Is Batman: Arkham Origins coming to PS4? Developed by Warner Bros. Montreal, the Dark Knight’s epic prequel outing came out back in 2013 for the PS3, PC, and Xbox 360, and is notable for the being the ...

Sometime very soon, gamers and Batman-lovers might return to Arkham with a fully remastered re-release of the entire Arkham trilogy for PS4 and Xbox One. The description called them the “definitive ...

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment confirmed today that Batman: Return to Arkham, for PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, will launch July 26 for $49.99. The bundle remasters Batman: Arkham Asylum and ...

Veteran reporter and editor with over ten years of experience. Probably reading comic books. As for what prompted the release of the Earth 2 Dark Knight skin, it goes back to a recent release in ...

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The limited edition bundle ($450) comes with a copy of the game and steel-grey system featuring an Arkham Knight faceplate. The bundle also packs in a matching steel-grey DualShock 4. In addition to ...

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I guess Rocksteady wasn't done with the Batman Arkham games after all. Batman Arkham VR is headed to PS4 and PlayStation VR this October. The game "immerses players into the Dark Knight’s universe as ...

Batman: Arkham Knight will launch alongside a limited edition PS4 console in June. The bundle includes a Steel Grey PS4 with a custom Batman: Arkham Knight design, as well as a matching DualShock 4 ...

Batman: The Enemy Within Episode 5 Review code supplied by the publisher. Now this is how you do it. After a season’s worth of focused character development, the concluding episode of Batman: The ...

Kotaku regular Devin Smith, aka End of Line Designs, is back with another custom video game controller redesign, this time turning a DualShock 4 into something Batman would throw at a bad guy’s face.

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