The sections of previous games in the Batman: Arkham video game series involving the villain Scarecrow were some of the most memorable parts of the games.

Now Scarecrow is taking control of Gotham City in the latest game in the series, titled Batman: Arkham Knight, which is the trilogy-maker in developer Rocksteady Studios’ series following Arkham Asylum and Arkham City. A fourth game in the franchise, a prequel titled Arkham Origins, was developed by WB Games Montreal and released in 2013.

A new trailer for the game, titled “Gotham Is Mine,” focuses on Scarecrow’s attempt to take control of the city, as well as the group of familiar names and faces he brings together for his plan, including Two-Face, Harley Quinn, The Riddler, Poison Ivy, and The Penguin.

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There have been a ton of superhero games that have come out over the years. But let’s be real, a lot of them have been pretty bad. Superhero games are in fact notorious for being bad, but there are a few exceptions.

So without further ado, here are the Top 5 Superhero Video Games.

A gameplay demo for the latest in Rocksteady Studios’ trilogy of Batman games, Batman: Arkham Knight, was presented at E3 2014.

The new demo shows Batman gliding around the massive open-world Gotham, jumping in the Batmobile—the first time in the series the vehicle is drivable—for a little high-speed action, showcasing the Batmobile’s firepower, all before paying Penguin a little visit and ending with a cameo by a familiar foe.

You can check out the Arkham Knight gameplay demo below now.

Another day, another big video game dropping out of its planned 2014 release and setting up shop in 2015 instead.

Today it’s Batman: Arkham Knight, the latest installment in the franchise from Arkham Asylum and Arkham City developer Rocksteady Studios, joining the many others such as the most recent delay, The Order: 1886.

As is the case with most of the delays, a little treat has been released to soften the blow to those who were eagerly awaiting the game. One of the exciting new features of Arkham Knight is a drivable Batmobile, and a new video has been released showing off the vehicle. You can watch it below.

A new trailer for Batman: Arkham Knight has been released. The game is the third in the Arkham game series from developer Rocksteady Studios, and the fourth overall.

The new trailer is titled “Evening the Odds,” and is a gameplay trailer…though it doesn’t show much in terms of actual gameplay, just in-game footage. Surely a lengthy gameplay demo will be arriving sometime during E3 next month.

For now, you can check out the new Arkham Knight trailer below.

When it was revealed that Batman: Arkham Origins, a prequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, was on the way, and that it was being made by WB Games Montreal instead of Rocksteady Games, fans of the series wondered if Rocksteady was still working on a sequel or something else.

Now we have an answer to this question. The next game in the series is indeed being developed by Rocksteady, and it is titled Batman: Arkham Knight.

Continue below for more info and to watch the announcement cinematic trailer, as a well as a video of Rocksteady talking about the new game.

A new TV spot has been release for Batman: Arkham Origins, the prequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City.

The spot, which is from director Tim Miller with animation by Blur Studio, is short—only about a minute in length—but powerful, as it quickly looks at the life of Bruce Wayne, and his evolution from a boy to Batman.

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Another gameplay demo presented for the first time at E3 2013 was for Batman: Arkham Origins, the prequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City.

The video shows just how big the map is, as you’ll navigate Gotham City on Christmas Eve while some of the deadliest assassins try to take you out in hopes of collecting the $50 million bounty put on your head by crime lord Black Mask.

The demo also touches on some of the various things you’ll be doing in the game, such as analyzing evidence and putting all of the pieces together or tracking down and disarming bombs that have been planted by Anarky.

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We just saw a brief teaser trailer for Batman: Arkham Origins, the prequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, in which Batman is squaring off with Deathstroke. Now comes the first full trailer, and it is awesome.

The trailer is a cinematic, and runs almost five minutes in length as Batman basically finds himself in a Smokin’ Aces situation one Christmas Eve. The game’s primary antagonist, Black Mask, has brought in some of the world’s deadliest assassins to try and dispatch of the Dark Knight, including Deathstroke and Deadshot.

Be sure to continue below now to check out Batman dealing with this trio of baddies in the first trailer for Batman: Arkham Origins.

The first trailer for the upcoming video game Batman: Arkham Origins, the prequel to Batman: Arkham Asylum and Batman: Arkham City, has been released online.

The trailer is just a teaser, with a full trailer coming very soon, and shows the Dark Knight locked in a battle with one of the assassins who’s been sent to kill him—someone comic fans will recognize as Deathstroke—one fateful Christmas Eve night.

Be sure to click on over to the other side to check out the trailer, and stay tuned next week when the full trailer is expected to arrive.