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While oodles of older series have received reboots, revivals, re-releases or spirtual successors lately, we can't even pay to download the poor old No One Lives Forever games. What could put Monolith's delightfully daft spy-fi shooter series out of action for so long? Well, it seems the question of who exactly owns the rights is something you'd need a super-secret agent to investigate.
A screenshot of the Injustice: Gods Among Us roster shows Ares and Killer Frost on the villains side, just days after the two were revealed by Xbox Live Marketplace items.
Yes, yes, you may be sick of all the games in the MOBA gold rush chasing the success of Dota 2 and League of Legends, but if I were to say you could play as Batman in one, wouldn't part of you be a little bit excited beneath the bewilderment? Well, you'll be able to in Infinite Crisis, a free-to-play Dote 'em up which draws characters from across the DC Comics Multiverse.
It seems everyone has a pocket telephone in their pocket nowadays, and many even play video games on them. To gain better footing in that mobile world, as well the hip free-to-play, social, and browser markets, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is opening a new studio handling all that jazz.
A dev diary for Injustice: Gods Among Us details the newly announced "Red Son" pre-order bonus, taking cues from a 2003 mini-series in which Superman lands in Soviet Russia instead of Kansas.
The roster for Injustice: Gods Among Us just keeps getting bigger. Now, Warner Bros. has unveiled Sinestro and Hawkgirl as playable characters in NetherRealm Studios' upcoming beat 'em up next month.
The superhero fighter Injustice: Gods Among Us finally will be battling its way to consoles on April 16, publisher Warner Bros. has announced. It has also revealed a new Fight Stick for fighting game aficionados who have an extra $150 lying around.
Lex Luthor and Bane have been added to the Injustice: Gods Among Us character roster, bringing two of the most iconic nemeses that Superman and Batman have to offer.
Warner Bros has unveiled another pugilist from fight 'em up Injustice: Gods Among Us's lineup, confirming the stabby-shooty Deathstroke for its DC Comics brawl-o-rama. "Who's Deathstroke?" you may ask. He's the mercenary Deadpool ripped off, only less interesting than Marvel's character turned out to be.
Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition for Wii U contains everything from the GOTY collection, and a few new features that take advantage of the GamePad. These additions do a terrific job of making you feel that much more like the Batman--although the port's technical shortcomings hinder the experience quite a bit.
