The Dark Knight Rises, easily one of the most anticipated films of the summer, is now out. So, does it just rise, or does the Dark Knight soar? Before I go any farther, I want to send my condolences out to the victims of the shooting in Colorado. What happened was a cowardly act by a clearly deranged person to people who simply wanted to have a good time at the movies. Read the full story

I feel ashamed that I only recently found this out. I mean after all, it is one of the most loved manga and anime to come out of Japan, and this is a major news item.

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Guess who is bringing Suda 51′s latest insanity to the west? Why yes, it is Warner Bros. I see you can read headlines.

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Turbine Inc. recently released a few new screenshots from The Lord of the Rings Online‘s newest content expansion–The Rise of Isengard–that is slated to take the Hobbits to Isengard September 27. Read the full story

Downloadable Content (DLC) has been a total game-changer this generation for consoles. From PC-like expansions, to map packs, we’ve seen just about every type of digital good sold either on Xbox Live Marketplace or the PSN Store. Under all the glitter and gold of really great DLC, is a very dark world. Something much worse than the nickel and dime DLC trick (I’m looking at you Guitar Hero and Rock Band), I speak of DLC that’s delivered on the game disc. Is this practice ever acceptable, or is this just another way to make gamers pay twice over for content they already own?

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We have about two minutes of footage from the Warner Bros. CGI adaptation of the hit 80′s cartoon that will never come to pass. And you know what? I kinda like it. Read the full story

There are three different formats for Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga’Hoole, film, book, and video game. It’s the newest media triple hit but this time Warner Bros wants to give you a taste a little early.

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The good folks over at Warner Bros. Interactive have been kind enough to give us just a couple minutes of the upcoming Wii title.   Read the full story

So, I know I’m a little bit late to the party with this one but, Warner Bros. Interactive announced on Thursday that the follow-up to their award-winning game Batman: Arkham Asylum will be Batman: Arkham City. Read the full story