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Former general manager at WB Games, Laura Fryer, has revealed some more details about the cancelled project, including the real reason it was cancelled. In a YouTube video titled Fryer showed off some footage from the cancelled Batman title. The game is described as an open-world game "where gamers could explore and solve missions and could use different approaches like combat or stealth." Fryer didn't reveal when this game started development, but it was shelved in 2011 meaning it's very likely that it was in deꦿvelopment at the same time as Batman: Arkham City – which was also an open-world Batman game featuring combat and stealth.

, Fryer mentions, "the Batman Begins game had come out, and it was a disaster; Nolan didn't want a repeat of that experience."

Fryer added that the team had talked about postponing the game until after The Dark Knight Rises had released, but "leadership didn't want to wait that long, and we ended up shelving it in 2011." After that, many of the team mꦍembers moved over to developing the Lord of the Rings MOBA Guardians of Middle Earth.

Fryer also revealed that the Nemesis System was created because WB wanted to target second-hand sales.