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To end our month of coverage on Batman Arkham Origins, we wanted to look back at the games that defined the lead developers of the new game. Creative director Eric Holmes has previously worked on the great Incredible Hulk: Ultimate Destruction and Prototype, while senior producer Ben Mattes has spent... More

While art director Jeremy Price and the rest of the team at Warner Bros. Games Montreal are looking to the previous Arkham titles for inspiration, they hope to leave their own mark with a couple of key differences. Since this is a prequel, Batman is a mysterious force in the streets of Gotham. Even the... More

As chief creative officer of DC Entertainment, Geoff Johns handles the company's properties across a variety of multimedia formats while still writing comics and other projects. We spoke to him recently about his work on Batman: Arkham Origins, Injustice: Gods Among Us, and his graphic novel Batman... More

While an earlier video feature focused on Warner Bros. Games Montreal taking the reigns of development for the next Batman game, we wanted to take a deeper dive into the new team's thoughts on Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City. From their first experiences with Batman... More

We put on our comic book fan hats and detail some of the heavy-hitter villains we hope to see in the new game from Warner Bros. Games Montreal. Batman: Arkham Origins takes us back to the early days of the Dark Knight’s struggle against the villains of Gotham. Unfortunately, on a cold Christmas... More

With this year's upcoming release of Batman: Arkham Origins, the new team at Warner Bros. Games Montreal is winding back the clock on the Arkham series and investigating Batman's early years in Gotham. Guided by Geoff Johns and the rest of DC Comics, the new game is being written by Dooma Wendschuch... More

Happy Tuesday, game lovers! Our streak of airing a new live stream event on Tuesday continues with a two-hour look at Injustice: Gods Among Us. The fun starts at 4 p.m. CT and runs until 6 p.m.. Jason Oestreicher and I will be on the sticks the entire time. UPDATE - IT'S OVER! But here's a link... More

Few comic and game fans had trouble recognizing characters like the Joker and the Riddler in previous Arkham games. These are villains long established in the popular Batman mythology of films, cartoons, and comics. Arkham Origins pushes a lesser-known rogue into the limelight, but serious Batman comic... More

Every hero has a beginning; look no further than the prequel to the Arkham series coming this fall with Batman: Arkham Origins to discover part of Batman's. Every comic book nerd has a beginning. As creative director for the upcoming game from Warner Bros. Montreal, Eric Holmes has a deep passion... More

Over the past couple of years, Warner Bros. Montreal has been quietly recruiting top talent from the game industry to build a highly competitive studio. As head of production at Warner Bros. Montreal, Reid Schneider sees the studio as existing in a unique position to embrace the tumultuous future of... More

Batman: Arkham City set high standards for a big exploration-focused open world filled with content to uncover. Warner Bros. Games Montreal aims to embrace the model established in that earlier Rocksteady game, but plans to dramatically expand the world to have Batman explore the full breadth of Gotham... More

Lost is apparently every game designer’s favorite show, because even though the series finale aired two years ago, the show is still getting referenced all the time. It’s pretty easy to shoehorn the numbers 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42 somewhere into a video game, hide a hatch in the middle of... More

Back in 1995, Warner Bros. launched an all-out marketing assault surrounding the release of Batman Forever. Music videos by Seal and U2 that featured clips from the movie were all over MTV, a dedicated comic was made, and McDonald's offered several limited-edition glass mugs featuring characters... More

Plenty of great comic book characters have had their shot at digital entertainment, but the comic world is filled with an endless stream of great characters and shorelines. Why should gamers only ever get to play as the Batmans and Spider-Mans? We shuffled through our longboxes to uncover some great... More

Batman: Arkham City features a tight, 10-15-hour adventure, tons of intriguing side mission content, and a never-ending parade of thugs to beat up. But something even more sinister lurks in the streets of Arkham City. If you want to uncover every secret this game offers, you'll need to unlock 400... More

Batman: Arkham City is one of the most feature-packed titles of the year. It takes some digging to experience everything the game has to offer, so if you need some help finding some of the game’s more obscure secrets, check out our list of Batman: Arkham City’s Easter eggs. WARNING: If you... More

If you've read Andrew Reiner's review of Batman: Arkham City, you know that he gave the game our highest score possible and called it "the best licensed video game ever made." How good does a game have to be to deserve this much praise? Let us show you. In this 30-minute video, Ben... More

Comic fans are currently thrilling to Batman’s adventures in Batman: Arkham City, but the Dark Knight isn’t DC’s only superhero. Who will be the next comic character to star in their own game? In a recent interview with the LA Times , Warner Interactive president Martin Tremblay talked... More

Batman has one of the most iconic rogues galleries in all of comics; it’s almost impossible to include all of his greatest foes in one game. Developer Rocksteady has assembled an impressive cast for their Batman sequel, but we can dream up a few villains who we think would make the cast even better... More

It's timely that this week has been filled with news stories about hidden Easter eggs. We've learned recently about singing turrets in Portal 2 and hidden fights in Mortal Kombat, and it got us thinking about some of our favorite Easter eggs from gaming's past. Take a look at some of the... More