Activision Blizzard and Electronic Arts might be interested in purchasing Warner Bros. Interactive if its parent company makes the sale official, but they'd be facing some stiff green competition from Microsoft along the way.

There’s a lot of value within the brands under Warner Bros. Interactive’s control, as they not only publish games but have a majority stake in several studios as well. So, you feel like making a deal with them then?

When you play a game, you want several things: You want escapism, you want excitement and you want to have a good time. Some games do just that with tried and trusted mechanics, while others take those ideas and try to add some exotic flavour to the mix. Some fail, some succeed and some games create lasting memories that create new benchmarks in the entire industry. Here are ten such games, which are unbelievably satisfying thanks to one key gameplay factor.

That bit of promotional art doing the rounds and claiming that we'll finally see a reveal of the Suicide Squad game by the name of Outlaws? Yeah, that's totally fake.

Batman: Arkham Knight's Batmobile is an example of genius that was and still remains, years ahead of the curve.

In Batman Arkham Asylum, the Joker had orchestrated a massive jailbreak, the Scarecrow had gone full Nightmare on Elm Street and the only thing more terrifying than that tip-toe encounter with Killer Croc is the sound of footsteps in PUBG. And then there was…the Riddler. And his goddamn puzzles.

Is Warner Bros. Montreal developing a new Batman game that features the caped crusader going up against the Talons of his infamous New 52 comic book run? Or am I owl by myself in this belief? Recent concept art has me belieiving in the former.

Marvel’s Spider-Man is coming exclusively to the PlayStation 4 in just over a week. We’ve been playing it, and while we’re not allowed to say too much about it (look out for our review early next week!), there are a few action sequences that are both Amazing and Spectacular.