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.

Missed the curving bullets alongside Angelina Jolie's curves? Well, we don't know about Angelina Jolie's curves being in the game, but we do know that bullet-curving Wesley Gibson is back, and he's got a big job to do in Wanted: Weapons of Fate. Check out the assassin vs. assassin action in the video in the full article.

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.

The Watchmen are coming, and they're coming in a way most people wouldn't expect them to: via Xbox Live, the PlayStation Network, and the PC. Warner Bros. has announced at least a pair of Watchmen episodic games slated for digital distribution on the three platforms. Learn more about the upcoming games after the jump.

If you're availing the service of the Xbox Live Video Store, then you'd probably smile knowing that it has been performing above expectations and studio partners are pleased.

These are according UK Xbox Live marketing manager, Robin Burrowes. Aside from that, it seems that they will be leaning more towards HD content. Find out more in the full article.

The format war may soon come to a conclusion, barring some hidden aces up HD DVD's sleeve. According to new data from Home Media Magazine, no HD DVD title has entered the top 10 best selling HD movies for the week ending on January 27. The whole list is occupied by Blu-ray titles; this marks the third week HD DVD has been absent from the list. More in the full article.

The new word circulating around about the format war is that Warner Bros. will soon be going Blu-ray exclusive. This after VP Dan Silverberg commented that with the arrival of affordable hardware, it's time for the studio to re-evaluate the "notion of staying in two formats." Later on he says that "We can definitely talk Blu-Ray. We are committed to the format." If they do decide to go Blu-ray exclusive we should expect some major shifts in the format war similar to when Paramount and Dreamworks went HD DVD exclusive. Read more in the full article. Thanks to Oracle for the tip!

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.

 

Two new demos have come buzzing and shooting their way into the Xbox Live Marketplace: Bee Movie Game, based on Jerry Seinfeld's new animated movie, and Looney Tunes: ACME Arsenal where your favorite Looney Tunes characters have to fight for their loony lives.

Both the Bee Movie Game and Looney Tunes: Acme Arsenal demos are available in the US and Canada. Bee Movie Game demo will also be available in Mexico, while the actual game will be available on October 30. The Looney Tunes demo will also be available in Europe; the actual game will be released on October 9 for the US.