These guys have been providing the voices of Batman and The Joker for 20 years, and now you can see them in action in the booth. Plus, there's a hot chick providing the voice of Talia al Ghul.

People say LEGOs are for kids, but this new trailer for an upcoming LEGO game makes it apparent that they're fun for everyone. Thankfully, you can't step on these LEGOs in the middle of the night.

Strategy is coming back in a big way. At least, we hope. A new XCOM could light the fuse.

The LEGO franchise continues to expand into new interesting places. Gives us our LEGOs, precioussss.

A true Game of the Year is getting a GOTY Edition. As always, it features all the DLC, but it also comes with a movie download and new DLC featuring one sexy psycho biznatch.

While this consensus seems to be that this game blows ass, a whole lotta people are buying it. Will wonders ever cease?

It's been a heated month between dongle teams True Blue and JB-King. Tensions arose after True Blue made their anti clone protections public, in an effort to warn users and manufacturers of clone dongles. JB-King has taken care of that for its share of users by releasing firmware v2.51 for their dongles. Users can now continue to enjoy their games and homebrew such as The Catachthonic.

Soccer balls, that is. Or football if you prefer. Whichever, it's doing better than Mass Effect 3 right now, believe it or not.

One of the guys behind The Witcher 2: Assassin of Kings is working on an interesting-sounding RPG. The inspiration for this game's combat system may surprise you.

Somehow, FIFA Street has managed to get to the top spot in the UK. It must have something to do with all this Mass Effect 3 hubbub...

Ninja Theory knows who their target audience is and how it could kill the industry if you keep designing for them.

I don't know if it's the music they used from the Superman and Batman movies or the promise of free-roam flying, but this thing is looking great. Check out the first trailer for LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes.

There's this game called Mass Effect 3 or something...I think it's doing pretty good.

Don't get your hopes up; this Batman won't be made by Rocksteady.

What's the difference between Halo 4 being a Reboot or a Reset, you say? Read on to find out.

I would have so played this game, but none of us will ever get the chance since it never got picked up. Have a look.

An invitation-only reveal at GDC promises to unveil the next generation of game building technology.

UFC Undisputed 3 manages to hold on to the belt for the second week in a row, but Syndicate and The Jak and Daxter Trilogy enter the fray to varying results. Read on to find out how they did.

For weeks and months, things had been pretty static in the top ranks. Then came a crop of new games, including FF XIII-2, KoA: Reckoning, and the MGS: HD Collection. This week a new game has come along and knocked them all the eff out.

The nominations are in, and Mr Phelps and Mr Wayne are in top form.

Final Fantasy XIII-2 and Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning top the PS3 and Xbox 360 charts, respectively. Insert snarky juvenile comment here.

Final Fantasy and Metal Gear shake things up.

Finally, some AAA titles have shaken things up a bit.

The lead designer for EA's Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning, Ian Fraizer, claims that piracy ruined the PC industry. 

Get DiRTy.

Get your code before they're gone.

Metacritic’s numbers are in, and top honors go the Batman brawler.

Very interesting changes this week...

Surprise, surprise, surprise.

LEGO Batman and Robin are back...and they've brought a bunch of friends with them.

There's been a little shuffling here and there in the week following Christmas, and one surprising contender has risen to the top.  

A lot of us have responsibilities that take us away from our beloved games. How often do you get to play?

The barrage of online passes continues, this time landing in one of Vita’s top-selling launch titles.

In a slow news week, there is only one hope: an insane gamer dancing his heart out for 16 hours straight.

Growing evidence indicates Blizzard was serious about bringing Diablo III to a console near you.

Video games used to be the domain of the nerdy basement dweller. Now, they’re changing the way in which we interact with friends, family and strangers.

Here they come: the very first games of the new year. Find out what’s coming in this week’s “On Shelves.”

Let's take a look at what Xbox games folks in the UK were buying in the week leading up to Xmas.

It’s time for gaming outlets across the globe to drop their top ten lists, but we’d rather know what you think.

IGN asked a few legendary developers what their favorite games of 2011 were and their answers are pretty interesting.

AP has finished its list of the best games of 2011, and it’s surprisingly good. 

Batman Inc. skin?! Why, thank you Rocksteady for basically being the best game developers ever.