News Tagged: rocksteady studios

Uh-oh, there seems to be an issue with the PC version of Batman: Arkham City. These DirectX11-related problems haven't been resolved yet and until that happens, a post on the Batman: Arkham City Forums recommends you use DirectX 9. Here's a bit more info: PC DirectX...

Well folks, the Games for Windows LIVE edition of Batman: Arkham City, Rockstead Studios, can now be purchased digitally. Yeah, it's available on Steam too. "Published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and developed by Rocksteady Studios...

The Dark Knight returns, as he faces his greatest challenge yet - fighting crime and surviving within the confines of Arkham City. Gamers who have already played Arkham Asylum will surely feel right at home in Arkham City. There familiar elements every step of the way...

Warner Bros. is officially addressing problems with the launch of Batman: Arkham City. Apparently, a lot of angry customers have been complaining about the Collector's Edition. For example, PlayStation 3 gamers have been promised a copy of the animated movie, 'Batman: Gotham Knight' on Blu-ray, but they received it on DVD (oh bugger, balls and minstrels!)...

We knew that the PC edition of Batman: Arkham City was scheduled to launch in November, unlike the console editions, which are now available for purchase in the US (Oct. 21 in Europe). Anyway, Warner Bros. have officially pinpointed a release date for the PC version of the action adventure...

Warner Bros. announced that it has acquired of a majority stake in Rocksteady Studios, the creators of the critically and commercially successful action adventure, Batman Arkham Asylum. “With the successful release of Batman: Arkham Asylum, a franchise that is a key focus for Warner Bros...

Eidos Interactive and Warner Bros. today announced that the Batman: Arkham Asylum video game shipped in excess of 2.5 million units to retail since launch. Both companies enthusiastically highlight that the game won numerous ‘Game of the Month’ and ‘Editor’s Choice’ awards and "a MetaCritic score in the 90s...

The PC version of Batman: Arkham Asylum has shipped to stores. The game features NVIDIA PhysX technology, which allows for the creation of "incredibly realistic worlds full of interactive materials and objects." I'm not entirely sure if we need all that...

Next week, Batman: Arkham Asylum is going to receive the first downloadable content, with Sony promising another fresh DLC pack during the week after. The first DLC is slated for a release on September 17 and is called Insane Night, noted on PlayStation...

My fellow readers, I cannot honestly remember the last time a game received an Editor's Choice award from ActionTrip. The year hasn't been too kind to us gamers, especially during this scorching and exceptionally dull summer. This game turned things around. Read more in our review Batman: Arkham Asylum.

There's a report over at PWGM, confirming that the next Hitman game won't be developed by Rocksteady Studios, as we reported a few days ago (thank heaven for that!). "This is the first I’ve heard about it. Hitman always has been and always will be IO Interactive’s baby, which it still continues to be so. Rocksteady are not involved with the development of Hitman 5," said Ian Livingstone, Eidos Creative Director. You can relax now, everyone.

According to the profile of actor Mark Sloan on Casting Call Pro, the next Hitman game may not be done by the series' creators IO Interactive, but rather by Rocksteady Studios (cheers, Blue). No official word on this yet. Rocksteady is currently wrapping up their project Batman: Arkham Asylum, while IO is working on Mini Ninjas. This may be just an honest mistake. Last we heard, Eidos is preparing both Kane & Lynch 2 and Hitman 5 with IO Interactive.

Well, when Warner Bros said "at the end of summer," I guess they meant it. We've just received word that the next Batman game will be arriving during August this year. Initially planned for a launch on June 23, 2009, the promising action game from Rocksteady Studios now gets a new release date - August 25 in North America and on August 28 in Europe...

In line with this morning's news story, we've received the official word regarding the new Batman game. Eidos Interactive and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment on behalf of DC Comics officially confirmed the development of Batman: Arkham Asylum, "a dark, action-packed videogame adventure" for Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PC...

Game Informer released cover images from their latest issue, as a teaser for the new, upcoming Batman game. Word has it that Batman: Arkham Asylum is being created by Rocksteady Studios and Eidos Interactive. "This completely original title explores Gotham City’s darkest location, the infamous Arkham Asylum...