In attempting to bring Batman: Arkham Knight from PS4 and Xbox One to Nintendo Switch, the technical limitations of the hardware are laid bare - but fundamentally, the port just doesn't feel as though it's been confidently handled, with a range of tech issues. Bearing in mind their PS3/Xbox 360 origins, we expected more from Arkham Asylum and Arkham City - but even these exhibit off-putting issues. Oliver Mackenzie has all of the details.
Batman: Arkham Trilogy Nintendo Switch Review - A Disastrously Poor Release
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