPU for NVIDIA owners. Continue reading Batman: Arkham Knight – Minimum PC Requirements Updated, AMD Performance Issues Reported →