Batman: The Brave And The Bold Releasing Sept 24th

Warner Bros. have just announced that Batman: The Brave and the Bold (the Videogame) will be releasing on the 24th of September for both Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS. More »

Rumour: This Is Vegas Cancelled, Had Cost Around $50 Million

According to a source close to CVG, This Is Vegas has been cancelled by Warner Bros. after the product spent around three years in development. More »

Next Batman Game Dubbed Batman: Arkham City

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and DC Entertainment have announced that the follow-up to Batman: Arkham Asylum will be called Batman: Arkham City.

The game, again being developed by Rocksteady Studios, promises to further expand upon the foundation set in Arkham Asylum. Players will now take to Arkham City, which is the new maximum security prison for all of Gotham's criminals. More »

Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 Review

With Harry Potter being the fourth series to be Lego-fied, developer Traveller's Tales has a fair bit of experience under their belt. Having made Lego iterations of Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Batman before, there were a lot of expectations for Lego Harry Potter to surpass the earlier games in quality. So does this latest Lego game do enough to build on those that have come before? More »

E3 2010: Mortal Kombat Preview

Mortal Kombat is one of those classic franchises that manage to conjure up feelings of nostalgia in people who wouldn't normally consider themselves "hardcore" gamers. With such a broad appeal, it comes as no surprise that the reveal of a new Mortal Kombat installment makes people take notice. Recently, Warner Bros. acquired the series from Midway and announced its ninth iteration, simply titled Mortal Kombat. The game boosts gorgeous visuals, numerous fatalities, and a level of gore that shocks and amazes at the same time.

The developers over at NetherRealm Studios have said Street Fighter IV's success convinced them they were on the right track using a classic 2D plan with an improved visual presentation. The 2D plan and classic gameplay gives the modern Mortal Kombat a throwback feel, comparable to Mortal Kombat II. The improved visuals really can't be overstated - it looks absolutely beautiful, in a strange, gruesome way. Everything in Mortal Kombat's small, contained environments looks crisp and runs smoothly. More »

E3 2010: Q&A With Mortal Kombat Lead Designer

While checking out the new Mortal Kombat, we had a brief chat with John Edwards, the lead designer about a hint of DLC we caught during the demo, and how MK's online component would work.

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E3 2010: F.E.A.R. 3 Preview

The F.E.A.R. series has been through a turbulent ride in its relatively short lifespan, changing publishers and developers, and an ugly battle over the franchise rights. Despite these headaches, F.E.A.R. is alive and well, figuratively speaking. The third installment from Day 1 Studios and Warner Bros., F.E.A.R. 3, introduces several new features to the franchise, arguably the most important one being the co-op campaign. More »

Super Scribblenauts Announced For Fall 2010

Warner Bros. have announced that the sequel to 2009's innovative word puzzler on DS, Scribblenauts, is scheduled for a fall 2010 release. Entitled Super Scribblenauts, the game will apparently feature upgraded controls, and the ability to use multiple adjectives, offering players "limitless creative possibilities." More »

New Galactic Taz Ball Screens Feature Overworld

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have just released some new assets for their upcoming Nintendo DS game, Galactic Taz Ball. They show off the 3D gamepay that's available while Taz is in the Overworld. More »

The Future of Modern Warfare

Recent events at Infinity Ward, the team behind Modern Warfare 2, have forever changed the future of the Modern Warfare franchise. On March 1st, the heads of Infinity Ward, Jason West and Vince Zampella, were fired by Activision for reasons that are not completely clear. The widely held belief is that the dispute involved the direction of future Modern Warfare titles, possibly that West and Zampella wanted to take it in a new direction their owner wasn’t comfortable with. A lawsuit filed by West and Zampella for compensation and control of the Modern Warfare IP quickly followed. This whole debacle raises the question, where does Modern Warfare go from here? More »

GDC 2010: Sony Reveals Support For PlayStation Move

During Sony's press conference at GDC 2010, the company unveiled the official name for their much-anticipated motion controller, the PlayStation Move. During the conference they mentioned that over 30 publisher had already vouched for supporting the peripheral, but until now the full list had yet to be revealed. More »

Warner Bros. Acquires Batman Arkham Asylum Developer

Warner Bros. has announced that they have bought a majority stake in Rocksteady Studios, makers of the critically acclaimed title Batman: Arkham Asylum. Kevin Tsujihara, President of Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group, praised Rocksteady for demonstrating their “professionalism and extraordinary development abilities with Batman: Arkham Asylum.” Arkham Asylum was a commercial and critical success, shipping three million copies worldwide and earning a number of industry awards. More »

Scribblenauts Passes One Million Units Sold Worldwide

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have announced that Scribblenauts, which was released in September 2009 on Nintendo DS, has managed to sell more than one million units around the world. More »

Rocksteady 'Honoured' To Do Arkham Asylum Sequel

Warner Brothers Interactive Entertainment today affirmed that they will be the worldwide publisher of the sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum. Following Saturday's announcement of the sequel at the Spike Video Game Awards, Sefton Hill, Game Director at Rocksteady studios spoke to the previous title's success and the excitement of the new game in the works,

Getting the opportunity to create Batman: Arkham Asylum and seeing its success has been a dream come true for the team. We are honoured to create the next chapter in this compelling story and promise to deliver another game worthy of the Dark Knight.

No official release date is set for the upcoming sequel in this Batman series, although it's probably safe to say this could be one of the more popular titles of next year, if it's released by 2010. More »

Scribblenauts Exceeds Sales Expectations

The NPD Group has released the extended sales figures for September 2009, which reveals that Scribblenauts, one of the most highly-rated games of E3 2009, garnered stronger-than-expected sales. More »

Preorder Scribblenauts And Get A Rooster Hat

For those still looking for yet another reason to pre-order Scribblenauts, due to hit the Nintendo DS this Fall, Gamestop has announced that until supplies last, all pre-orders will include a Scribblenauts rooster hat, the same hat the main character Maxwell wears. More »

Scribblenauts North American Release Date Announced

Scribblenauts, voted by many as one of the best games of this year's E3, now has a finalized release date thanks to Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. More »

Watchmen: The End is Nigh Priced And Dated

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have just announced some more information about their mature action brawler based on the movie of the same name, Watchmen: The End is Nigh. More »

Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince HD Launch Trailer

Debuting on shelves this week from EA's UK-based Bright Light Studio is the latest video game in the Harry Potter series, Harry Potter and the Half-Blooded Prince. Bright Light Studio is responsible for all the past Harry Potter games from EA, and once again they're hitting every single console imaginable, from Xbox 360 to Mobile and Mac OS X. As part of hyping the release, the studio has churned out a fairly nice launch trailer. More »

Scribblenauts First Impressions

Scribblenauts is a game being developed by 5TH Cell, where only the players imagination will prevent them from completing the given objective. More »