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Warner Bros. Entertainment and 5th Cell Media confirmed April's rumors of a Scribblenauts/DC Comics title in a big way in May with the official announcement of Scribblenauts Unmasked and a corresponding trailer and set of screen shots demonstrating protagonist Maxwell's future adventures with the heroes and villains of the DCU powered by his noun-manifesting magical notebook. They didn't stop there, though, sharing evermore preview images across social media, giving players a broader look at Scribblenauts-ified DC characters and locations, plus gameplay functionality unique to game such as the game's Super Hero Creator module and Batcomputer. Are you ready for ScribblenautsMogo?

As if the addition of the Dark Knight's fellow Justice Leaguers (among some 70 total playable characters) wasn't enough to make you want to play Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, there's something else that makes the new game special: It's the first Lego game to feature characters that actually speak...

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...

More and more playable characters from Warner Bros. Interactive and TT Games' Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes are being revealed all the time as the game's June 19 release date approaches. Last week SFX confirmed both Wonder Woman and Catwoman would be joining a cast that includes Batman, Robin and Superman, and now we've been given an exclusive early look at Green Lantern...

Fans rejoiced last month when it was finally confirmed that Robin would be a playable character within the Best Buy exclusive challenge maps of Warner Bros. and Rocksteady Studios' Batman: Arkham City. Aside from a clean black and white image to look at, though, Robinites haven't been able to find out a whole lot about Batman's partner in crimefighting...

Warner Bros. and Rocksteady Studios have been whetting fankind's appetite for its sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum with plenty of light content over the past few months, but today's release of a Batman: Arkham City featuring more than 12 minutes of gameplay is the most substantial promo yet...

Payback schemes for the verbal abuse dished out by a remote Edward Nigma in Batman: Arkham Asylum have been brewing in players' heads since 2009. Fortunately a new image snapped at Rocksteady Studios' booth during E3 brings players one step closer to constructively dealing with their repressed hostility...

Let's face it: When it comes to the Green Lantern corps, Hal Jordan is probably not the most creative dude with his constructs in the bunch. That's not a huge problem in terms of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's upcoming Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters videogame, though...

With a core concept of space cops smashing robots with energy constructs in the shapes of fists, swords and guns, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment's Green Lantern: Rise of the Manhunters seems right at home in the world of videogames...