
Warner Bros. has gone on and released the box art for its upcoming game sure to be a blockbuster: Batman: Arkham City. Find the Xbox 360 version below the break.

Warner Bros. has gone on and released the box art for its upcoming game sure to be a blockbuster: Batman: Arkham City. Find the Xbox 360 version below the break.

Quench the new Batman: Arkham City trailer below the break.

Posted below the break are two videos of Team Bondi-developed L.A. Noire, one showing the first 15 minutes of the action/investigative title, and the other, interrogation. Hit the link to quench them both – but wait! There are Spoilers, Obviously.
Rocksteady’s released a fresh trailer for its upcoming game, Batman: Arkham City, one you can find below the break. It’s not for the faint of heart, mind you, as nonstop action is the rule of the night, and evildoers try their best to take down Gotham City’s hero.
Hope to the single player experience, then? Apparently Rocksteady’s Sefton Hill has made abundantly clear that there will be no multiplayer for their upcoming sequel, Arkham City.
And just like that, Warner Bros. has released a brand new Arkham City trailer, one that shows Batman and Joker in a rare alliance kicking some butt.
It’s awesome and weird at the same time. Get it past the break.
Yet another hot trailer from the Video Game Awards held last night. The new Batman: Arkham City debut showing isn’t only full of win, the video also introduces Hugo Strange.
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Some might be disappointed with the knowledge Batman: Arkham City will have no playable vehicles, but honestly, the super-hero’s got so many gadgets that he really doesn’t need one.
“There aren’t any playable vehicles in the game,” Rocksteady head,” Sefton Hill told GamesTM (via Arkham City).
“What we’ve really focused on is Batman himself. We see him as the ultimate vehicle.”
Well put. Couldn’t have said it any better. Look out for the game’s official debut at the Video Game Awards happening December 11th, on Spike TV.
According to Geoff Keighley, host of this year’s Video Games Awards that’s happening on December 11th, Batman: Arkham City will get a world premier unveiling at the show.
Sometimes in war, it’s not wise to kill an enemy right away, too much valuable information’s at stake and if you kill, there’s no guarantee said information will be retained. So what’s a man in a dangerous place like Arkham City to do, then?
That answer’s rather easy: Interrogate. And in Batman: Arkham City, you get to do exactly that.
Details on Arkham City keep pouring in like rain incessantly beating on hot galvanize; but I’m surely not complaining.
This time, information on motion capture, and get this: the game world will be over five times the size of the Arkham Asylum map!
The first title didn’t boast the feature, but according to a post by fansite ArkhamCity.co.uk, Rocksteady’s confirmed that the sequel, Batman: Arkham City, will have a multiplayer component.