LEGO Batman: The Videogame

An ad for LEGO Batman 2: Super Heroes was reportedly spotted inside kits for LEGO's upcoming Super Heroes line. It featured the Caped Crusader and a number of superhero allies, all but confirming earlier rumors that the next LEGO Batman 2 will be diving headlong into the DC Universe...

LEGO Systems and Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group has announced a worldwide license agreement for TT Games Publishing to continue developing the highly successful LEGO based videogames across multiple platforms. Operating as part of Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, a division of WBHEG, TT Games is the publisher and developer behind the award-winning hit LEGO videogame franchises including, LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Batman: The Videogame and LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures, which have sold close to 50 million units worldwide.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment today announced that LEGO Batman: The Videogame has sold through more than one million copies across all formats in the UK, since launch in 2008, and continues to be a top-seller week-over-week on the UK charts. LEGO Batman: The Videogame - developed by TT Games, makers of LEGO Star Wars, LEGO Indiana Jones, LEGO Rock Band and the forthcoming LEGO Harry Potter - combines trademark LEGO charm and imaginative gameplay with one of the world's largest entertainment properties to create a runaway success.

Nominations for Develop Industry Excellence Awards are unveiled, and two developers are likely to walk away with most of them. Rockstar and Media Molecule will be contesting for the most category nominations. Rockstar snags six of them with GTA: Chinatown Wars and GTA IV: The Lost and the Damned from Rockstar while Media Molecule's LittleBigPlanet alone is nominated for another five.

Feral Interactive has released the Mac version of the fast-paced action adventure title LEGO Batman: The Videogame. Developed by TT Games, the game brings the world of DC Comics' Caped Crusader to life in the form of LEGO blocks. Players can explore an interactive LEGO Gotham City as Batman and Robin, capturing infamous villains, and even taking control of the villains themselves.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment are pleased to announce that LEGO Batman: The Videogame has won a prestigious Children's BAFTA Award for Best Videogame 2008. Developer TT Games was snapped up by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment in 2007 and has since had a hugely successful 2008 seeing the release of LEGO Indiana Jones and LEGO Batman: The Videogame. TT Games beat stiff competition from...

An excerpt from the latest issue of NGamer, an interview with Traveller's Tales' Arthur Parsons: NGamer: Do you see the wider DC universe making it into Lego form? The Justice League could be good. Arthur Parsons: Whether any more of the DC universe makes the transition into Lego depends largely on the success of Lego Batman, and on whether Traveller's Tales, Warner Bros. and Lego want to make any other characters into Lego games. I'd love to make a sequel to Lego Batman because it was immense fun to work on.

The time is finally here: The Dark Knight makes his triumphant return to video games with Traveller's Tales' LEGO Batman: The Video Game. Check out their official launch trailer to commemorate the event below, and be sure to check back shortly for our gallery full of new screens and renders.

Warner Bros have just released some new screenshots of Lego Batman and one Artwork.

The villain ranks for the Lego Batman game due out later this year continues to swell. Last month 1UP reported on the inclusion of Bane, Clayface, and Nightwing. This month 1UP only has one, but it's a wild one, literally. Man-Bat will be bringing his genetically mashed up bat powers to the bad guys side. Like many villains, Man-Bat is the product of good intentions gone wrong. Dr. Kirk Langstrom in an attempt to cure his deafness creates a serum using bat DNA. While it successfully granted him bat-like sonar, it also turned him into a man-sized bat. He gained wings, allowing him to fly, and superhuman strength, but like a bat lost much of his ability to see in daylight.