This cue extends though a tour of the trophy room itself, including two separate display cabinets set up for Bruce Wayne and Batman. So I inserted a variant track that's very similar to 'Trophy Room,' except without the subtle driving percussion. However, once we're done beating down the enemies and we start talking to the cop - the strongly named Elvis Jones - all the music goes away.

While this happens, the in-game music starts off as a track from the extended soundtrack, appropriately titled 'Trophy Room,' since the scene takes place in the Trophy Room. Once we finally get into the museum for real, we're presented with a sticky situation: three of Penguin's goons are torturing an undercover cop, who is part of a strike team sent in by Commissioner Gordon. I thought the upbeat, operatic string section provided a nice juxtaposition to the brutality he was threatening to inflict on his workforce. In this episode, Penguin convinces himself that he's reformed his villainous ways after a lengthy prison sentence, and attempts to join high society. For this little audio interlude, I used the opening theme of Penguin's third dedicated episode in Batman: the Animated Series, titled ' Birds of a Feather'. That said, Episode 8, on the other hand, is jam-packed with plot development, compelling twists and turns, and top notch gameplay action!ĭespite all the above sensor jammer-bashing, we do have to deal with the aftermath of that 'side' mission at the top of this episode, when Penguin broadcasts to his henchmen who failed to protect his devices, as we make our way back topside.

Sure, we got the first entrance into Penguin's museum, and the Zsasz backstory will be relevant later on, but the presence of those sensor jammers (even though they're technically part of the main story missions) doesn't have much of an impact on the plot. I probably shouldn't admit this, but looking back on it, the entirety of Episode 7 could have been lifted out of the timeline without too many adverse effects.

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