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Mr Freeze joins the rogues' gallery in Batman: Arkham City, vowing revenge against the Dark Knight amid a host of Gotham's most sinister villains.
The year's biggest fighting title is just around the corner, but our final and considered verdict is right here, right now.
Find out where and when you can catch Kevin Tancharoen's live-action shorts in the lead-up to the release of Mortal Kombat later this month.
Mortal Kombat may introduce 'online pass', requiring a code for full online play, akin to EA and THQ's systems, Joystiq reveals.
A glitch from Mortal Kombat II and a favourite from Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance are the first two downloadable characters.
Warner Bros. announces Green Lantern video game for 3DS to coincide with film, leveraging system's 3D graphics for immersive gameplay.
See PlayStation 3-exclusive character Kratos in action in the latest Mortal Kombat trailer from NetherRealm Studios.
The first gameplay footage from Warner Bros.' upcoming sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum shows off a few of Batman's new tricks.
Warner Bros. debuts a gripping gameplay trailer for 'LOTR: War in the North', promising fierce combat and co-op action, coming to PS3, Xbox 360, and PC.
Facebook has launched a movie rental service in partnership with Warner Bros., allowing US users to rent films like The Dark Knight for USD $3.
Warner Bros. seeks to overturn the Australian Classification Board's refusal to classify Mortal Kombat, citing comparable titles on sale.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has released the latest trailer for its upcoming horror first-person shooter F.E.A.R. 3.
Warner Bros. turns a mediocre movie into a subpar game in Wanted: Weapons of Fate, failing to break the curse of bad film adaptations.
Rediscover the original and much-revered games of the Mortal Kombat phenomenon in an upcoming bundle from Warner Bros.
A local retailer claims that Mortal Kombat won't release on its scheduled April 21st release date in New Zealand.
The second attempt by Warner Bros. to receive Australian classification for Mortal Kombat has proved unsuccessful for the publisher.
Read on to find out when Kiwi gamers can get their hands on the eagerly anticipated sequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum.
No hurdles remain for the local release of Mortal Kombat, the most recent casualty of the Australian Classification Board.
PlayStation Plus members get exclusive early access to Mortal Kombat demo with 4 characters and dynamic arenas from March 8. Available to all a week later.
Mortal Kombat awaits New Zealand's classification decision after Australia's refusal, raising concerns over game censorship in Oceania.
