Almost Perfect Stealth: Arkham Asylum Walkthrough (hard mode)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNF1PUl1oNw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50g4xNDVm50
http://youtu.be/_rUlPttETQo
My idea for a stealth playthrough of the game (not a complete playthrough, just the interesting parts). Pretty much silent exterminations which are better suited than ghost runs because there are times you have to clear the area of enemies before proceeding. I'll update the topic as I make more vids. Next video coming soon.
I have no doubt you will be find out something amazing stuff. Go! Aurel.
Well thanks. 
This is mostly stealth gameplay since there aren't as many opportunities for exploits (in other words games like AC and Elder Scrolls are more made to be exploited). Of course there are some stuff I've observed worth looking into.
Some good highlights I've recorded so far:
A few times of clearing a room with enemies.
Good use of multi batarangs.
A glitched scene.
Taking out one enemy in front of another without being seen.
A few tips for hard mode.
I'm currently stuck at the Bane boss battle. I've had my you-know-what handed to me at least forty times. This boss is frustrating in hard mode! It takes less than several hits for me to die and I have to get close to do damage. Grrr. Although someone managed to do that battle without taking any damage. 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wm7o_KqqENE
I never forget what you did in ACB's virtual training. 
The exploits let us to do something more, something better. I'm look forward to watch more of your findings, although I've never played this game. 
So, after you finish Asylum, you will have to do City and Knight, right?
Croc was always my favorite boss in Asylum...
Just added the next video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50g4xNDVm50
So, after you finish Asylum, you will have to do City and Knight, right?Croc was always my favorite boss in Asylum...
I already played and beat Arkham City, but I don't really plan on making any videos for it. Part of the reason is the enemies respawn (the ones not affected by the story, usually outside buildings). In Arkham Asylum enemies are scripted so that when you kill them they're gone for good, which adds more motivation to recording things while they're around.
Another thing about Arkham City is it turned out better than the first impressions said. Well actually the second impressions. First there was a cool intro and I'm psyched. Then it seems too open world (yes, it's possible for some games to be too open world. Games like Arkham Asylum, Splinter Cell and Metal Gear Solid are meant to be inside areas) with things not as dense as I would like them to be and impossible riddles. But after a while things changed. Most of the story missions took place inside buildings. Some of the riddles weren't impossible. And there are some awesome gadgets I wish Arkham Asylum could have had. But I still like Arkham Asylum more.
Part 3.
http://youtu.be/_rUlPttETQo