Batman: Arkham Asylum was the best Batman game ever, and one of the best licensed games in history. The huge success spawned a sequel, Batman: Arkham City, taking on a new plot, a new enviorment, and improving on the freeflow combat introduced in Asylum. This game swooped the title of best Batman game ever from its predecessor. Then came the prologue to it all, Batman: Arkham Origins. A new story, improved graphics, and a gang of new bosses to defeat, this game continued to help Rocksteady, the developers, rise to glory.

Now comes the final game, Batman: Arkham Knight. Promising a world five times as big as Arkham City, free driving of the Batmobile, and new gadgets to help you take down crime. I immediately rushed to Gamestop, money in hand, to pre-order the game. Much to my disappointment, the clerk told me it was only coming to next-gen consoles and the PC. Why not the old-gen consoles? Not everybody can afford these next-gen consoles, and millions of people still use old-gen consoles.
We don't care if it's a horrible port with slow loading times and terrible textures, we just want it on the Xbox 360 and PS3. You can't release three games of the series on old-gen and then the new one on next-gen.