It's been reaping the accolades from among the industry critics, and the numbers aren't lying either. Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) has reportedly shipped out an astonishing number of over 2.5 million units to retail since it launched some three weeks ago.

There's something awesome about seeing all the villains of Batman get together working towards a single goal: his defeat. This video right here - the Villains Trailer for Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, PC) - shows exactly that.

Reports are circulating that Eidos has recently filed a trademark for a sequel to 2007's co-op third-person shooter, Kane & Lynch: Dead Men (PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, PC). Sparse details after the jump.

The next Tomb Raider game will be an open-world, survival horror series reboot that has Lara Croft fighting against the love child of F.E.A.R.'s Alma and Wolverine. At least that's the vibe I'm getting from these supposedly secret images of the new game that were recently leaked onto the Web.

After the ass-kicking trailer you saw last month, the guys behind Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, and PC) at Eidos Interactive have decided to dispense with the story teasing and thug-stalking and got right down to business - more ass-kicking. This free-flow combat mode vid will show you how to fight and how to make the best out of the brawl. Video after the jump.

Bad news, guys. Eidos Interactive and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have both confirmed that the release of Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, and PC) has indeed been pushed back. There's still a silver lining, though. Contrary to the rumors we heard a couple of days ago, the game hasn't been slapped with a Q4 2009 release

Sources for GameInformer magazine has sent word that Eidos Interactive just might be pushing the release of Batman: Arkham Asylum (PS3, Xbox 360, and PC) for a 4th Quarter release, instead of the initially scheduled June 23 ship out. Let's get to the bottom of this, shall we?

When you're talking about Square Enix in a global scale, there's no doubting that they've managed to rake in huge amounts of sales for all their franchises. Final Fantasy? Kingdom Hearts? And of course, the more recently acquired Tomb Raider? How do they all stack up against each other? It's not surprising that they're raking sales by the millions for these big franchises. I'm just left wondering... how do they fare against lifetime sales for MGS, GTA, CoD, and the like?

You know you're automatically on the losing team if you're not the one wearing the cape and mask. C'mon, seriously, Batman needs no introduction when it comes to the art of pwnage. He can whoop your sorry ass like it were jello. As such, two videos today showing lots of pwnage gameplay from Batman: Arkham Asylum. Slow-mo finishing blows? Check. Bone-crunching sound effects? Check! LocoRoco-like muscle physics on the thugs? Che---err, whut?

Eidos-Montreal is currently working on a new title in the Deus Ex series. That's no secret, but are they also developing a new Thief game? That's what some people are thinking, based purely on one little image found on the studio's website.