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This icy-cold trailer comes fresh off the streets of Arkham City, as this trailer introduces us to Rocksteady’s chilling rendition of Mr. Freeze.
Harken back over a decade ago and you may remember Arnold Schwarzenegger’s ice-dry puns as the character in Batman & Robin (1997). Schwarzenegger, this Mr. Freeze ain’t. And good thing too – looks like this game is one we won’t soon need to put… on ice. Check the trailer out after the break.
Batman: Arkham City will be hitting shelves October 18th.
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