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I feel like these two pieces of media address entirely unrelated themes from one another. 

Batman is a self-contained universe, Watchmen is a commentary on said universe. 

Edit: If you mean solely over gameplay I've only played the Arkham games. 

Turncoat said: 

I feel like these two pieces of media address entirely unrelated themes from one another. 

Batman is a self-contained universe, Watchmen is a commentary on said universe. 

Edit: If you mean solely over gameplay I've only played the Arkham games. 

Yes the Batman games make no sense. You move like the Flash and the games are all baby shit easy because of it. In certain games crazy movement makes sense and can be fun, but I think the game industry just overdid it too much to appeal to people who always demand the same crazy movement mechanics to where even Batman moves like an anime character and honestly maybe even faster than most of them. Also the inability to turn off the challenges and timer in Predator ar maps is really annoying. I just want to enjoy the scene/experience and not worry about score and shit all the time.

To me realism = fun unless it's a cartoonverse like Smash and I especially don't like arcade/twitch shooters on pc because it's uncomfortable and just a headache. Even shooters on consoles with a controller are bit overrated but at least it's more fun and fair with a controller where you don't have to worry about settings and setup.

You move like the Flash and the games are all baby shit easy because of it.

He does almost half-way teleport in the Arkham games in combat, enough so they've almost defined it as it's own genre. Look into Kiborg if you enjoy this zip-zoom level of combat, otherwise... it's not the genre for you. 

Personally, if you're hating this kind of shit, look up the game Sifu. The movement's fluid, the speed is realistic enough, the buttons flow over each input having intention rather than being something complex to memorize, it's good shit.