Batman: Arkham City pre-orders at GameStop include challenge maps

@(Unverified)

The GameStop closest to me is possibly the most incompetent store in existence. I get notified that my pre-order is in and when I go to pick it up after work, the guy tells me they have no record of my pre-order. I had the receipt in my hand and the voicemail on my mother ****ing phone. He then tells me to find out what happened so I won't get charged a restocking fee... like I'm the one who works there. Then he tries to sell me the game without the pre-order bonuses (which is the only reason I pre-ordered from them in the first place)... Then I had to deal with their "shining beacon of excellence" known as their online support...

Never again. Amazon, Newegg, anywhere but GameStop.

GameStop is good at forgetting you preordered games.

Especially collector's editions.

"Oh, that collector's edition of that rare game, that was sold out 6 months ago? The one you came in, and put down $10 on, and has sold out everywhere? The one you have a reciept for? Yeah, we don't have a record of that. Sorry. You get the regular edition with everyone else."

@(Unverified)

Why does the Joker's hair looked like smushed wet clay in the article screen shot?

@Co

Because they forgot to change the texture from his face to his hair.. Lazy *** artists!!

@(Unverified)

You're kidding me right? You came here just post that?

@The Joy of Painting w Bob Ross I know what you mean I pre ordered a game and put $30 down on it and when I went to pick it up they had no record so I had to go back to my house and get it. In the end it turns out that they entered my phone number wrong.
Now I just stick to Amazon, and Best Buy

@Special Agent Bob

And on that note, this should be the official picture used whenever companies scam us with pre-order/day-one DLC.

@(Unverified) shut up

Depending on what continunity you follow, he's been killed at least once before.

They did an entire movie on it. "Batman, Return of the Joker."

And depending on what cut you see of it, either Robin shoots him (while being brainwashed) or he slips, and grabs an electrical switch, electrocuting himself.

@(Unverified)
#1 Comics arent real. #2 Its just easier to not kill off characters because you inevitably have to bring them back to fill the massive void that your created, let alone pissing off all of your readers. #3 Resurrection involves long convoluted storylines. ...unless Geoff Johns writes it of course.