A few weeks back, we gave you more proof that the Riddler and the Catwoman will be appearing for Traveller's Tales' Lego Batman: The Videogame (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, DS, PC). This time around, we bring you Two Face. Don't flip a coin on this one. See him in all his screenshot glory over at the full article.

From this blogger's perspective,  Traveller's Tales' Lego Batman: The Videogame (Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, PSP, Wii, DS, PC) is looking really good. Why, you may ask? The video game's producer, Loz Doyle, gave out a few interesting facts about the game that any Batman fan will be happy to see: how they came up with the story, some villains' various abilities that you could use, Batman and Robin's different suits, among a lot of other things. Want to know what he had to say? Scoot on over to the full article.

When TT Games announced that it will develop another LEGO game, we were excited. Then they revealed it was going to be LEGO Batman: The Videogame - we went ecstatic. The Dark Knight is indeed coming in blocky form, and if you can't believe it, hit the jump for its debut trailer!

Good ol' Harle! You're definitely sure to find her whenever her "Mr. J" is out terrorizing the people of Gotham. So it's no small surprise that TT Games has announced that Harley Quinn will be featured as one of the villains in the upcoming Lego Batman (PC, Xbox 360, PS3, PSP, Wii, DS). You can check out her screenshots in the full article.

It may have been awhile since we were able provide you with an update but you'll be glad to know that we have the latest screenshots of TT Games' LEGO Batman video game.

The city of Gotham faces a grim situation with the appearances of Catwoman, The Penguin, Scarecrow, Killer Croc, and The Joker.

Gripping screen captures after the jump!

Invisible in the shadows, prowling the streets of Gotham City is the Dark Knight, Batman. Lego Batman, that is, prowling the streets of Lego Gotham City. The game's been as mysterious as the character but now it's finally confirmed for a multi platform release! Some new details have also emerged and lie in wait (not prowling though, that's just silly) in the full article.

Riding on the success of its Lego Star Wars series, the developers from Traveller's Tales is gearing up to deliver its next set of Lego-themed video games. And who next to turn into a blocky action game than the veritable Dark Knight himself, Batman.

Check out the rest of the article right after the jump!

Warner Bros. Home Entertainment Group announced today that it is in the process of acquiring TT Games, the company responsible for the successful LEGO Star Wars series as well as more upcoming LEGO-themed titles. While the deal has yet to be finalized, it will include TT Games' development arm Traveller's Tales as well as UK-based publisher TT Games Publishing. You can learn more at the full article.

This one's just off the excitement meter! Electronic Arts (EA) finally confirmed that it indeed acquired the license to the Simpsons video game franchise and that a new game will be appearing on platforms PlayStation 3 (PS3), Xbox 360, PlayStation 2 (PS2), Wii, DS, and PlayStation Portable (PSP) this fall.

The game will not be based on the movie, mind you. The premise for the title is that the whole family realized they are actually trapped in a video game. Knowing how [dys]functional this family is, what the Simpsons did was use the opportunity to give themselves special powers.

Example of these powers include Homer changing into Homerball after picking up edible power-ups (doughnuts?) and lava version of the Homerball after eating chili pepper. Likewise, Bart has his signature slingshot attack and he can morph to Bartman as well. A level called "Around the World in 80 Bites" features eating his way through an international food festival in Springfield.

In terms of graphics, the characters will be cel-shaded but EA will be using a technique that will flatten the character models thus recreating the 2D and hand-drawn look in the long-running TV show. Speaking of which, all voices will be done by the show's original actors and the program's writers will also be doing the video game script.

The Simpsons will have a total of 16 episodes (levels) all in all and each one will occur in a new environment with a unique title and storyline. New characters as well as new environments other than Springfield will be present as well. Furthermore, each episode will feature two Simpsons family members, and players can switch between the two at any time.

And if you're still wondering about the website's allusion to Grand Theft Auto, that is not entirely just a publicity stunt as the game will be making a lot of reference to pop culture and famous video game franchise like Medal of Honor, Batman Begins, Grand Theft Auto, and EverQuest.

The Simpsons is expected to hit retail stores Fall 2007.

Lego-philes, rejoice! After the huge success of Lego Star Wars and the sequel it spawned, Warner Bros. and Lego has signed a deal to produce a Lego Batman title. According to Variety, Warner Bros. also managed to nab TT Games, the studio that developed the two Lego Star Wars titles.

Lego Batman will follow the familiar Lego Star Wars template (picture Lego Batman sliding down the Lego Bat-pole and out of the Lego Batcave) and will be a family-friendly title. It is currently slated for a 2008 release date on multiple videogame platforms. If you guys remember, this title was announced for the Xbox 360 last year.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment will finance and publish the game, while TT Games will reprise its Lego Star Wars role and develop Lego Batman. North American distribution will be handled by Warner Bros. as well.