Given how he most likely spoiled the existence of the true Arkham sequel, Conroy later deleted his tweet but Batman News was on point to preserve it. Maybe this is the game that Rockstead Games is currently work on while Warner Bros. Montreal handles Arkham Origins?

Regardless, it’s been confirmed that Roger Craig Smith will be voicing the Dark Knight while Troy Baker takes over as The Joker from veteran Mark Hammil (who’s last gig was with Arkham City).

Both have oodles of experiences in voice video game characters, as Smith played Chris Redfield and Ezio Auditore from Resident Evil and Assassin’s Creed respectively, while Baker recently voice Joel from The Last of Us.

Batman: Arkham Origins will be releasing on October 25th for PC, Wii U, Xbox 360 and PS3.

The actor confirmed as much at the Dallas Comic Con, and given his experience with the character, knowledge of expressions and intonations unique to the Batman, we’re thankfully that he’s returning again, even if it may be for the last time.

Unlike the previous two titles, Arkham Origins is a prequel, taking place during a snowy Christmas as a younger, less experienced Batman takes on Black Mask and his hired cadre of assassins, which includes Deathstroke. Other criminals slated to appear include Penguin and The Joker, and we’ll reportedly see Batman’s first ever encounter with the latter in Origins.

Batman: Arkham Origins is slated to release on October 25th for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii U and PC.

Source: IGN