If you felt like the latest trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight left more questions than cool answers and spoilers for the game you are not alone. Rocksteady showed off the Dual Play mode a little bit in the game but there was little explanation as to how it will truly work in the game and the free-flow combat that will ensue. That is also not to point out that there was speculation on the Joker being back alive in Batman: Arkham Knight because of the green robots. All of which is now put to rest with Rocksteady's first Batman: Arkham Insider video.

Yes, it looks like Rocksteady is going to start taking to a video series to better show off why we should all be picking up Batman: Arkham Knight in the next few months. This is a nice little addition to all of the news for the game as it does clear out all of those pesky speculations that start to run around the net after seeing just little snippets out of context from the game. Like the fact that those green robots are controlled by the Riddler and not the Joker so that can be put to rest. Also how the AI will work specifically in Dual Play outside of just looking cool in Batman: Arkham Knight.

The full video is below but I think the coolest tidbit we get for Batman: Arkham Knight that wasn't mentioned above is the fact that you can don any of the character skins from the start of the game. You won't have to grind through a second or third time just to play the game with whatever character skin you may so want in Batman: Arkham Knight which is nice. Oh, and somehow the tech team there have been able to remove loading screens when moving from environment to environment. Batman: Arkham Knight should be one long seamless game according to what they have to say.

Did that clear up all of those questions you currently had for Batman: Arkham Knight? Did it raise any new ones? Is this all just repeating itself just to keep the game on our radars? I think so but what do you think? Let us all know your new thoughts on Batman: Arkham Knight down in the comments and I'll be sure to repeat them over and over to pretend to give an answer to you.