Under the codename Project Apollo, Monolith appears to have been developing this Batman game during 2010, which suggests that it was intended for release on the PlayStation 3 and/or Xbox 360.

New clips of a Batman game that was remodeled into Middle ... Sony Interactive Entertainment releases a brand-new update for the PS3, a console that the company discontinued nearly eight years ...

Batman: The Dark Knight is an unreleased action-stealth game for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. The game was based on the movie of the same name. The game was cancelled in 2008. Advertisement Fun ...

A different classic Batman villain runs each area, including Penguin, Joker, and Black Mask. Other DC characters, such as Amanda Waller, have appearances as well. The game was available for PS3 ...

Monolith's scrapped Batman game that eventually became the best Lord ... Dark Knight universe and would be released on Xbox 360, PS3, and PC. According to sources, Monolith needed Nolan's ...

Prepare for unexpected game twists - Batman ... Sony Interactive Entertainment releases a brand-new update for the PS3, a console that the company discontinued nearly eight years ago.

Skybound, the comic publishing house turned entertainment juggernaut, is looking to fund a video game based on their popular ...

In today's Daily Fix: Footage of a cancelled Batman game by Monolith have been uploaded to a thread on X, but this isn't some run-of-the-mill Batman game, it was set in (or at least heavily ...

Gameplay and images for the canceled ‘Nolanverse’ Batman game that was once in development at Monolith Productions have emerged online. Before it released the much-loved Middle-earth ...

Gameplay footage showing the Batman game that evolved into Shadow of Mordor has appeared online. Once upon a time, developer Monolith was working on this Batman project with the hope it would tie ...

One of the most consistent themes in Batman Beyond is parenthood. The show began with Terry’s father being murdered, and Bruce stepping in as a reluctant father figure. Since then ...