Dick Grayson is coming to Batman: Arkham City. I've been loving the game, playing as both Batman and a surprisingly badass Tim Drake Robin. The Bat-family continues to grow with the Nightwing DLC pack, coming to XBox Live and the PlayStation Network on November 1. Not only will you be able to play through the solo campaign as Nightwing, but the pack comes with exclusive challenges and a super-sweet Batman: The Animated Series skin.

Check out the trailer below, and let me know what you think!

I pre-ordered the Batman: Arkham City Collector's Edition from Best Buy for the sole purpose of getting first crack at the Robin DLC, and it does not disappoint. Not only is Tim Drake a playable character in the Arkham City solo campaign, he comes with his own challenges and variant skins. Take a look at Robin in action, bringing the hurt with his bo staff in this clip from IGN.

This isn't the first time Mark Hamill has sworn off plain the Clown Prince of Crime in fact, many of the cast members from Batman: The Animated Series have, at one time or another, have said that they were stepping back form their roles, only to be brought back into the fold for the opportunity to be involved with cool projects like Batman: Arkham City. But Hamill says that what he really wants to do - sigh - is direct.

Like I said, don't count Mark out just yet. He had hinted that Batman: Arkham Asylum was going to be his last go-round, only to return for Arkham City once he saw how cool it was.

Regardless of what he does next, I wish Mark the best, he is a super talent and a very classy guy with an absurd amount of talent. Whatever he does next, he'll be awesome. But lest we forget, he does make one damn good Joker. He makes it look so easy in this clip from NYCC.

If you're like me, you've been playing Batman: Arkham City, just released for PS3 and XBox 360, until it hurts. Seriously. I am the B- ohhhgod my wrist!!

I'm loving this game on my 360 and I can't wait to dish out justice, Gotham-style on the PC, and I won't have to for very long; Warner Bros. announced today that Batman: Arkham City is coming to PC on Friday, November 18. OK, so it's a month. But look at how freaking amazing it's going to look! Check out some awesome screenshots of Arkham City on PC, described by Rocksteady as "a more richly realised world" than the console version, below.

The universally-loved Batman: Arkham City receives high praise in this video review from Giant Bomb. Although the playable Catwoman mode is singled out as being one of the game's least fun points by the reviewer, it's still exciting to see that she has variant skins because honestly, this game is just silly with them and I think that's awesome.

Check out Giant Bomb's complete review of Batman: Arkham City below.

Another variant skin has been added to to Batman's already extensive wardrobe for the upcoming game Batman: Arkham City. Throwing continuity to the wind in the name of awesomeness, it's Sinestro Corps Batman!

Neither Green Lantern nor the Sinestro Corps are set to be featured in Arkham City, but that's no reason not to include this very cool skin, and Batman's ability to instill great fear can only be an asset in a game that pits him against an entire city gone mad, and new villains like Dr. Hugo Strange, The Penguin and Solomon Grundy;

The Sinestro Corps skin was spotted Play3-Live, which notes that as of now its a PS3 exclusive. Unlike most other skins that have been revealed to date, it's not currently being offered as a pre-order incentive, so presumably it will be made available as downloadable content.

Batman: Arkham City is due in stores for XBox 360 and PS3 on October 18, with a PC release set for November.

Longtime Batman nemesis and Suicide Squad/Secret Six mainstay Deadshot has been confirmed as one of the many new villains in the upcoming Batman: Arkham City. The game's director Sefton Hill and Lead Narrative Designer Paul Crocker revealed Deadshot's involvement yesterday in an interview with Game Trailers TV, in which they also discussed some cool new additions to Batman's utility belt.

Batman has his priorities in order. It's all about the Bat-cheevos in Arkham Asylum. And just wait until he gets a load of the list of Arkham City achievements! 

The list of achievements for the upcoming Batman: Arkham City has been leaked online. Obviously, there are spoilers ahead, so proceed with caution.

Batman: Arkham City achievements:

I'm Batman (10) – Become the Bat
Acid Bath (10) – Save the damsel, but is she in distress?
Savior (10) – Save the medical volunteers
Chimney Sweep (10) – There is only one way in
One Armed Bandit (10) – Hammer the point home
Communication Breakdown (10) – Clear the airwaves
Gladiator (10) – Last man standing
Wrecking Ball (25) – Stop the unstoppable
Lost And Found (10) – Uncover the secret of Arkham City
Sand Storm (25) – We are legion
Hide And Seek (25) – A deadly game of hide and seek
Ghost Train (25) – Fight for survival
Freefall (25) – Don't look down
Exit Stage Right (50) – All the world is a stage
Forensic Expert (10) – Collect enough evidence to locate the gun for hire
Contract Terminated (25) – Stop the contract operative
Serial Killer (25) – Track down the serial killer
Mystery Stalker (15) – Reveal the mystery watcher
Distress Flare (5) – Answer the call for help
Broken Toys (25) – Destroy it all
Ring Ring (5) – Answer a ringing phone
Dial Z For Murder (25) – Stop the phone booth killer
Stop the Clock (15) – Time is running out
Bargaining Chip (15) – Reunite the separated couple
AR Knight (25) – Complete all augmented reality training exercises
Fully Loaded (10) – Collect all of Batman's gadgets and upgrades
Aggravated Assault (10) – Stop all assaults in Arkham City
IQ Test (10) – Solve the first riddle
Conundrum (20) – Rescue the first hostage from Riddler
Mastermind (20) – Rescue the second hostage from Riddler
Puzzler (30) – Rescue the third hostage from Riddler
Intellectual (30) – Rescue the fourth hostage from Riddler
Brainteaser (40) – Rescue the fifth hostage from Riddler
Genius (50) – Rescue all the hostages from Riddler
Bronze Revenge (10) – Obtain 24 medals on the original Arkham City ranked maps (as Batman)
Silver Revenge (20) – Obtain 48 medals on the original Arkham City ranked maps (as Batman)
Gold Revenge (40) – Obtain all 72 medals on the original Arkham City ranked maps (as Batman)
Campaign Bronze (10) – Obtain 24 medals on the original Arkham City ranked maps (as Batman)
Campaign Silver (20) – Obtain 72 medals on the original Arkham City campaigns (as Batman)
Campaign Gold (40) – Obtain all 108 medals on the original Arkham City campaigns (as Batman)
Flawless Freeflow Fighter 2.0 (5) – Complete one combat challenge without taking damage (any character)
Twice Nightly (75) – Complete New Game Plus
Gotham Base Jumper (5) – Jump off the tallest building in Arkham City and glide for one minute without touching the ground
Pay Your Respects (5) – A moment of remembrance
Story Teller (10) – Have 12 murderous dates with Calendar Man
Catch (5) – Find someone to play remote Batarang catch with
50x Combo (5) – Complete a combo of 50 moves (any play mode, any character)
Perfect Freeflow 2.0 (5) – Perform a perfect combo including all of Batman's combat moves (any play mode)
Gadget Attack (5) – Use five different Quickfire gadgets in one fight (any play mode)
Perfect Knight: Day 2 (75) – Main Story, Side Missions, Upgrades, Collectables, New Game Plus and Riddler's Revenge (as Batman)