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We see a young Wayne go from happy to miserable in one second as he watches the death of his parents, their funeral, then becomes hardened in school and a trained assassin while with the League of Shadows. Finally, we see him in the present - still getting knocked down - but knocking right back.
From the trailer, you get the sense this game is going to be really different from the previous two - "Arkham Asylum" and "Arkham City." Batman's far from his prime and has a way to go before he's the famous crime fighter we know.
That makes sense considering the new game isn't being made by Rocksteady, the company which produced the first two games.
Instead Warner Bros.' Montreal - the studio's two-year-old video game startup - is in the driver's seat, and the game doesn't look like it will disappoint.
"Batman: Arkham Origins" comes out in stores October 25 on PC, PS3, Xbox 260, and the Wii U.