Batman: Arkham City

Batman: Arkham City
Developer: Rocksteady Studios Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Platform: Windows Released internationally: October 18, 2011 This game has unused graphics. This game has unused models. This game has unused text. This game has a prerelease article

Batman: Arkham City is the followup to Arkham Asylum. The inmates have now taken over a portion of Gotham City, and Batman heads in there to make things right.

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Prerelease Info

Unused Graphics/Models

Character Trophies

These character trophies were either edited or cut before the final release. A video covering them can be found here.

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  A second pose for the Nurse. While she does have a pose in the gallery, this one is not used.

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  A trophy for one of the reporters at the start of the game.

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  While Sickle did appear as a Character Trophy alongside Mr. Hammer, Sickle was originally going to have a solo trophy.

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  A leftover from Arkham Asylum.

Unused Textures

Talia Clayface

It seems originally Clayface was meant to impersonate Talia, just like he does with Joker, Gordon, etc. While this was cut from the final game, all of the textures for such are left in the files.

Talia Al Ghul based Clayface.

Other Graphics

A variation of Clayface's icon in Arkham City was found in the files.

Another cut enemy, a second Clayface henchman, also didn't make it into the final game.

(Source: IceMage)

Unseen Locations

In the Wayne Manor Challenge Map, behind an inaccessible wall outside the map, a staircase and a small room can be found. This looks like an unfinished section, so perhaps developers just didn't want to continue expanding the map. This is highly likely, as the staircase also appears in the Community Challenge Pack in Arkham Knight.

(Source: MrJAG)

Oddities

Nightwing

According to the credits, Nightwing is voiced by Quinton Flynn. However, he has no lines in the game, which could mean he was supposed to have a larger role.

Wii U

Some parts of the E3 demo area for the Wii U release have been made partially playable. Gameplay footage can be found here.

(Video: Wastelander121)

Playable Joker

Joker was originally going to be a playable character, but wasn't in the final game for unknown reasons. Proof of this can be found in Return to Arkham City's files, as it uses an older version of City as a base, and in Batman: Gangland (the unofficial precursor to Arkham Origins Online) which contains assets from this game's Joker. Gameplay footage of him (restored by modding) can be found here.

While no story elements are present, it appears Joker would've functioned merely as another challenge map exclusive like Robin and Nightwing.

(Source: Wastelander121 (video))