I’m a sucker for collecting things in games, especially in open world games. I spent too many hours running around collecting treasure boxes in Assassin’s Creed II, even though my many businesses and side-missions had my pocket flush with cash; I ventured into many areas I had no right entering in inFAMOUS because there was a blast shard I…
NOTE: This review is spoiler free to the main Batman: Arkham Knight game. Before I booted up the two new Arkham episodes that went live yesterday for Batman: Arkham Knight, I was on the fence about whether or not a review of them would be necessary. Thus far all of the expansions have cost the same, and have…
Batman: Arkham Knight has been out for a week now and if you’re of the lucky people who have been playing it (sorry, PC folk….) it’s always nice to get a helping hand, especially given how big this game is. I’m sure there are people now who have finished the game up or are at varying…
Batman Forever was the turning point for Warner Bros. third go at the Batman film franchise not only from a movie making stand point, but for the tie-in games as well. Except for the games developed by American studios like Batman Returns on the Sega Genesis, most of the Batman film games were developed by Japanese…
I finally bit the bullet recently and bought a Wii U having heard a lot of good things from close friends about how much time they put into the machine that no one seemingly wants or particularly needs, that and Bayonetta 2 is out October. So, with Wii U in hand, what games does one…
5 years, wow. Today marks the fifth anniversary of the 2009 release of Batman: Arkham Asylum, the Batman game that changed the way we look at comic book games and in many ways lead to the development of this site. A lot has happened in five years for me: I’ve changed jobs, friends have gotten…
DC is in a unique position in that they can take the name “Batman” and plaster it on anything to sell it. The worst example of this being the recently released animated film “Batman: Assault on Arkham” where the caped crusader is a secondary character in a film that has his name in the title.…
Though is has been available digitally for a few weeks now, tomorrow you can take home the first ever film set in the world of the “Arkham” video game series, Batman: Assault on Arkham: If you’re deciding on which store you want to grab your copy at, bear in mind that if you pick up…
A majority of the announcements that got the public excited yesterday at the comic-con Lego Batman 3 panel were the ones about the inclusion of elements from the classic 60’s Batman TV series. They say a picture is worth a thousand words, and now we catch our first glimpses of 60’s Batman, Robin. the Batmobile…
Konami was one of the many companies who started making Batman games once Sunsoft abandoned the license. After starting out with a game based on the Batman Returns film, they turned their attention towards making games inspired by the 90’s Batman animated series. Their last outing, The Adventures of Batman and Robin on the SNES,…
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