Starting today, Microsoft are holding a sale on select Games on Demand titles on Xbox Live Arcade, with discounts up to 85%.

A new Batman: Arkham game is slated for release this year, Warner Bros. confirmed in a recent investor call, as part of the company’s earnings report.

Wii U GamePad features and the new B.A.T. combo feature demonstrated.

Total physical sales across the games industry dropped to 20% year-over-year in July, the NPD Group reports.

“The last talk I had with Warner Interactive about future games was while I was doing promotion for Arkham City last September,” Dini shares.

Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City writer, Paul Dini, says he isn’t working on any more Batman: Arkham games—at least, not at the moment.

June was a rather interesting month for sales in general.

The game will allegedly be based on DC’s Silver Age of comics, according to a Variety report.

Warner Bros. sent out new images from the Harley Quinn’s Revenge episode, and also confirmed that it will hit PC in early June.

A behind-the-scenes feature shows the two voice actors recording a scene for Batman: Arkham City.

More scenes from Harley Quinn’s Revenge show Robin entering Arkham City to find his missing partner.

Game director, Sefton Hill, and foley artist John Roesch (The Dark Knight) show how sound effects were created for Batman: Arkham City.

Spoiler warning: You may want to avoid this post if you haven’t completed Batman: Arkham City yet.

Batman has re-entered Arkham City and gone missing, and Robin needs to track his partner down.