Gotham City Impostors was originally going to release in January, but it’s obvious that didn’t happen. Fear not, new release dates have been announced. You’ll be able to customize and tear up Gotham with your own impostor starting February 7 on PC and PSN in the United States. On February 8, Gotham City Impostors will more »

Arkham City is going to be a rough place, without question. Since it’s a section of Gotham City just handed over to the bad guys under the condition they stay there, even Batman is going to need some backup

Rocksteady is allowing you to call in some extra muscle that will be very familiar to Batman faithful. Bane, the Venom-using freak of nature who is big enough to break the Bat (and has) will fight alongside him in Batman: Arkham City. Go Nintendo reports on the unlikely teamup.

Superhero games have a long, storied tradition of not living up to already lowered expectations – see the recent Thor game as a prime example. That’s why Rocksteady Studios’ Batman:Arkham Asylum floored us with its quality. It wasn’t just a great licensed game, but a legit Game of the Year contender in 2009. That kind of success comes with pressure. How do you follow up arguably the best superhero game ever? All indications so far is that Rocksteady is up to the challenge.

Batman: Arkham City (PS3, Xbox 360, Windows) isn’t going to pick up exactly where Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, Windows) left off, and that’s okay. It happens with video games. The good news is, if you really want to know what happens in the space between, you can. DC Comics is going to release a Batman: Arkham City comic mini-series in 2011. Best of all, the writer for the games, Paul Dini, is writing the comic…

This week’s comic feature is The Dreaming for $1.99 by Tokyopop. In this series twin sisters Amber and Jeanie Malkin are accepted into the Greenwich Private College, an exclusive Australian boarding school, located in North Sydney. After girls begin disappearing from the school something begins to invade their dreams. Check out the first issue of The Dreaming and follow Amber and Jeanie as they try to solve the mystery of Greenwich Private College.

Since Christmas is only five days away, we don’t expect the videogame industry to be throwing major announcements our way. Therefore this story about a new comic book series based around inFamous can either be something you’re excited for, or something you could care less about. As a big fan of the first game, I fall into the former category.

This week’s comic feature is World of Warcraft: Curse of the Worgen #1 for $2.99. This first of five miniseries issues takes readers straight into the lore of the Worgen by following Halford Ramsey, a famous human detective, on his investigation to find out who or what is behind a series of grisly murders that have taken place in the walled town of Gilneas…

This week’s comic is an issue of Hero 9 to 5. Imagine a world where becoming a hero is a lot like applying for a job at a fast-food restaurant. In Hero 9 to 5, just having a little power such as shooting flames from your hands can put you on the government’s time clock as a personal super hero to aid the rich, leaving the poor having to seek protection from a government with limited resources.

This week’s comic is a free issue of Dust Wars #1 and a free companion to the series the DUST: Tactical Field Manual. Dust Wars takes place during World War II, but this isn’t the typical history book story. In this sci-fi retelling of world history the enemy is fighting dirty using alien technology recovered from an alien spacecraft found in Antarctica. Giving them the upper hand in any conflict allowing them to hold off Allied troops and extending the war well into the 1950s.

This week’s comic is a free issue of Green Lantern: Emerald Warriors #1. In this new chapter of the Green Lantern saga, Guy Gardner goes on a secret mission for Atrocitus causing conflict with Green Lantern Hal Jordan and letting his temper create trouble for the Green Lantern Corps.