Warner Bros Studios has revealed some exclusive pictures for LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, showing off some of the comic book titans we all know and love from an artistic Arkham City perspective.

Hello Co-Optimus my old friend, I've come to talk to you again.  I come bearing bad news that came in a vision, whilst I was sleeping (that or from a Destructoid posting).  PS Vita owners expecting Silent Hill: Book of Memories in May will have to have a rethink - it ain't happening.  The first clue was when Amazon changed the game's release date from the already slipped date in May to October 31st.  Now Konami have confirmed that  gamers will have to wait several more months to get their greasy mitts on the 4 player online co-op title.

I do like a good collection of games; more pleasure for the same price.  Metal Gear Solid HD Collection is a prime example of this, not only did you get updated versions of some of the earlier single player outings of the franchise, but also a brand spanking new update of the 4 player co-op Metal Gear Solid: Peace Walker HD.  The collection has just been announced for Vita, surely the PSP native Peace Walker would fit seamlessly onto Sony's new handheld?  Apparently not, as a certain game is missing...

Dragon's Crown, Vanillaware's upcoming brawler/RPG for Playstation 3 and Vita, will no longer launch in 2012 as planned. The original publisher, UTV Ignition (who publishes mostly junk) quietly dropped the game from its release schedule. Thankfully, Atlus has stepped in to not only publish this beautiful game, they're also taking a hand in its development duties now as well.

Ragnarok Odyssey launched back in February for the PlayStation Vita in Japan.  The title is a Monster Hunter like game where players can team up and complete quests.  The problem is, it was released without any online co-op, instead players were limited to AD-HOC co-op only.  For Japan, this isn't a HUGE deal - but if and when the game is released in North America, online co-op is a must.

After 17 years creating games for Sony platforms, Zipper Interactive has been shut down by the publisher.   Zipper has created such games has SOCOM Combined Assault on the PS2, SOCOM 4: US Navy Seals on the PS3, and more recently Unit 13 on the PlayStation Vita.  Obviously their speciality was tactical shooters and it was something they did quite well.

Just when you thought things couldn’t get any better for Phantasy Star Online 2’s future, Sega surprises us even further, announcing that we’ll be able to take the game with us on the go in more ways than one.

Konami almost managed to hit the triple thread of Silent Hill releases in March, however a couple retailers have spilled the beans on the delayed release date. Both Amazon and Gamefly have Silent Hill: Book of Memories listed as available on May 31.

It's time for another fancy giveaway today at Co-Optimus!  We're giving away something for the portable crowd, namely those of you who own a shiny new PlayStation Vita.  We've got a sealed copy of Unit 13 along with a 4GB memory card for the PlayStation Vita up for grabs.  

The Playstation Portable Phantasy Star Portable games were pretty great, but multiplayer was restricted to local wireless, making it difficult for most of us to enjoy co-op questing together. Besides, they were based on Phantasy Star Universe, and everybody who's anybody likes the original Phantasy Star Online better. Good news for the cool kids then, because not only is SEGA making a real Phantasy Star Online 2, but it's coming to the Playstation Vita!

The PlayStation Vita continues it's mobile onslaught with another big release. Unit 13 is from SOCOM developer Zipper Interactive and like that game it's a 3rd person tactical shooter. We go hands on with the title and its 2 player online co-op mode and attempt to recon whether or not it's worth your $40.

All day yesterday I was checking the PlayStation Network Store via my Vita, hoping to see a content update so I can download Unit 13, the latest co-op shooter from Zipper Interactive.  I'm on the review for the game, so time is crucial for me, as I want to get the most out of the experience.  To my disappointment the game wasn't available until almost 8:30PM Eastern last night, after which, I needed to wait almost two and a half hours for the 1.2GB game to download.   Sadly, these superfluous issues with time were only the beginning.

Despite the system releasing just two weeks ago, Sony's PlayStation Vita is getting a steady stream of games.  The next big release comes next week in the form of Unit 13, a third person action shooter from veteran developer Zipper Interactive.  

Doctor Who fans rejoice!  The Doctor and River Song will be teaming up in an action/platformer on the PS3, Vita and PC with an all new story written by in colloboration with the BBC Wales team.  Doctor Who: The Eternity Clock will feature both Matt Smith (The Doctor) and Alex Kingston (River) who are lending their voices to the game which takes place across four separate timelines in London.   Your little blue police box  will take you into the Elizabethan, Victorian, and present eras as well as traveling to the future.

The next great console is here and believe it or not, it's a portable. What's that you say? Yes, I truly believe what we have here is one of the first portable consoles to date in the PlayStation Vita. Here's why.