Gotham City Impostors

The eternal battle between the Bats and the Jokerz rages on at 
Gamescom with a new mode inspired by Battlefield’s Conquest.
Back
 at E3, Jeff Cork gave a thorough rundown of the basic info on Gotham 
City Imposters and detailed the Psychological Warfare mode. Now it’s 
time to talk Fumigation. The setup at Warner Bros. featured 3 vs. 3 
play, but the game features up to 6 vs. 6. We played on the crime alley 
map and let me tell you, it’s awesome to be able to teabag a fat guy 
dressed as Batman on the very spot where a young Bruce Wayne saw his 
parents shot dead.
Fumigation mode places three gas blasters 
around the map and you have to hang out around each of them until it’s 
claimed for your team. It shoots green gas when your team has it and red
 when it’s possessed by the opposing team.
For the most part, it 
plays pretty standard. It’s the navigation gadgets that makes Imposters 
stand out. The grapple gun allows you to zip up to most rooftops, and 
then once you’re up there you can traverse to other buildings across the
 street horizontally. The glide wings let you coast along whenever you 
jump. Plenty of trampolines are scattered everywhere so you can get a 
lot of air instantly. You can even do a ground pound on top of enemies 
from the floating state.
The Bats ended up winning, and as a 
payoff, loads of bats swooped in and killed all the Jokerz. Apparently, 
when the Jokerz win, the whole stage fills with poison gas.
All 
of the things you did while in the match contribute to your experience 
and overall level. Level ups will unlock new weapons, gadgets, and 
support items. But that’s not all. Players will also earn costume points
 to spend on new cosmetic items.
Imposters is set to come out in 
early 2012 for the cheap price of 1200 Microsoft Points on Xbox Live or 
$14.99 on PlayStation Network. To see Imposters' customization options, 
check out this video.
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