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Arkham Asylum brings in more money than Catwoman can steal in a night.

Batman: Arkham City has been poised to be one of the biggest games of 2011, and it seems like it has already achieved that. Our very own Jon Lewis liked it quite a bit, and if sales figures are to be believed, the rest of the world does, too.

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Updated impressions of one of this year's most anticipated 3DS titles: Mario Kart 7.

One thing resonated with the bunch of us “comic con goers” when it came to Mario Kart 7; the game is incredibly smooth and incredibly fun. There really isn’t much to say about it other than the fact that it aims to yet again provide an insanely addictive handheld driving experience. As stated in my E3 preview, players at the beginning are allowed to pick a driver, customize car parts from wheels to body and glider type, then the race begins. While it's currently unknown what most of these car parts do, it’s safe to say that they will have some type of effect on either the speed or weight of the kart.

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Called Exterminatus, Space Marine's huge DLC installment won't cost you anything.

Space Marine was released last month without any form of cooperative play available.  It may have seemed like an oversight at the time, but THQ promised that it would be adding it shortly after launched.  Today they keep their promise and it won’t cost you a dime.

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When you say Disney Universe, Pirates of the Caribbean, WALL-E, Monsters Inc, and Alice aren’t the first things that come to mind.

At face value, you might think Disney is crazy for releasing their four player co-operative title, Disney Universe, just one week after Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One. The thing is, Disney Universe is actually the better of the two games. While both suffer from a lackluster co-operative play, the core gameplay of Disney Universe is more layered in its design, giving players more than endless enemies to grind through.

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