Most would agree, however, such iterations have been little more than hackneyed cash grabs to coincide with and supplement the movies. Sure, with the debut of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, we've seen plenty of games loosely based on their big screen counterparts (e.g., Iron Man, Thor: God of Thunder, Captain America: Super Soldier, etc.). It's a wonder, then, that more video game producers have yet to capitalize on this same success, or try their hand at comic book inspired games - especially considering the current cape-and-cowl trend dominating cinemas. The Batman: Arkham video game series did for gaming what Christopher Nolan's The Dark Knight trilogy did for film: it fully realized the medium as a dynamic, complex, and accolade-worthy platform for superheroes, while still maintaining the respective franchise's impressive scope.
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