Category Archives: Warner Bros.

Ed Boon has said the development team really “went to town” with front touchscreen interaction in the Vita version of Mortal Kombat, but decided against making use of the system’s reach touchscreen.

More »

Turbine has announced the first expansion for Dungeon and Dragons Online since going free-to-play in 2009, and it will take players into the amazing world of the Forgotten Realms.

More »

Feral Interactive has announced LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 will be released for Mac February 16, and includes drop-in/drop-out co-op with split-screen. It will run you $29.99 in the US, £19.99 in the UK and €24.99 in Europe.

Following intital chatter this morning, Warner’s formally announced a Vita version of Mortal Kombat for a spring release.

More »

Grasshopper Manufacture has released a couple of new screens and a video which introduces the Swan, a villain in Lollipop Chainsaw.

More »

Gamefly has released data from its subscribers queue and the numbers show that Batman: Arkham City was the most-wanted game release across all platforms in 2011.

More »

Warner and DC Entertainment have announced Gotham City Impostors’ release has been moved to February. Originally slated for a January release on PC, PSN, and XBLA, the download-only FPS allows for up to 12 players to battle it out for control over an “unhinged” Gotham City overrun by DC Comics-inspired impostors.

Warner Interactive has officially announced TT Games is developing LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, after various rumors and speculation over the last couple of months.

More »

Gorgeous indie dungeon crawler Bastion has managed half a million sales, netting more than 60 awards in the process.

More »

Warner Bros. has released two new DLC bundles for Batman: Arkham City, offering a convenient and thrifty alternative for those who gave up on its bewildering array of pre-order incentives.

More »

You can’t really miss out on this. The Steam sale may have begun last night, but Warner’s gone into bargain mode, releasing a bundle that includes both Batman Arkham games – Asylum and City with all of its DLC – plus Lord of the Rings: War in the North, Bastion, all three FEAR games and expansions, LEGO Batman and Harry Potter Years 1-4 and Watchmen: The End is Nigh. If you want to look at it another way, you’re paying £40 for Arkham City and getting everything else free. Sound good? Go get it here.

Thanks, RPS.

Inserts included in a new collection of LEGO Super Hero toys pretty much confirm what everyone already knew: LEGO Batman 2 is in development for multiple systems. While the new LEGO sets are due for an official release in 2012, some US store are already stocking the toys, the boxes of which contain ads for the Warner game inside the pages of the instruction manual. Called LEGO Batman 2- Super Heroes, both the Bat and Justice League pals Superman and Wonder Woman are shown. More LEGO sets are to include Green Lantern and villains such as Lex Luthor and The Joker, so it’s being speculated that they will, in turn, pop up in the new videogame. The first word on a LEGO Batman sequel showed up over the summer via an LA Times feature on Warner. A release date along with an official announcement has yet to be made, but the game is expected sometime next year on 3DS, PC, PS3, Vita, Wii, and Xbox 360.

Thanks, MCV.

The mention of Batman: Arkham World during an acceptance speech for Arkham City was a joke, publisher Warner has told VG247.

More »

NetherRealm head Ed Boon has said the studio is currently taking a breaking from Mortal Kombat, confirming the studio’s now working on something else.

More »

Use this new trailer to warm up for the upcoming beta for Gotham City Impostors.

More »

Play.com’s discounted Batman: Arkham City to £17.99 on PS3. Not bought it yet? Go fix that right now.

Gleefully return to Supergiant’s indie darling this week thanks to its first piece of DLC.

More »

HOLD. THE. PHONE. Did Joker just tease something called Batman: Arkham World? He may have.

More »

Crazy, man. Warner’s introduced a Chrome-supportable version of Supergiant RPG darling Bastion, consisting of a full version of the game as well as a demo for those who are decide if they’d like to buy it. Crazy bonkers this has happened, but there we go: it’s nearly 2012, after all. Get it from the Chrome Marketplace here.

Warner Montreal has said it’s working on bringing new DC Comics-based games to the market due thanks to the popularity of Rocksteady’s Batman series, and the bang-up job the studio did with the two titles.

More »