'We don't feel that it needs a multiplayer element,' he says. Hill also notes that the game will not incorporate multiplayer. Let's just hope we don't have to do anything like tailing goons without being spotted.

It seems as if the car will be integrated into the open-world gameplay, then, rather than having its own dedicated action sequences. 'It's pretty much an unstoppable force.' The car can be summoned to Batman's location at the touch of a button, and you can eject from it and switch smoothly into a glide while the car pulls to a stop beneath you. 'Basically, nothing stops the Batmobile,' says Hill, referring to its ability to smash through barricades, trees and even building corners. Art director David Hego describes it as 'very next-gen,' while director Sefton Hill claims the team's aim was 'to make the best car in any game ever.' Hego makes his assertion on the grounds that the car takes about 160MB of memory by itself he claims that 'it will fit just about in an Xbox 360 if game.' A questionable claim, perhaps, but one that at least shows Rocksteady appears to be committed to making the new game a truly 'next-gen' experience. Perhaps the biggest addition to the new game is the Batmobile, which is highly detailed. Today, via GameInformer, we get to find out a little more about what the new game will offer. Is there something you think we should be reporting on? Email we heard that Rocksteady is working on a conclusion to the Batman Arkham saga.

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