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Fans waiting on Rocksteady's followup to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City may want to brace for a timewarp. According to Variety, Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment will once again team with Rocksteady for a Batman game, only this title will rewind to the Silver Age and could include appearances by the Justice League...

Having already sold several million units on PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC, Batman: Arkham City has set its sights on Nintendo's upcoming Wii U console with a new edition boasting enhanced gameplay features and console-specific controls specifically designed for the new, tablet-like, Wii U GamePad...

Batman: Arkham City is getting a Game of the Year Edition on PS3 and Xbox 360 consoles on May 29, and among its many bonus contents is a "Harley Quinn's Revenge" expansion, confirming info from earlier this month that players will get to spend some time as Robin (and others) facing the Joker's main squeeze...

Though it hasn't been officially confirmed by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment or Rocksteady Studios yet, PS3 Trophies' new list of "Harley's Revenge" DLC trophies seems to indicate Batman: Arkham City players might have reason to resume their open-world adventures in Gotham soon -- this time, as Robin...

To say that Batman: Arkham City was one of this year's most highly anticipated games is underselling things quite a bit. After all, its predecessor, 2009's Arkham Asylum, holds the world record for being the most critically-acclaimed super-hero game of all time, and with good reason...

With its October 18 release date just days away, anticipation has never been hotter for Batman: Arkham City, the sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum, the Guinness World Record for best reviewed superhero video game ever. On hand to discuss the game with a packed auditorium of fans was Sefton Hill, the game director for Rocksteady Studios; Nick Arundel, Audio Director; Claudio Sanchez of Coheed and Cam

It looks like the leaked trophies, t-shirts and images didn't lie. Nightwing is officially a playable character in Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham City. Dick Grayson's superhero identity will come with his own gadgets and weapons (see his trademark truncheons above) and, like Robin, be playable in all Arkham City challenge maps...

When word broke that Tim Drake was designed with a potential cage fighting background in mind in Batman: Arkham City, fans were a little flustered. Tim's traditionally been more about brains than brawn, after all. It's too soon to know exactly how this personality modification will play out as part of Best Buy's (and GameStop's, in other parts of the world) exclusive Robin DLC, but judging from tw

We saw possible trophies, we saw potential screen shots, now Xbox's official Batman: Arkham City avatar marketplace offerings seem to suggest that Nightwing will at least be a part of -- if not a full-on playable character -- in Rocksteady Studios' upcoming release...

New images of what could be Nightwing from Batman: Arkham City have popped up at the Portuguese language site Zwame.pt, adding digital fuel to the rumor fire that Dick Grayson could be the game's fourth playable character. Nightwing-specific trophies similar to that of the playable Tim Drake Robin's popped up at PS3Trophies yesterday...