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• Batman: Arkham Knight should finally be re-released on PC "in the coming weeks"

  If you’re still waiting to buy and play Batman: Arkham Knight on PC, it sounds like you won’t be waiting too long now.

• Batman: Arkham Knight's big PC patch is out

  Huge improvements have finally arrived for the PC version of Batman: Arkham Knight, although the game still hasn’t returned to sale.

• Batman: Arkham Knight PC beta patch leaks and works miracles

  A patch was accidentally released to Steam users to opted into beta testing for the troubled PC release of Arkham Knight, and users are reported that it has fixed the game’s problems.

• Rocksteady delves into Batman: Arkham Knight's Dual Play system in this video

  Rocksteady has launched the first in a series of Batman: Arkham Knight community videos called Arkham Insider, and the debut episode focuses on the Dual Play system.

• That Batman: Arkham Knight trailer is full of codes

  Batman: Arkham Knight’s trailer is like a Transformer – there’s more than meets the eye.

• Batman: Arkham Knight dev is aiming to make it the "ultimate Batman simulator"

  Batman: Arkham Knight went a bit quiet following its delay to June 2015. Developer Rocksteady Games was at EGX last week and talked a little bit about how it’s trying to make the ultimate Batman game.

• Batman: Arkham Knight has two collector's editions - get all the details

  Hot on the heels of the release date announcement, Warner Bros. is already making sure you spend probably more than you should on Arkham Knight.

• Batman: Arkham Knight release date revealed, coming June 2015

  Warner Bros. Games has dropped the most anticipated piece of news about Batman: Arkham Knight; the game’s release date.

• Somebody tell Microsoft the Batman: Arkham Knight release date is a secret

  Batman: Arkham Knight isn’t supposed to have a release date yet, but that hasn’t stopped Microsoft posting one.

• Batman: Arkham Knight's Batmobile made it the best playable game at E3

  Some demos offer only a glimpse of the finished game. Batman: Arkham Knight played like the full game, thanks in part to the Batmobile.