With his trusty vehicular companion already spotted on the set of David Ayer's Suicide Squad, it was only a matter of time before The Caped Crusader himself showed up to foil the Joker's party on the streets of Toronto. As if Jared Leto's psychotic criminal didn't already have his hands full with his eclectic love interest Harley Quinn, the latest stream of videos hitting the interwebs showcase Ben Affleck's Batman hitching a ride on the roof of the Joker's flashy sports car.
Traditionally speaking, the months leading up to the release of a triple-A title such as Batman: Arkham Knight are often riddled with excitement and last-minute promotion. But much like Evolve and Watch Dogs before it, given the sheer amount of pre-order bonuses and limited editions announced, ardent fans have had their hands full picking apart each bundle to find one that suits them best. And just when you thought Rocksteady had all but wrapped up, the studio has unveiled the Gotham's Future skin pack.
Echolocation, a form of sonar that helps bats and dolphins navigate around their natural habitat, is a fascinating concept. Not only does it aid Matt Murdock in his quest to rid Hell Kitchen of its criminal underbelly, it underpins The Deep End Games' intriguing first-person horror title, Perception.
Despite arriving to a warm reception on current-gen systems and PC, there's a cloud of doubt brewing above the head of Mortal Kombat X's PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions. Prior to the brawler's April release, publisher Warner Bros. Interactive pushed the port to June 2 in order to allocate all available resources to the current-gen and PC renditions.
With the recent Sony debacle still fresh in the memory, the issue of hacking and internet security continues to be a hot button topic in modern day life, and it's one that will only continue to gain traction as technology proliferates. And much like other societal issues, themes of hacking and cybernetic skullduggery have found their way into various cultural media and, in this instance, the realm of television for USA's upcoming drama, Mr. Robot.
The Witcher III: Wild Hunt may be gaining near-unanimous approval across the industry with its open-world setting and incredible depth, but long-term fans of Polish developer CD Projekt Red still harbor some hope for the studio's mysterious Cyberpunk 2077, though the title quickly went dark following its announcement in 2012.
It seems Capcom is doing good on its intentions to revisit older titles that will inevitably pave the way for further HD remakes. And so, following the record-breaking success of Resident Evil HD back in January, the Japanese giant has switched its focus to another installment in the legendary horror series: Resident Evil Zero.
The House of Mouse is beginning to set the wheels in motion for the Disney Infinity 3.0 marketing bonanza, and considering that Star Wars: Twilight of the Republic is very much acting as one of the title's headliners, the company has today published an array of screenshots for the play set, which will whisk players away into a galaxy far...well, you already know the rest.
Barely a month has passed since the shooter's previous DLC, Ascendance, blasted onto PlayStation platforms and PC and Activision has confirmed that Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare's Supremacy expansion will debut on Xbox platforms on June 2.
Part and parcel of The Expendables' appeal is the series' star-studded cast of has-beens, with everyone from Arnold Schwarzenegger, Dolph Lundgren and band leader Sylvester Stallone dusting off their action gear for another stint in the limelight. And despite the third installment being met with middling reviews not to mention a franchise low $40 million at the domestic box office, The Expendables 4 is all but a given thanks to the series' appeal overseas.
