Posted By Ravi Sinha | On 14th, Jul. 2021
Batman Arkham Knight
Rocksteady’s open world epic doesn’t boast the most extensive of photo modes, simply allowing you to move the camera, adjust brightness and use different shaders along with hiding the HUD. However, considering it was released in 2015 before photo modes really went mainstream, it was a nice way to capture Gotham City in all of its stunning detail.
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