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Does launching a working version of Batman : Arkham Knight to a larger console base absolve Warner Bro from honouring its commitments to a relatively less lucrative PC fanbase?

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“My world is fire and blood.” Anyone who has seen Mad Max: Fury Road likely got that reference and, even though Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment’s upcoming game is not directly tied to the movies, those words held true in my hands-on time with Avalanche Studios’ Mad Max during E3 2015.

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[Update] Steam has been flooded with disappointed fans with the page receiving 4,923 negative reviews, more than twice the number of positive reviews. The game's PC page on Amazon currently sits at a 2-star rating. Online retailer Green Man Gaming will process refund requests for Batman: Arkham Knight if the upcoming patch currently being developed by Warner Bros. still does not amend the game. ~Ed. Nick Tan

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EB: Batman: Arkham Knight is now available for the PS4, Xbox One, and PC, so to compliment yesterdays launch trailer, Warner Bros. has released two new screenshots. Apparently the game is struggling to run properly on the PC platform, but these screens are free from technical issues as they were provided by the publisher.

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"When Warner Bros announced the release of Lego Dimensions and its accompanying figurines, many people looked at it as an attempt to capitalize and cash-in on the toys-2-life genre. Slowly, more positive news began to release concerning the title. First and foremost, Lego Dimensions will not be an annual release. Instead, the game will act more like a platform over the span of three years. After playing the title, I understood that although Lego Dimensions is obviously an attempt to reap profits from the figurine and collection market, it is also a competent and engaging title fit for all gaming audiences" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.

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Here we are at launch night of one of 2015's biggest titles, Batman: Arkham Knight. At this point we were hoping that we'd have a review of the PC version up, but we are yet to recieve a copy. Instead, Warner Bros. Interactive has decided to send us the PS4 version of the game last minute. We knew it was a bad sign.

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"When Warner Bros announced the release of Lego Dimensions and its accompanying figurines, many people looked at it as an attempt to capitalize and cash-in on the toys-2-life genre. Slowly, more positive news began to release concerning the title. First and foremost, Lego Dimensions will not be an annual release. Instead, the game will act more like a platform over the span of three years. After playing the title, I understood that although Lego Dimensions is obviously an attempt to reap profits from the figurine and collection market, it is also a competent and engaging title fit for all gaming audiences" -- Nintendo Enthusiast.

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In 2009 Rocksteady Studios released Batman: Arkham Asylum. During the height of Christopher Nolan's success with his grounded, more realistic take on the Dark Knight, Rocksteady and Warner Bros found success with their own take on the character blending together the grit and absurdity of the famed DC Comics universe. They followed it up with Arkham City in 2011 and now conclude their Batman tale with Arkham Knight, the first in the series to be released on PS4 and Xbox One. Ahead of the game's release tomorrow (23 June) IBTimes UK spoke to the game's director, co-writer and Rocksteady co-founder Sefton Hill.

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Warner Bros. just announced some last-minute changes to the system requirements for Batman: Arkham Knight on PC. They also noted that some players may experience technical issues depending on their video card.

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Here's the top ten for the week ending June 20 in full.

1. Lego Jurassic World
2. The Elder Scrolls Online
3. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt
4. Grand Theft Auto V
5. FIFA 15
6. Payday 2: Crimewave Edition
7. Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare
8. Splatoon
9. Destiny
10. Minecraft: Xbox Edition