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Batman: Arkham Asylum

September 2009 NPD Top 20 Shows Beatles Domination, Wii Fit Biding Its Time

The recently released top 20 best-selling titles of September 2009 show off Nintendo's systems, the Xbox 360, and more.

With the top 10 best-selling games of September 2009 released yesterday, the NPD Group released the top 20 list, which includes Scribblenauts, Batman: Arkham Asylum, Kingdom Hearts: 358/2 Days, and more.

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September 2009 NPDs Initial Report

Sales are up overall as PlayStation 3 leads the consoles for the first time since its launch and Halo 3: ODST sells 1.5 million in less than two weeks.

During the period of August 30 to October 3, the DS lead all systems with just over 500,000 units and Halo 3: ODST sold over a million more than the second game on the list, Wii Sports Resort.

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Press Release - Eidos Interactive announces the Prey in the Darkness Map Pack for Batman: Arkham Asylum

Wednesday 23rd September/...Eidos Interactive today announced the Prey in the Darkness Map Pack, a new downloadable map pack offering two additional Challenge Maps for the critically acclaimed Batman: Arkham Asylum" action adventure title. The new content will be available in the United Kingdom beginning September 24th as a free download on PlayStationNetwork and Xbox LIVE Marketplace.

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Press Release - Batman: Arkham Asylum Ships 2.5 Million

PC Version And DLC Now Available

Tuesday 21st September/...Eidos Interactive Ltd, creator of some of the world's leading videogame properties, and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, today announced that the number-one selling Batman: Arkham Asylum", firmly established as the must-have game of Summer 2009 has shipped in excess of 2.5 million units to retail since launch.

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Batman: Arkham Asylum Review

Who knew Batman could be transformed into a third-person stealth Bioshock.

When I first heard about Batman: Arkham Asylum, I thought it was too good to be true. I figured it would end up being nothing more than a typical disappointing licensed game. Then the pieces started coming together: Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill of Batman: The Animated Series fame were set to voice Batman and the Joker respectively, the combat seemed to capture the Dark Knight's signature style, and the story was being penned by prolific comic writer Paul Dini. At the end of it all, Arkham Asylum turned out to be one of the best licensed games I've ever played, and one of the finest games of its kind.

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