Batman: Arkham City isn't out for another four (long) months, but Warner Bros has already released the game's cover art, featuring the same striking black and white art style as previous ...

Warner Bros. Interactive has revealed the final box art for Batman: Arkham City. You can check out the PS3 and Xbox 360 box art pictures for below. You may notice that these are different from the ...

The European box art for the Game of the Year edition of last year’s blockbuster Batman: Arkham City won’t be as bad as the North American version when it comes out for Xbox 360 and ...

Warner Brothers has revealed the final box art for Batman: Arkham City, their upcoming Rocksteady-developed sequel that pits Batman against an Arkham Asylum-induced Gotham.

Warner's released another piece of art for Robin in Batman: Arkahm City, with developer Rocksteady promising that its v… ...

Arkham game has surfaced, and the project being shelved only further throws into question Warner Brothers' creative decisions regarding the property in recent years. WB Games has published all four ...

Concept art for Batman: Arkham City has been discovered in the original Arkham Asylum game. GameInformer has posted a video which shows how to access a hidden room in warden Quincy Sharp's office ...

Rocksteady Studios and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have released a new Batman: Arkham Knight character poster featuring Harley Quinn. Harley, shown with a sizable firearm in hand, is ...

GameSpot may get a commission from retail offers. Batman: Arkham City is one of the most anticipated games of the year, and to capitalize on the hype, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment ...

Warner Brothers have released this promotional poster for Batman: Arkham Knight featuring Robin. This is more or less our best look at Tim Drake in the game, which unsurprisingly isn't too ...

The poster can be found on the left wall of the broken bridge. This is also the same location where you save Vicki Vale in Batman: Arkham City.

Batman means fucking business. In the just-unveiled box art for Arkham City, our hero is rendered mostly in shades of simple blacks, whites and greys%26hellip; except for his crime-fighting fists ...