See How Sound Effects Were Created For Batman: Arkham City

Among the people that worked on Batman: Arkham City’s sound effects was foley artist, John Roesch (The Dark Knight, The Matrix, Inception,Fight Club). In a developer diary feature, Roesch and game director, Sefton Hill, show how sound effects for Arkham City were created:

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Warner Bros. released the behind-the-scenes feature as part of their promotion for the upcoming “Game of the Year” edition of Batman: Arkham City. The updated edition will contain all previously released DLC and the new Harley Quinn’s Revenge episode, which takes a few weeks after the game.

 

Batman: Arkham City Game of the Year Edition will be available on May 29th in North America for the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3.


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