David Bowie is getting Lego-fied! Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and MTV Games just announced that the iconic musician's likeness will be featured in Lego Rock Band(PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, and DS). Gameplay trailer can also be found after the jump.

No more rumors. No more should-have-been slide presentations. Lego Rock Band is now confirmed for the PS3, Xbox 360, Nintendo Wii, and DS. In fact, why not we throw in a screenshot and a partial track list too?

Is Harry Potter getting Lego-fied? The rumors are becoming more persistent on the web (it's been going on for a few years now, actually), but we're still not hearing anything confirmatory on the matter. Warner does not help the situation any better.

Another one joins the rosters of playable characters in Lego Batman: The Videogame (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, DS, PC). She's young, she's caped, and she's Commissioner Gordon's daughter. It's batgirl, y'all. What are her abilites? More than you actually think.

So how's life after striking a GBP 100 million (US$206 million) acquisition deal with Warner Bros? Warner Bros. UK president Josh Berger sheds light on this question, as he relates how Warner Bros. acquired Traveler's Tales Games without any restructuring, future plans, and the reasons why they acquired the small yet talented studio.

It's been reported earlier that Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group is acquiring TT Games, the studio behind the highly successful Lego games. Guess for how much though? A whopping GBP 100 million (US$ 206 million)!

Read more about the acquisition and about the founder of TT Games Jon Burton, now dubbed as the £100m geek.

Who can't recognize the very angry and perhaps a bit crazy duck of Warner Bros. Looney Tunes? For those of you who enjoyed the Duck Amuck series, here's an definite treat for you. The Merrie Melodies series is coming to the Nintendo DS.

WayForward and Warner Bros. Interactive will bring Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck to the handheld. For those unfamiliar with the series, here's a bit of a primer. Daffy Duck gets stuck with a sadistic artist who continually changes the background, Daffy's appearance, and everything else in the cartoon. Daffy, of course, gets frustrated as the said artist does more things to him amidst his frantic complaints. Anyway, in the teaser, we see two Daffys - and you can probably imagine how that would end up.

Looney Tunes: Duck Amuck is scheduled for a September release this year. While we're waiting for more info on this one, check out the video.

Why aren't we surprised at all? We did see this coming. And it's all good. While the past videogame incarnations of Harry Potter were forgettable, we're eager to see what the next-gen versions have to offer. We can already picture players swishing and flicking the Wiimote while uttering "Alohamora!"

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix videogame will be the first in the franchise to be developed for the next-gen consoles. EA and Warner Bros. promise an accurate representation of the events surrounding J.K. Rowlings' fifth book, which happens to be Harry Potter's fifth year at Hogwarts.

The game will allow players to explore Hogwarts and take on missions presented in the book/movie.

Playable characters include Harry Potter (of course!), Dumbledore, and Sirius Black. Too bad, Ron and Hermione are non-playable. But we're pretty sure they'll get some exposure throughout the game.

The game is slated for a July 2007 release to coincide with the film. It'll also be released for the PSP, PS2, Gameboy Advance, and Windows PC.

Eeeyahoo! The tap-dancing perky penguin from the big screen will soon slide to your touch screens as well. Midway Games has announced that Happy Feet for the DS has shipped to stores!

Mumble, the tap-dancing penguin, will show us just how colorful and vibrant penguins are despite their dichotomic black-and-white bodies as he dances, swims, and belly-sleds through Antarctica to win over his soulmate, Gloria.

Based on the Warner Bros. film, Happy Feet, the videogame will feature the voices of Elijah Wood as our tone-deaf singing penguin Mumble while Brittany Murphy will lend her talents to Gloria. Mumble may be the worst singer in the nation of singing Emperor penguins, but the fella sure can tap-dance!

Would-be Wii owners won't have to wait that long to get Mumble dancing on their virtual consoles too as the Wii version will hit shelves later this week. Rated E by ESRB, you can now have Mumble a-singin' and a-dancin' for the SRP of US$ 29.95.