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Gamespot

Lego Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight Gives Harley Quinn An Arkham Asylum Makeover

Lego Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight is releasing the Mayhem Collection expansion on September 18, featuring Harley Quinn and the Joker. The expansion includes a classic Harley Quinn outfit inspired by her look in Batman: Arkham Asylum and references from Batman: The Animated Series. It will be available on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, and Nintendo Switch 2.

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FZ.se

Batman på NES är världens bästa superhjältespel

Batman: The Video Game for the Nintendo Entertainment System, released in 1989, is argued to be the best superhero game ever made, surpassing even modern titles like the Arkham series. Developed by Sunsoft, the game is praised for its challenging yet fair gameplay, atmospheric gothic presentation, and exceptional music, particularly the track 'Streets of Desolation'.

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Gaming Bolt

DLSS 5 Is Stunning, But It Could Change Games in Ways We Don’t Expect

This analysis tests NVIDIA's DLSS 5 technology across several PC games, including Cyberpunk 2077, Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater, Batman: Arkham Knight, Horizon Zero Dawn, and Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots. While DLSS 5 enhances lighting and details in many cases, it sometimes interferes with original art styles or struggles with performance on older titles and lower-spec systems, leading to mixed results and concerns about artistic vision preservation.

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Gamedeveloper.com

Report: 13TB of Steam data leaked after users access 'publicly accessible endpoint'

A significant data leak, dubbed 'Steam2 leak,' has reportedly exposed 13TB of data from Valve's Steam platform, primarily containing files uploaded between 2003 and 2013. The leaked data includes early versions and assets of Valve games like Left 4 Dead 2 and Portal 2, as well as beta builds of third-party titles such as Dragon Age: Origins and Batman: Arkham Asylum. The information was allegedly accessed via a publicly accessible endpoint, raising security concerns for Valve and other exposed companies.

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Retro Gamer

Massive Valve leak unearths 12TB of unreleased builds for games like Portal 2, alongside a whiff of Half-Life 2: Episode…

A massive 12TB leak of internal Valve game builds and assets from 2003 to 2013 has surfaced online, including unreleased versions of Portal 2, Left 4 Dead, and Counter-Strike: Global Offensive, as well as materials potentially related to Half-Life 2: Episode Three and the unreleased game F-Stop. The leak is attributed to Valve's outdated content-delivery system rather than a hacking incident.

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PC Gamer

All the key details about 'anime GTA' game Ananta

Ananta, formerly known as Project Mugen, is set to release on January 15, 2027, for PC, PlayStation 5, and mobile platforms. This free-to-play open-world RPG developed by NetEase features a unique urban setting with influences from Tokyo and Hangzhou, and promises a variety of gameplay mechanics including combat, exploration, and social activities, while notably not featuring character gacha mechanics.

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Shack News

Weekend Console Download Deals for Aug. 21: Catching up with Black Myth: Wukong

This weekend's console deals include significant discounts on Black Myth: Wukong for PlayStation and Xbox. Nintendo Switch owners can find deals on Sega titles, Dispatch, and BALL x PIT. Numerous other games across various genres are also on sale for PlayStation and Xbox platforms.

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Gamespot

Game Subscriptions You Might Secretly Already Have

This article explores how consumers might already have access to game subscriptions through services they already use, beyond typical gaming platforms like Xbox Game Pass or PlayStation Plus. It highlights offerings from Netflix, The New York Times, Rockstar's GTA+, Amazon Luna, and Epic Games Store's free weekly titles, detailing the types of games available through each.

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Shack News

Evening Reading - August 14, 2026

This week's gaming news roundup includes updates on Total War: Warhammer 3, a review of Madden NFL 27, and the opening of 2K's Small Axe Studios. Compulsion Games has removed Xbox as the publisher for South of Midnight on Steam, while Kingdom Hearts 4 is slated for a late 2027 release with an animated series coming to Disney+. The article also highlights new features for The Elder Scrolls 4: Oblivion Remastered on Nintendo Switch and mentions upcoming content for Modern Warfare 4.

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Playstation Lifestyle

Striking Open-World PS4 Game Is 75% Off on PlayStation Store With Cheap DLC

Batman: Arkham Knight is currently available for 75% off on the PlayStation Store for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5. The game's Season Pass, which includes various DLC packs with additional story missions and characters, is also heavily discounted. The critically acclaimed action-adventure game, developed by Rocksteady Studios, features an expanded open-world Gotham City and the introduction of the driveable Batmobile.

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IGN

Batman: Arkham Asylum Marked the End of the ‘Sh*tty Licensed Game’ Era

Batman: Arkham Asylum is highlighted as a pivotal game that redefined the era of licensed video games and developer Rocksteady Studios. The article reflects on how the game's success marked an end to the prevalence of poorly received licensed titles.

Gaming Bolt

Marvel’s Wolverine Is Doing the Smart Thing by Avoiding Open World

This article argues that Insomniac Games' decision to make Marvel's Wolverine a linear experience rather than an open world is a smart choice that plays to the character's strengths. The author believes a more focused design will allow for more intimate storytelling, better combat encounters, and more authentic traversal, avoiding the pitfalls of repetitive open-world design.

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PC Gamer

Embrace the great Tech Pause

The article advocates for a 'Tech Pause,' encouraging gamers to appreciate existing hardware rather than constantly chasing the latest expensive technology. It highlights the stagnation in GPU improvements and the rising costs of PCs and consoles, suggesting that older hardware is still capable of playing a vast library of games, including many new releases. The piece also celebrates the advancements in emulation and PC handhelds as more accessible and rewarding avenues for gaming.

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Nintendo Everything

UK software sales chart for the week ending August 1, 2026 – Splatoon Raiders holds on strong, physical Xenoblade 1 for Nintendo Switch 2 debuts

The latest UK software sales chart for the week ending August 1, 2026, shows Splatoon Raiders holding strong at number two. The physical release of Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition - Nintendo Switch 2 Edition debuted at number sixteen.

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Gamespot

Nexus Mods Wants To Replace Modding Frustration With One-Click Simplicity

Nexus Mods, led by Victor Folmann, plans to overhaul its platform to simplify the modding process for PC games. The site aims to move away from treating mods as simple files and instead manage them as complex systems, making installation and maintenance easier for users. This initiative seeks to reduce user frustration and improve the overall modding experience, drawing inspiration from services like Spotify for ease of use and GitHub for powerful toolsets.

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Nintendo Everything

UK software sales chart for the week ending July 25, 2026 – Splatoon Raiders immediately hits #1

Splatoon Raiders debuted at number one on the UK software sales chart for the week ending July 25, 2026. Several other Nintendo titles, including Tomodachi Life: Living the Dream and Pokemon Pokopia, also charted well. The list features a wide range of games from various publishers.

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PC Gamer

Videogame villains who sing at you are the best

This article discusses the trend of villains singing in video games, highlighting examples from various titles like Middle-earth: Shadow of War, Hades II, and Baldur's Gate 3. It argues that unexpected musical numbers from antagonists can be more engaging than traditional monologues, making them memorable and impactful.

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Retro Gamer

Clayface star Tom Rhys Harries was inspired by the Arkham games' "effective and psychologically jarring"…

Tom Rhys Harries, who plays Matt Hagen in the upcoming DCU film Clayface, revealed that the Batman Arkham games, particularly Arkham Asylum's depiction of the character, served as inspiration for his portrayal. Harries noted the games' effective and psychologically jarring take on the villain, despite Clayface having a more prominent role in Arkham City. The film is described as a body horror and psychological thriller, aiming to expand the tonal range of the DC Universe.

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Nintendo Everything

Nintendo Switch eShop latest sales: lowest prices ever for Fantasy Life i, Venba, Worms Armageddon, more

The North American Nintendo Switch eShop is featuring new sales, including the lowest prices ever for titles like Fantasy Life i: The Girl Who Steals Time, Venba, and Worms Armageddon. The article lists numerous other discounted games available for purchase.

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Gamespot

Hack And Bash: How 007 First Light Mixes High-Tech Gadgets With Old-School Brawling

007 First Light distinguishes itself by focusing on physical brawling combat over traditional shooting, reflecting Bond's origin story. Senior combat designer Tom Marcham explains how the team drew inspiration from Daniel Craig's movies and martial arts games like Sifu and Sleeping Dogs to create a grounded, improvisational fighting system. The game also balances stealth, shooting, and melee, with inspirations from titles like Batman: Arkham Asylum and Vanquish, aiming for broad accessibility.