He can't smash like The Hulk, but Phoenix Wright is the king of damages in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. Beware the Power of Attorney!

Finally, the one thing missing from Batman: Arkham City - Stern Disapproval Mode! I bet that "butler vision" will look sick on the hi-res PC version when it comes out later this month. And those skins!

The sadly imaginary Alfred DLC pack for Arkham City, via Dorkly.

Guardian of the Galaxy and all around cosmic badass Rocket Raccoon has officially joined the roster of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3. And suddenly, even though I'm loving the newly released Nighwing DLC for Batman: Arkham City, I cannot wait to get my hands on this game!

Check out the clip of Rocket in action below.

While we wait for the November 15 release of Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, there's already a tournament underway at the Manga Cafe in Paris. As jealous as I am, I'm pleased to say that Capcom gave YouTube user Pharaon92i permission to upload tons of gameplay footage, and it looks pretty epic. I mean, you can have a grudge match between Doctor Strange and Phoenix Wright! And yes, that is the first thing that I plan to do when I unwrap the game. Check out the videos below for a taste of what you can expect (minus the French subtitles - I don't think you'll be getting those).

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.

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.

This trailer for the upcoming Marvel Pinball: Vengeance and Virtue X-Men table looks like loads of fun, although as an X-Men videogame that's statistcally highly unlikely. From the Quake mod X-Men: The Ravages of Apocalypse through the recent X-Men: Destiny, X-games have a track record of being spectaularly crappy. Here's hoping this one breaks the curse, as pinball can be loads of fun and the X-Men are really deserving of a good game.

However, Marvel Pinball: Vengeance and Virtue isn't strictly an X-Men game; it's already confirmed that there will be a Ghost Rider table and two more as yet to be announced before the game is released in December via XBox LIVE Arcade and the PlayStation Network.

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.