Out of all of DC Comics' incredibly large cast of awesome characters, here are five we think need their own video game.

Released in 1989 on both the ZX Spectrum and Amiga, Superman: The Man of Steel was split into flying levels, a side scrolling ...

Arkham Knight and J.R.R Tolkein's Lord of the Rings, share a character with similar traits and actor. Let's find out who.

I would say that Batman: Arkham Asylum and Arkham City are much better games than any of Insomniac’s Spider-Man games, even ...

When a video game character dies, they sometimes return in one of the sequels, as seen with the following individuals.

Ever since their conception, comic books have always been a great market for horror stories. Dating back to ’50s with EC ...

A newly surfaced video has reignited interest in Project Sabbath — the long-rumoured but ultimately shelved sequel to Batman: ...

Sony and Sucker Punch shared all kinds of new details about the highly anticipated follow-up to Ghost of Tsushima.

It would be a lie if we said that using Dragon Soul codes in Roblox isn’t the best option to get rewarded. Not only are they ...

DC villains can range from the goofy to the scary, but some TV shows and movies take these characters to a whole other level ...

The Peaky Blinders creator, Steven Knight, has not shied away from killing off some strong characters over the years on the ...