That’s as per James Gunn, who was recently appointed as the co-CEO and chairperson of the newly-established DC Studios. Gunn will be overseeing the larger connected DC universe, and when asked on Twitter whether that universe would also entail future games, he responded with a simple “Yes.”

It’s worth noting, of course, that there aren’t a great many DC titles confirmed to be in production right now. Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is due out next year, but this close to its release, it’s unlikely it’ll see its story tweaked to make it fit within the DCU framework, especially since it’s already confirmed to be set in the Batman: Arkham universe.

Monolith Productions is working on an open world Wonder Woman title, which may very well end up featuring some of these story connections. Meanwhile, Gotham Knights developer WB Games Montreal also seems to be at work on an unannounced AAA title.

Yes.

— James Gunn (@JamesGunn) November 27, 2022

DC Comics have announced a new virtual event, DC Fandome, which will kick off on Saturday, August 22, at 10 AM Pacific Time. As per DC, the event will se announcements and updates from various DC properties across several media. Notably, DC’s announcement states that the event will also feature a new announcement from WB Games.

With a new game announcement attached to both DC and Warner Bros, it’s natural to immediately assume that a new Batman game is going to be announced- and sure enough, that announcement seems long overdue by now. WB Games Montreal – the developers of Arkham Origins – have been teasing what is almost certainly the next major Batman game for a long time now, and with regards to an actual announcement, recently asked fans to “stay tuned.”

In fact, a report earlier in the year claimed that WB Games were primed to host their debut E3 conference this year, and the next Batman game was going to be one of the new announcements they had planned- that was before E3 2020 got cancelled, of course. Another recent report suggested that WB Games Montreal’s Batman game will be revealed in the next few months.

Of course, there’s also the possibility that this is some other announcement entirely. Rocksteady are also working on a DC property, if rumours are to be believed, and their game, too, was set to be revealed at E3, as per the aforementioned report- so perhaps theirs is the game getting revealed in August. Or perhaps this new game is going to be a far less exciting Lego announcement- who knows.

Either way, we’ll keep you posted should we learn anything new, so stay tuned.

Despite some rumors and leaks here and there, it’s been basically silent from both Rocksteady and WB Montreal, the two developers who worked on the popular Arkham series, since Arkham Knight released way back in 2015. People have been wondering what exactly the two studios are working on and what’s happened to cause such a delay. Well, unfortunately, we don’t have the answer to that, but today we did get a small bit that at least Montreal is working on something DC related.

On his official Twitter, Osama Dorias, Game Designer for WB Montreal, posted as part of a little game about projects being worked on. While the genre and inspiration got redacted in his post, he did say it was part of the DC franchise. That’s obviously pretty broad, but it at least indicates they’re doing something DC related.

The studio hasn’t released anything since 2013’s Arkham Origins, a prequel story to Rocksteady’s brawler series. There’s been rumors the studio has been working on various projects, from a Suicide Squad game to a game based around Damian Wayne as a future Batman. None of those have come to any fruition, though, if they ever existed. There’s been several teases that the game is a new Batman project, but who really knows at this point. Hopefully, we’ll find out something soon

https://twitter.com/osamadorias/status/1153057370265853952

What’s so great about characters such as Joker, Penguin, Two Face, Lex Luthor and many more is that it reflects what humans can actually be, if they are pushed over the edge and have everything taken from them, and have an obsession for chaos, control and total domination. We now come to the precipice and we try to discover and explain the many villains who have made Batman, Green Lantern and the Flash fight for their lives. These are the villains who have managed to leave their mark on DC’s comics, and on our lives as well.

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Note: List is in random order

Arkham Knight

Yes I know! The game is not even out yet, but I felt the need to include this villain, because for the past couple of months it has been a great subject of discussion among Batman fans. Fans are speculating that he is Damian Wayne (the son of Batman). All these points are valid no doubt, but what really interested me about the Arkham Knight was his ability to go head to head with Batman, by not only brawns but brains as well. We will just have to see and wait till 2015 to find out who the Arkham Knight really is.

Finishing moves in video games give the gamer a sense of awesome satisfaction that they accomplished something worthwhile. They give the sense of power and supremacy that make finishing moves the soul of the fight. Innovated in Mortal Kombat as “fatalities” and expanded to hundreds of other games. Third Person, first person shooters and just about every game out there have them. Here is the list of the best, nastiest and brutal kills we’ve ever seen.

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God of War 3: Helios Death

God of War 3 is just known for it’s really awful and sick finishing moves that Kratos inflicts on his enemies. Helios is just one enemy I feel really sorry for as Kratos rips his head clear off his shoulders.

About Jet Set Radio :

Game Overview:

Jet Set Radio is an updated version of the celebrated SEGA Dreamcast original, featuring upgraded HD visuals paired with the original funky soundtrack that rocked the ears of gamers worldwide in 2000. The PlayStation Vita’s unique features provide new ways for gamers to interact with the environments of Tokyo-to, from touch functionality that makes spraying graffiti more natural to Vita camera integration. Jet Set Radio for PlayStation Vita is a handheld version that loses nothing in the way of content or experience in comparison with its console and PC brethren.

Publisher : Sega

Developer : Smilebit

Platforms : DC, An, iOS, PSV, PC, PS3 and X360

Release Date : 24/11/2000 (DC)
Summer 2012 (An, iOS and PSV)
Summer 2012 (online) (PC, PS3 and X360)

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LEGO Batman 2: DC Superheroes releases on June 26 for the Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, PC, PSP, DS, PS Vita and 3DS.

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Jet Set Radio lets players join the GGs, an up-and-coming street gang in the futuristic city of Tokyo-to, fighting for the right to self-expression against an overbearing, corporate-controlled police force. Rolling and leaping through crowded urban environments on magnetically driven inline skates, players take control of gang leader Beat and his growing posse of deviant artists as they steal turf from the local gangs by covering the city with colorful graffiti.

Players are also invited to compete on the go with a range of multiplayer modes. Gamers can race wheel-to-wheel in four player GRAND PRIX races, go head-to-head in Time Trials or team up with a friend in F1 2011’s two-on-two co-operative career mode. Multiplayer modes can be enjoyed online and via the PlayStation Vita’s WLAN connection. Gamers can tailor their experience across solo and multiplayer modes by adjusting race distance, tuning their car, choosing from a range of driving aids and selecting tyre, fuel and weather options.

It is now clear that Batman Akrham City is indeed taking part in a Viral Promotion of clues that will surely lead up to something.  Starting off was an Audio File of the Penguin and then a Riddle from the Riddler.  The Penguin Audio file is transcribed below, but here is the Riddler Audio File and this code:

‘I f n W C O g 2 D 5’

..was at the end of the YouTube URL deciphered be the clever ArkhamCity.co.uk but here is the Riddler Audio Clue:

Below is the Penguin Audio File transcribed:

Penguin: Strange, don’t think you’ve beaten me.
Strange: I just thought we could both benefit from a little talk, Mr. Cobblepot.
Penguin: Don’t try that psycho mumbo-jumbo with me, Strange. I’m not like the other crazies.
Strange: Of course not. After all, considering the… challenges you’ve faced.
Penguin: Challenges!? What freakin’ Challenges!? You’re not better than me. No one is. I own this place.
Strange: Well, to be clear, I allow you certain freedoms, but let’s continue. Why do you feel the need to own anything? I believe it is a mechanism to compensate for some childhood inadequacy. You were friends with the Waynes, correct?
Penguin: I was. Til someone did the world a favour and blew the brains out of little Wayne’s self-righteous parents. I was laughing for weeks. It still brings a smile to my face.
Strange: And you think that’s ok?
Penguin: Ok? No I don’t think it’s ok… I think it’s bloody hysterical. Hahahaha! That family destroyed mine. What happened to them, well, it couldn’t have happened to nicer people.
Strange: Take a seat Mr. Cobblepot.
Penguin: Wait now, Strange.
Strange: I wanted to talk about your apparent hatred of the Waynes. Your outburst last time was most interesting.
Penguin: It’s simple really, I don’t like the sneaky little bastards. Looking all high and mighty cause someone killed mummy and daddy.
Strange: Most people look upon him with sympathy.
Penguin: No they don’t, they’re jealous. Jealous of his money, his cars, his women. He lost me sympathy when he vanished from the city. I can’t tell you how much I hope he’s visiting his dear mum and dad.
Strange: Where do you suppose he went?
Penguin: How am I supposed to know?
Strange: Let us move on, then.
Penguin: No. It’s time that you do something for me.
Strange: And what is that?
Penguin: Here’s a list.