April 19, 2010 - It seems Batman: Arkham Asylum 2 is somehow going to be even darker than the first game. 

According to a report from ComicBookResources.com, famed Batman voice actor Kevin Conroy, who recently provided vocals for Batman: Arkham Asylum, discussed new details about the upcoming sequel from Rocksteady Studios. 

Conroy, who spoke during a panel during the Chicago Comics & Entertainment Expo this past weekend, said the new game will have a similar tone to the animated movie Batman Beyond: The Return of the Joker. "It's really, really dark," Conroy said of the game in relation to the film. "It involves a lot of the villains and it goes to that area - it's that dark." 

During the same panel, Conroy let slip that the villain Two-Face would be in the game. "There's a very complicated cast," he said after acknowledging his mistake. "A lot of villains are in it. I'll just leave it at that!" 

Publisher Warner Bros. announced the sequel at last year's VGAs award show, just months after the release of the first game. The publisher has sincepurchased the majority of studio.

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I like dark =)

I don't really like the dark... that bit in Batman AA where you couldn't use the gargoyle's was the most tense I have ever been while playing games

But anyway, I am sure that the game is going to be amazing

As long as Paul Dini is still writing it and they keep Frank Miller as far as away from the script as possible the game should turn out fine.

When Two-Face or Scarecrow (my two favorite comic book villains) show up, I pay attention.

Arkham Asylum was a great game (I'm actually going to go through it again sometime soon) so I'm eagerly anticipating the second! ^_^

Haven't played the first but I played the demo and really enjoyed (just waiting a cheaper price before I buy it) so you can say I am also excited for the 2nd one.

I'm also not a fan of dark games but Batman is an exception.

I really can't wait to see what new stuff will be in the sequel.

CANT WAIT!!!!!

I don't think he meant DARK as in "it's not easy to see" but dark as in a darker storyline