An Arkham Knight sequel that would have featured Damien Wayne patrolling Gotham as he tangled with threats new and old? I'd be down for that, if this leaked art is true.

With Robert Pattinson's casting as the Dark Knight in writer/director Matt Reeves' The Batman finally complete, we can now delve further into some other rumours for the upcoming comic book film.

Last night saw plenty of attention suddenly thrust towards Sony and Take Two Interactive, as a rumour began circulating around the web that the Japanese giant was looking to spend an unreal amount of cash on the publisher. That proposed mega-merger? It ain’t happening.

Ubisoft's stabby franchise is taking a break in 2019, and after a foray into the Egyptian and Greek past that delved deeper into the origins of the series, where Assassin’s Creed goes next is up for debate. According to one unverified leaker, the next game in the franchise will be Assassin’s Creed Legion, which swaps the Grecian shores of Odyssey for some Italian fun in the sun.

Titanfall ain’t dead yet, but where Titanfall 3 then? Still a ways away apparently, but maybe there might be some other action on the way in the form of the industry’s latest trend: The battle royale. Spread online by numerous video streamers and influencers because clearly video game bloggers and journalists are incapable of keeping a secret, and corroborated on by Kotaku’s always-reliable Jason Schrier, Apex Legends will see players ditch their Titans in favour of some of that sweet sweet chicken dinner.

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.

Here’s some new salt to take a liberal pinch of and throw on top of the pile, as YouTube channel The Know apparently got the hottest of scoops and managed to snag some details on the core four characters of Borderlands 3 via their anonymous source.

Bat-rumour engines to maximum, Boy Wonder! We’re well overdue a solo Batman game, and while it looks like Rocksteady Games aren’t in a hurry to return to Gotham City, that doesn’t mean that a different studio is ready to take a crack at the caped crusader. Heck, the studio behind the best Arkham game, Warner Bros. Montreal, might be the team that is ready to crank out a new dark knight simulator.