<p>Add another one to the list. A new post on the Steam community forum for Batman: Arkham City has a post from Warner Bros Erik Miller who stated that Rocksteady is working to convert Arkham City and the GOTY Edition of the game over to Steamworks before Games For Windows Live shuts down next year.</p><p>The announcement post states that... Dear Batman Arkham Fans - Microsoft has begun the process of closing down Windows Live services over the next year. To make sure there is no interrupted service, we will be moving the game to Steam for verification and update services for both the Base and GOTY versions of Batman Arkham Asylum and Batman Arkham City. We had already previously mentioned that Batman Arkham Asylum was moving from Games For Windows Live to Steamworks in our list of games switching over services.</p><p>Many gamers were livid that Arkham City wasn't on the list and were hoping that there would be some sort of fix or patch offered by Warner Bros.</p><p>As it stands, one of the major problems with the GFWL version of Batman: Arkham City on PC is that a lot of people are cut out from being able to save their game in Arkham City or access any of the game's DLC (since you have to be able to save the game). Microsoft never offered a solution or fix for the problem, and directed angry gamers to the publisher for a solution, even though it was their douche-grade DRM that caused all the problems in the first place.</p><p><a href="http://www.cinemablend.com/games/Batman-Arkham-City-Switching-From-GFWL-Steamworks-59961.html">Keep reading...</a></p>