With previous trailers having covered just about every aspect of Batman: Arkham Aslyum, this one takes a different angle, highlighting some quotes from pre-release reviews.

The PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 editions of Rocksteady's detective comic beat 'em up arrive at North American retailers tomorrow, with the PC version due out September 15. While you're waiting, why not check out the playable demo and the various deals? There are some good savings to be had, especially if you hit Toys R Us early. Read more »

It's hard to believe that the media onslaught of Batman: Arkham Asylum is almost over, what with the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions due next week on August 25, but don't fret.

Between the ability to actually play the full version of Rocksteady's detective comic brawler--PlayStation 3, Xbox 360 and PC demos are already out--and the part where there may still be some new screenshots and trailers for PC version, since that edition isn't due out until September 15, I'm sure we'll make due. Somehow. Hopefully. Read more »

It's a little known fact that Batman's belt is no mere fearsome fashion accessory but also home to many high-tech gadgets, shown in a new Batman: Arkham Asylum trailer.

Batman arrives August 25 on Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3, with the PhysX-packing PC version delayed until September 15. Give the demo a shot over on FileShack. Read more »

As the Demoman, it's eerie just how much in common I have with Batman, even beyond the fact that both our names end in "man." Batman is a vigilante, operating outside the law to bring criminals to justice. The Demoman doesn't play by society's rules either: when installing a new game I often accept the terms of the license agreements /without even reading them/. Batman uses a number of high-tech gadgets to fight crime, and I own one of those Magic Bullet food processors that lets me make guacamole in under six seconds. Most importantly, Batman's parents were brutally murdered, and my parents once had some library books stolen from their car. We're practically the same person!

So, it was with great personal interest that I downloaded the demo of Batman: Arkham Asylum. The demo begins with Batman hauling The Joker to the asylum, where the sickest and most twisted of Gotham City's criminals are held and treated--sometimes for up to a week--before they manage to escape again. Therefore, it's not much of a shock when, roughly four seconds after being admitted, The Joker has taken complete control of Arkham, turning it into a funhouse of armed thugs. Read more »

Get your post-demo fix of Batman talk with this new dev diary, a behind-the-scenes look at Rocksteady Studios' work on the project.

Arkham hits the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 on August 25, with the PC version following up on September 15.

It's a great week for weekend deals out there. Steam and Direct2Drive are both offering fantastic deals on indie bundles, and other outlets are busy competing over preorder and post-release savings.

Following the release of the Batman: Arkham Asylum demo, we've also got a quick breakdown on preorder pricing for that specific game. Read more »

PC gamers can now don their digital cape and cowls, as developer Rocksteady has released the demo for Batman: Arkham Asylum.

Grab the 2GB, PhysX-enabled demo now. Do take note that, while the demo supports Nvidia 3D glasses, it does not require them in the least.

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It's a monster of a PlayStation Store update today, with a downloadable demo of Batman: Arkham Asylum and the third map pack for Call of Duty: World at War among today's various additions to the PlayStation 3's online marketplace.

The entirety of today's update follows below. And if you're craving that Batman demo but are sans PlayStation 3, don't fret--it's slated to hit Xbox 360 and PC tomorrow, with the full game hitting consoles August 25 and following in PC form September 15. Read more »

Once expected to hit alongside the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions on August 25, the PC release of Batman: Arkham Asylum has been pushed back to September 15 in North America and September 18 in Europe, publishers Warner Bros. and Eidos said today.

In addition, the pair revealed that the PC edition of Rocksteady's detective comic brawler will make use of the PhysX technology supported by NVIDIA's GeForce hardware. Read more »

With a downloadable demo of Batman: Arkham Asylum hitting all three platforms--PC, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360--later this week, co-publishers Warner and Eidos have issued a trailer that summarizes past vignettes in, essentially, a greatest hits montage.

Developed by Rocksteady, the detective brawling game hits retail on August 25. Read more »

A downloadable demo of Rocksteady's detective comic brawler Batman: Arkham Asylum will be available worldwide this Friday, August 7, publisher Eidos announced today.

The demo will be available in three flavors--PC, PlayStation 3, Xbox 360--with the retail version of Arkham Asylum hitting the same platforms August 25. As the PS Store is usually updated on Thursdays, don't be surprised if the demo debuts a bit early. Read more »

A small team at Ubisoft Shanghai is working on a sequel to Tom Clancy's EndWar, the studio's voice command-enabled RTS title.

According to Ubisoft creative director Michael De Plater, the team is focusing on depth of story and gameplay with the follow-up. Read more »

A new Batman: Arkham Asylum developer diary entry sees the Rocksteady Studios team explaining their desire for players to feel like the dark knight himself--playing with handy gizmos and lurking unseen in the shadows, emerging to soundly thrash ne'er do wells.

A Batman game needs Batvillains and Arkham Asylum's got 'em in spades, paraded before your eyes in a whole slew of screenshots and concept art, plus a new trailer.

A new Batman: Arkham Asylum developer diary introduces the twisted minds the instution houses and the creative souls of several developers plus writer Paul Dini.