Batman: Arkham Knight Reportedly Adds, Then Removes, Robert Pattinson's The Batman Suit

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Batman: Arkham Knight just added Robert Pattinson's Batsuit in a free update, but it was quickly removed soon after.

Yesterday was a great day for fans of the most emo Batman in the Caped Crusader's cinematic history because Robert Pattinson's suit from The Batman was seemingly added to Batman: Arkham Knight. But the fun was fleeting because just a few hours later, the suit was removed.