With high-grossing franchises like Batman, Mortal Kombat, and multiple LEGO titles, Warner Bros. has been largely successful in its recent forays into the video game business. President of Warner Interactive, Martin Tremblay, asserts that he expects 2011 to be the company's most profitable year in interactive entertainment, "on track to generate close to $1 billion in sales." Today's release of Batman: Arkham City for consoles is sure to help matters.

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Traveller's Tales' newest building-block-inspired creation, LEGO Batman, hit stores just a couple weeks ago. If you haven't given it a spin, now's your chance: we're hosting the PC demo on FileShack.

The demo weighs a paltry 442 MB. If LEGO-ing on PC isn't your cup of tea, the game is also available now for PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP. Read more »

Today's LEGO Batman screenshot update brings a glimpse of the Batman villain Hush, who represents one of the many playable characters in the action-adventure game.

Developed by Traveller's Tales, LEGO Batman hits PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP later this month.

Publisher Warner Bros. Interactive released a new batch of screenshots and a new trailer for LEGO Batman. This set focuses on the game's vehicles, including the Batmobile, a Joker helicopter, various boats and bikes, and even a mechanized alligator.

Developed by Traveller's Tales, the block-busting beat 'em up is slated to hit PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP in September. Read more »

A television series based off Traveller's Tales' upcoming action game LEGO Batman is currently in production, beginning with a one-off short about 20 minutes in length.

While Warner Bros.-owned developer Traveller's Tales will have no direct involvement in the show, which is being handled by a separate studio in the United States, the series will utilize the same technology and assets that power the block-busting game. Read more »

As evidenced in the following screenshots and trailer, LEGO Batman will allow players to control Bruce Wayne's loyal butler Alfred and serve up some delicious justice.

Developed by Traveller's Tales, block-busting beat 'em up is slated to hit PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP in September. Read more »

LEGO Batman and LEGO Star Wars developer Traveller's Tales is planning to produce more LEGO titles based on properties controlled by parent corporation Warner Bros. as well as an upcoming children's television series, the developer has revealed.

As the studio's latest effort LEGO Batman nears its September release on virtually every major platform, Traveller's Tales president Jon Burton told Variety that the company has "gotten started doing some LEGO games [based on Warner properties]." Read more »

New screenshots from TT Games' LEGO Batman have arrived via publisher Warner Bros. The media is meant to showcase Man Bat, the latest playable villain to be revealed, who will apparently go to any length to get the hug he so desperately desires.

LEGO Batman and its block-blusting action-adventure antics will hit PC, PS2, PS3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP in September. For more details, hit up our E3 preview.

As Batman constructed bouquets of flowers out of the remnants of destroyed roof fixtures, LEGO Batman producer Richard Earl said "There's a lot of things Batman will do that you won't see Christian Bale do in [The Dark Knight]."

Indeed, the world's greatest detective embarks on a much more lighthearted adventure in Traveller's Tales LEGO Batman, the latest in the developer's series of franchise-warping adventure titles. At a demonstration at the Warner Bros. booth at E3, the general atmosphere exuded less of the dark and harrowing action and more of the slapstick that the LEGO games are known for. Read more »

Sony today announced a new PlayStation 2 bundle due out this fall.

Packed with LEGO Batman and a DVD of the Justice League: The New Frontier animated movie, the set will sell for $149.99.

New screenshots and another gameplay video from LEGO Batman are now available. The shots feature Bruce Wayne, while the video highlights Wayne and Poison Ivy.

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New screenshots and footage from LEGO Batman have arrived, showing off the heroic ex-Robin Nightwing, the evil back-breaker Bane, and the ever-malleable villain Clayface.

Developed by LEGO Star Wars and Indiana Jones creator TT Games, LEGO Batman and its playable assortment of heroes and villains arrives on PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS (screenshots) and PSP in September. Read more »

Batman? Check. LEGOs? Uh-huh. An assortment of adorably LEGO-ized Batman characters, ranging from Mr. Freeze to Commissioner Gordon? You know it.

Developed by LEGO Star Wars and Indiana Jones creator TT Games, LEGO Batman hits PC, PlayStation 2, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS and PSP this fall.

New media is now available for the TT Games developed LEGO Batman: The Videogame. There's a set of screenshots featuring the villainous Two-Face, and below you can stream a gameplay movie with Two-Face and Scarecrow in the starring role.

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Teaming up like the dynamic duo themselves, publisher Warner Bros. and developer TT Games sent over a few new screenshots from LEGO Batman: The Videogame.

The shots are meant to show off Batman and Robin's multiple ensembles, which enable them to fight on the land as well as in the sea and air. Wowzers! Read more »