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With the console editions of Batman: Arkham City out the Bat-door, a release date and shiny PhysX effects have been announced for the delayed PC version. It'll hit on November 15, crammed full of lovely particles.
Warner Bros. Interactive discusses its secrets to recent success, and teases a number of new titles for next year, including another game starring a DC superhero.
Sometimes, DLC can pop up in the strangest of places. Purchasers of the upcoming Green Lantern Blu-ray will receive a rare costume for use in Batman: Arkham City.
The downloadable collection of MK1, MK2, and Ultimate MK3 will arrive for PC, Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 at the end of this month, priced at $10.
Rocksteady's Dax Ginn describes Arkham City's Robin as an "explosions specialist," making him play very differently to Batman. "It's not a case that we've just reskinned him," he said.
Batman: Arkham City will support both anaglyphic and stereoscopic 3D on all three platforms, it's been confirmed.
"Ice to see you!" Mr. Freeze unfortunately doesn't declare in a trailer unveiling his presence in Batman: Arkham City. The villain's voice actor Maurice LaMarche revealed his presence before, but now it's official and in moving pictures.
Snowblind's Tolkieny action-RPG is slated to hit North America on November 1, hitting Australia on November 2, and Europe November 4.
Gotham City Imposters, the first-person multiplayer shooter from Monolith that pits Batmen versus Jokers, has been given a price and general release window.
Double Fine's Tim Schafer pitches Once Upon a Monster to an especially intimidating executive.
