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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...

There's been no official confirmation, but if the "Nightwing Revenge" and "Campaign Nightwing" trophies that have popped up on PS3Trophies are any indication, Nightwing could very well be heading to Batman: Arkham City. Rocksteady Studios teased that a fourth playable character would join Batman, Catwoman and a Tim Drake version of Robin last month, and with just two weeks left

No matter how much Rocksteady shows off new Batman: Arkham City images and footage, seeing an unencumbered Caped Crusader swoop around an urban environment sandbox-style never really gets old. Players got to spread their gliding capes a bit in Arkham Asylum, but as demonstrated by new images and video from the game, the scale and speed of Arkham City really opens up Batman's gameplay possibilities

The Caped Crusader's got an unenviable stockpile of rogues to face off against in Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham City, but as usual the Joker's likely going to be the biggest pain in his cowl. An agent of deadly chaos on a good day, the Clown Prince of Crime has been completely unhinged by a terminal diagnosis and wants to leave a lasting mark on the world...

He may have lost his sweet 'stache in DC Comics' new Suicide Squad, but Deadshot will rock a fantastically furry upper lip in Batman: Arkham City on October 18. Rocksteady Studios broke the news last night on GT.TV, with Arkham City Game Director Sefton Hill breaking down Floyd Lawton's place in the game...

Ever since Batman: Arkham Asylum hit consoles in 2009, I've been a pretty big fan of what Rocksteady's been doing with the franchise. The one exception has been the character design they've gone with for Harley Quinn. Every time I look at it, I just can't figure out how they got from the original version designed by Bruce Timm to a character who looks like she's on her way to catch a once-in-a-li

Although they didn't appear on camera, a number of Batman's most prominent rogues made indirect cameos in the original Batman: Arkham Asylum via custom memorabilia or jail cells caught in the game's brooding backgrounds. Evil dudes like Two-Face and the Penguin have already made the jump into Rocksteady Studios' upcoming sequel, Batman: Arkham City, but what about the super awesome Mr...