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MMGN writes: A few years ago, June was considered industry "down time". With the annual E3 extravaganza taking place and the pre-Christmas rush only a few months away, the big titles tend to be reserved for later in the year. Sony bucked this trend in 2013, however, releasing The Last Of Us on PlayStation 3 shortly after E3. Last year, the likes of Murdered: Soul Suspect and EA Sports UFC headlined the month. In 2015, one of the year's biggest games comes straight after E3, with Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Knight wrapping up the epic Arkham series. What else is out in Australia in June? Check out the month's big releases below.

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Rocksteady's final chapter in its Arkham trilogy is bigger than any previous Batman game but will it make its size count?

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Matt checks out Arkham Knight, the final game in Rocksteady's Arkham trilogy.

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DS: With this year's E3 gaming expo just around the corner, June is typically a month known for blockbuster gaming announcements rather than gaming releases. However, while it's true the release schedule is a little sparser than usual, there are a few anticipated launches on the horizon, such as the concluding chapter in the Batman Arkham series, the console debut of Elder Scrolls Online and the latest LEGO adventure.

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Game Informer: "In less than a month, fans will be able to control the caped crusader once again in Batman: Arkham Knight. I was fortunate enough to get hands-on time with the game at a recent Warner Bros. press event in Santa Monica. Here I experienced the tantalizing world and some of the intriguing things it offers. Two things became immediately evident: Being the Batman never gets old, and Rocksteady continues to make his high-flying antics extremely thrilling."

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Endgadget: Neon green and red lights flash as Batman maneuvers the Batmobile through loop de loops in a gaudy underground racetrack. On the streets of Gotham, giant, bulbous tanks strafe around each other shooting at the speeding Bat-vehicle as it tries to escape. Onscreen, a computer-animated Alfred appears and gets snippy with master Bruce. This is a description of the things I did in a demo of Rocksteady's Batman: Arkham Knight, due out this June on PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC. And if any of the above sounds a whole hell of a lot like the camp film Batman Robin, well, that's because it's eerily similar. If you were a fan of that Joel Schumacher-directed 1997 nipple fest or the open-world distractions of the 2011 video game Arkham City, then that gameplay might sound pretty awesome. But for a fan of Batman: Arkham Asylum like myself, however, this sample of Arkham Knight was disconcerting.

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VVV: "Next month marks the release of London developer Rocksteady's much anticipated Batman Arkham Knight, which for the first time will not only star the Dark Knight himself, but a driveable Batmobile designed specifically for the game. To generate publicity for Arkham Knight's impending deployment, a full size Batmobile has landed in a London supercar showroom. As you can see, it really blends in."

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Polygon: "Are you a Batman fan? Interested in picking up Arkham Knight at launch, or preordering the game?"

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OX: Batman: Arkham Knight is nearly upon us, giving the Dark Knight the freedom of the city of Gotham and a giant militarised supercar to get around in. It also adds Bats' various sidekicks such as Dick Grayson's Nightwing into the mix. Find out how they'll be joining in in Show of the Week.