The voice acting is great.

The voice acting is good, too, even though different actors are playing the staring roles

The voice acting while not on par with the original Arkham games is still very good

The voice acting, despite a different cast of voice actors for Batman and The Joker, is quite good in its own right.

The gadgets feel very stale, the free-flow combat feels recycled with no new moves or animations, the voice acting is mediocre at best (Kevin Conroy, the previous voice of Batman, is not one that can easily be replaced... and in this game is not).For a city, such as Gotham which is supposed to be a lively massive sprawling

No Kevin Conroy, or Mark Hamill sadly, but the voice acting is still good

All in, the story is short, there are fewer (and less interesting) side quests than City, but the voice acting (even with new voice actors) is superb again and the story is told well.

Loves the art, plot, action, voice-acting

With a rich storyline, great voice acting and multiplayer modes it's clear that if you loved the first two games you need to pick this one up.

voice acting brings it to life+Familiar free flowing combat is still satisfying+Lots of side missions to keep you busy+A strong multiplayer componentThe Bad:-Gotham City feels strangely lifeless-Some of it is just a little too familiar.

Voice Actors:I understand why some people felt the voice-acting wasn't great, but I thought it was just fine

The voice acting is pretty good but the VO for Batman felt a little green

The voice acting is good.

I have no problem with the controls, there's no glitches, and the voice acting is great.

All the voice acting was pretty good, I thought

Arkham Asylum gave us excellent graphics, an excellent storyline, excellent voice acting and above all else, excellent gameplay.

Voice acting to me was great

The characters are interesting and nicely detailed, also the voice acting is great

it's certainly just as good and also functions as the next logical step in series design (prequel or not).The story is more intimate and direct this time, the cut scenes are visceral, and the voice acting is excellent, especially from the principal members of the cast

The game looks great, the voice acting is fantastic, the combat is just as fun as it was before, and the variety of villains you have to face is pretty good

Overall, Arkham Origins is a bigger Arkham City with a less coherent plot, better graphics, decent voice acting, and an attempt at online play

Voice acting is not terrible, not as good as the all star cast from previous games, but good enough

It is clear that plenty of effort went into making the story and gameplay come together, as well as into the fantastic voice acting and scoring

take on all of these characters that we all grew up loving, as well as it's dark and mature story

The cut scenes and story line was as impressive and entertaining as you can imagine, the voice actors do very admirable jobs, living up to the franchise standard set by the likes of Kevin Conroy and Mark Hamill.

The combat system is virtually unchanged from previous Arkham games, but for some reason, the controls just don't feel as perfect as before

He is in your sights, here comes batman gliding at you as fast as he can...who is gonna win!

First off, Batman can travel around the city just as well as he could before by gliding and using his grapnel gun to zip himself to ledges and rooftops

If you liked the first 2 games and want more then this is it, its just not as great as it could have been.

The story didn't have a sense of urgency and many elements felt like reheated leftovers from a really good meal...not bad, but not as good as when it was fresh

Countering more than one enemy is also improved as it requires you to press the counter button once for each enemy you are engaging

Some of the controls were changed, and I should have known I was in trouble as you can't improve on perfection.