The Arkham City: Riddler Trailer is Narrated by Villain Edward Nigma
Jason Soy — July 17, 2011 — Pop Culture
References: youtube & geektyrant
If you haven't been keeping up with the latest news on the new Batman game and watched this Arkham City: Riddler Trailer, then riddle me this: Where's the rock you've been hiding under?
The Arkham City: Riddler Trailer profiles Batman's most narcissistic villain, Edward Nigma, who routinely leaves puzzling clues behind at crime scenes for Batman to solve. Why does he do this? To flaunt his intellectual superiority over the Dark Knight, of course. But time and time again, Batman manages to foil the Riddler's schemes, so who's really smarter than whom?
The most captivating thing about this game teaser, though, has got to be how menacing the Riddler's narration is, constantly belittling the viewer and Batman to prove his ultimate and menacing point: "The Riddler is better than you."
Implications - Consumers are currently demanding stories that delve into the psyche of characters, as the psychology of characters is innately fascinating to consumers. Corporations can capitalize on this demand for cerebral storytelling by using cinematic advertising that characterizes the actors involved.
The Arkham City: Riddler Trailer profiles Batman's most narcissistic villain, Edward Nigma, who routinely leaves puzzling clues behind at crime scenes for Batman to solve. Why does he do this? To flaunt his intellectual superiority over the Dark Knight, of course. But time and time again, Batman manages to foil the Riddler's schemes, so who's really smarter than whom?
The most captivating thing about this game teaser, though, has got to be how menacing the Riddler's narration is, constantly belittling the viewer and Batman to prove his ultimate and menacing point: "The Riddler is better than you."
Implications - Consumers are currently demanding stories that delve into the psyche of characters, as the psychology of characters is innately fascinating to consumers. Corporations can capitalize on this demand for cerebral storytelling by using cinematic advertising that characterizes the actors involved.
Trend Themes
1. Character Psychology - Crafting narratives that explore the intricate psyche of characters can capture consumer interest, presenting opportunities for cinematic advertising.
2. Narrative Advertising - Using storytelling techniques in advertising campaigns to create character-driven narratives can resonate with consumers and create engaging content.
3. Cerebral Storytelling - Consumers are increasingly drawn to narratives that delve into the intellectual and psychological aspects of characters, providing possibilities for innovative marketing strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Film and Television - The film and television industry can leverage the demand for character psychology by producing engaging stories that explore the complex psyche of characters, attracting a larger audience.
2. Advertising and Marketing - The advertising and marketing industry can adapt by incorporating narrative-driven advertising campaigns that focus on character development to create memorable and resonant brand messages.
3. Video Game Development - Incorporating captivating narratives that delve into the psychology of characters can enrich video game storytelling, offering opportunities for immersive gaming experiences.
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