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==Rocksteady Studios==
 
==Rocksteady Studios==
 
*''Batman: Arkham'' series: In these games the player plays as Batman to defeat enemies like The Joker, Poison Ivy, Bane and other villains from the the Batman universe. The game stresses no violence and preferring players to use their wits to hide and stalk enemies rather than engaging in immediate violence. While you do need to defeat enemies physically in many circumstances Batman never kills anyone - preferring to knock enemies out and leave them to be captured by police. Also portrays capitalism in a positive light, due to Lucius Fox being a frequent ally in ''Arkham Knight'' and to a lesser extent ''Arkham City''.
 
*''Batman: Arkham'' series: In these games the player plays as Batman to defeat enemies like The Joker, Poison Ivy, Bane and other villains from the the Batman universe. The game stresses no violence and preferring players to use their wits to hide and stalk enemies rather than engaging in immediate violence. While you do need to defeat enemies physically in many circumstances Batman never kills anyone - preferring to knock enemies out and leave them to be captured by police. Also portrays capitalism in a positive light, due to Lucius Fox being a frequent ally in ''Arkham Knight'' and to a lesser extent ''Arkham City''.
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==Insomniac Games==
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*''Ratchet & Clank: Up Your Arsenal'': This game in the Ratchet & Clank franchise promotes the ideas of redemption, helping the military and the Second Amendment. It pokes fun at anti-racism and parodies of Britney Spears and Bill Clinton.
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*''Ratchet: Deadlocked'': This game in the Ratchet & Clank franchise has Ratchet sent to an illegal combat sport called DreadZone. It promotes teamwork and condemns slandering and Hollywood values.
    
==Debatable whether Conservative==
 
==Debatable whether Conservative==
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