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I'd really love a 'Bane' game, but I didn't exactly enjoy the way he was protrayed in AA. He's not a brainless brute like The Hulk.
What many non-comic book readers(who watched 'Batman & Robin') don't know is that Bane is NOT a steroid-humping, muscle-headed freak as portrayed in that movie. If you've read the storyline "Bane of the Demon", you'll see that he is much more intelligent than the average human-being. Even Ra's al Ghul was impressed with him, considering him as the 'Perfect human specimen', second only to Batman himself.
If they're gonna do this, let's hope they make him more than just muscles, and actually give him meaningful lines instead of just "RAAAARRRGH!"
nah, just more batman !
rocksteady should bring us a superman game.....