Batman: Arkham Knight Edit Recreates The Batman's Batmobile Chase

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The Batman's theatrical release has left a wide impression on the Batman mythology with its distinct interpretations of characters. The Batman's grisly detective-noir aesthetic and moody ambience has defined it uniquely from previous films, and has also prompted fans to wonder how these mechanics could translate to Batman games.

The Batman has since drawn many comparable nods to the beloved Batman: Arkham franchise due to its rhythmic crowd-control brawls and investigative detective work. Further, there have been mods that add Robert Pattinson's Batman to Sifu. However, there is one sequence from The Batman that cannot be recreated in Sifu, nor can it be achieved in any of the first three Batman: Arkham installments, due to one important gameplay feature: Batman: Arkham Knight's Batmobile.

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YouTuber Batman Arkham Videos has recently shared an edit of Batman: Arkham Knight that closely recreates the iconic Batmobile chase from The Batman. With cinematic edits and cuts, Batman Arkham Videos replicates this scene with close-up shots of Batman in the Batmobile as he swerves and pursues a militia van. Batman strikes the van with a missile and topples it before he walks toward Penguin's crashed vehicle with the same upside-down shots and orchestral theme from The Batman.

The Batman's Batmobile chase sequence sees Batman pursue the Penguin through busy Gotham City streets in the rain. Penguin causes an accident that results in a large traffic fire explosion that he believes has stopped Batman, but Batman appears with the Batmobile leaping through the flames and then rams into Penguin. Batman then exits the Batmobile and slowly walks toward Penguin's crashed, upside-down vehicle