The PC specs for Batman: Arkham Knight have been released so you can get your rig ready to play the game at launch As of today we are only two months out from Batman: Arkham Knight hitting our homes. That date being June 23rd. Those who will be diving into Rocksteady's final chapter of the Arkham on the PS4 or Xbox One know how great the game is going to look. As for those PC gamers out there you may not be sure how Batman: Arkham Knight may look and run given how the hardware varies between person to person. That has always been one of the issues I find with PC gaming but luckily you can prep for the launch of Batman: Arkham Knight on PC by looking at the specifications that are recommended to run the game and get the best quality. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games Let's all celebrate as we have survived yet another April Fool's day in the video game industry. I will say that this one was a bit more lackluster than any in year's past but I'll take it. None the less we were still able to bring you a plethora of video game news through the week although again Mortal Kombat X seemed to dominate the legitimate news of the April Fool's week. If it wasn't for that we would have only had the Game Of Thrones review and the little bit for the Call Of Duty DLC and Batman: Arkham Knight. I guess we can't be upset with that as it kept the real news flowing… This week in video game news did have a few interesting questions pop up. Read More...

A new PS4 and PS4 bundle for Batman: Arkham Knight has been announced along with some new info on DLC for the game proper For those out there who are looking to pick up Batman: Arkham Knight and still don't have a PS4 then you are in quite a bit of luck. It looks like Rocksteady and PlayStation are teaming up to bring us all an amazing looking PS4 to experience the game on when it finally launches on June 23rd. That is if it isn't delayed again. Let us not think in that aspect and just marvel at the amazing new PS4 bundle that we can be playing Batman: Arkham Knight on in the coming months. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games This has been a productive week for video games hasn't it? More on Mortal Kombat X, a delay for Batman: Arkham Knight, some more for Mad Max, and reviews…reviews…reviews! Five reviews in one week and we still have a few more in the works. All kinds of video games releasing and we have to review them right? Of course we do just as long as we can keep up on all of the other news that comes out for any and all video games out there. Read More...

Batman: Arkham Knight has been delayed by a few weeks now but we have new footage and news to soften the blow So the bad news we have here is that it looks like Batman: Arkham Knight is going to be delayed for about three more weeks. This now pushes the official launch of the game to June 23rd from June 2nd. This news comes straight from the mouths of whoever is handling Rocksteady's PR via the game's Twitter account. I find it a bit odd that they used the word "pleased" when telling everyone out there that one of the most anticipated titles is going to have to wait another three weeks to be played but that is just me. Read More...

The ERSB has posted the explanation for why Batman: Arkham Knight is being rated 'M' for mature and it is more violence based The fact that Batman: Arkham Knight has been set as a 'M' rated title came as a bit of shock to many when we first heard about it. Up until now Rocksteady has kept everything at least a 'T' for Teen rating with all of the past Arkham titles and I am sure that Warner Bros. wanted to keep it that way as bumping the rating could and most likely will exclude some players and fans of the franchise from experiencing Batman: Arkham Knight. I feel for you up until the point of me getting an awesome and dark game for my PS4, Xbox One, and PC. Read More...

A Lot Has Gone On This Week. Here's A Recap Of What We Covered In Video Games It's week like this in the video game industry that makes sites like ours look like video game fan sites instead. By that I mean when one or two titles dominate the news for the week to the point where almost everything written and covered is on only those titles. This week Mortal Kombat X, Batman: Arkham Knight, and Final Fantasy XV did just that to us as they had so much going on to cover for the week. Those three pretty much took up 50% of the video game news on our site here. Read More...

There were hidden codes in the recent Batman: Arkham Knight trailer that led to more clues and then to full character bios from Rocksteady Thank the gods for the internet as we all may have missed some things in the latest Batman: Arkham Knight trailer from earlier this week. Apparently, I've still yet to see them, there were hidden codes spliced into the trailer that sparked a whole lot on conversation and inevitably some cool answers; we'll talk about those later. These codes, trailer, and new additions to the Batman: Arkham Knight website all cropped up at the same time. The new additions being three locations that required a password to get in. Read More...

A new Batman: Arkham Knight trailer is out and it shows off more villains as well as how dark the game is going to be landing the M rating If you were wondering even more about that M for Mature rating that Batman: Arkham Knight is going to be hit with then man do we have an insane new trailer to show you for the game. Rocksteady isn't messing around when they state that this is going to be the Batman title to wrap up their franchise as well as have a dark story. Just the rules that are laid out by the Scarecrow in the below trailer kind of dictates that Gotham is going to be something akin to the world in The Walking Dead with little to no rules and "might is right. Read More...

Batman: Arkham Knight has received an M for Mature rating from the ERSB surprising Rocksteady but not stopping the game from its course If you are under the age of 17 and have parents that pay attention to you then you may not be playing Batman: Arkham Knight as it has received an M rating by the ERSB. This news comes from Rocksteady directly so this isn't some random musing or news from scouring through the huge DB that the ERSB has for all of the titles it has rated. I am sure it is there but none the less this is coming from the horse's mouth so to say. Read More...

New listings on Amazon show a Darksiders 2 Definitive edition as well as a few other Nordic Games titles coming to the PS4 and Xbox One I'd start by saying that the Darksiders 2: Definitive Edition for the PS4 and Xbox One was a rumor except that as of this time Amazon Still has the page live for pre-order from Nordic Games. So pretty much we can expect to see Death gracing our next gen systems sometime this year after being remastered by Nordic Games. Some may scoff at the idea of another "remaster" title coming out instead of a brand new IP but Darksiders 2 was a title that I personally think everyone should play and very few did so on the PS3 and Xbox 360 so here is a chance to remedy that gamers. Read More...

Looks like one of the pre-order bonuses for Batman: Arkham Knight might have spoiled the game's ending on accident If you don't want any bit of Batman: Arkham Knight spoiled for you then you might want to stop reading. Who am I kidding though? You already clicked in with the given title so you are ready to find out how Batman: Arkham Knight's story and conclusion may have been spoiled almost half a year before it hits the PS4, Xbox One, and PC. The worst part behind it, if it is true then it isn't any crazy slip by Rocksteady or Warner Bros. but via the Limited Edition bundle of the game and Amazon having amazing images for the bundle. Read More...

Part three of the Batman: Arkham Knight trailer trilogy was shown off at the PlayStation Experience thus concluding the Ace Chemicals infiltration Batman: Arkham Knight was not playable at the PlayStation Experience over last weekend, which was a sad thing, but that didn't stop Rocksteady and Warner Bros. from showing off some amazing footage as well as announce the PS4 exclusive DLC that makes me even more excited to get the game next year. Why they felt that they had to release the trailer in three parts is still an open question from me but someone thought it would be a great idea. Read More...

Part two of the Batman: Arkham Knight Ace Chemicals gameplay has been released and it shows off how hardcore the Batmobile is truly going to be We have the second part of the latest Batman: Arkham Knight gameplay now. I am still not sure why Warner Bros. or Rocksteady thought they had to split the gameplay footage into two parts but none the less they did. Just like before it may be new to some of you in the aspect of having something to ingest with your eyes but you should have had a word picture painted for you with words by now; if you've been reading anything worth a damn online about Batman: Arkham Knight from the recent cons and game shows. I've tried at least. Read More...

A truncated version of the E3 Batman: Arkham Knight demo has been released to show the world how bad-ass Batman is going to be You've been waiting for some new Batman: Arkham Knight footage and it looks like Rocksteady and Warner Bros. are ready to oblige you with that want. We have some "new" gameplay for Batman: Arkham Knight just a bit below and it is… nothing all too new except for those who have yet to make it to a trade show or major convention. While the footage is quite cool and shows off Arkham Knight rather well, don't read into all the hype that everyone else is placing on it as it isn't anything too new for most. Then again, I am looking at this as someone who has been neck deep in all of the gameplay and news that has come out for Batman: Arkham Knight since we first received the announcement. Read More...