Batman: Arkham Knight Gets New Gameplay Trailer [Update: Part 2]

By Alex Osborn

[Update]: Batman: Arkham Knight gameplay continues to flow through the Youtubes into our eyeballs, despite the really high-tech sonar goggles we stole from Batman's cave. Check out the second part of the Ace Chemicals Infiltration gameplay trailer above before waiting patiently for the conclusion at the PlayStation Experience this weekend.

[Original]: Rocksteady Studios has released a new trailer for its upcoming superhero title Batman: Arkham Knight. 

In the video we're treated to gameplay footage in which the Dark Knight infiltrates Ace Chemicals. Give it a look below and marvel at the game's next-gen visual beauty. It's worth noting that the Batmobile makes an appearance and doesn't disappoint.

 

Batman: Arkham Knight is set to release on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and PC on June 2, 2015. We're sure to hear more about Rocksteady's trilogy-capper in the weeks and months to come, so be sure to stay tuned to GameRevolution for all your Batman-related needs.

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