The writer behind Batman: Arkham Asylum, Batman: Arkham City and a number of episodes from the highly-acclaimed "Batman: The Animated Series" took to his LiveJournal account to explain why he won't be working on Warner Bros. and Rocksteady's next game.

We knew the next Batman game was going in a lighter-hearted direction. But apparently that includes switching up the writers. Paul Dini has revealed that he won't be working on the next game in the series.

Times are tough. Not everyone can afford to experience the greatness of titles like Arkham City or even heavily discounted used copies of its predecessor Arkham Asylum. One very clever modder has not only found a way to fix this problem for those less fortunate gamers, but they've also done it in a way that makes both of those titles infinitely less cooler.

Steam's Summer Sale has a lot going for it.  Daily deals, Package deals, Flash sales.  But The Community's Choice might be the most democratic, as it lets consumers decide which games should go on sale next.

Getting to our headline, the current Community Choice has the Batman franchise 82% off… meaning you can grab $140 worth of The Dark Knight's gaming exploits for just $24.99.

What you'll get, should you decide to pounce:

Batman: Arkham City is a pretty grim game. Batman is racing the clock and fighting both his worst enemies and his worst tendencies. Apparently a prequel is on the way… and going in an entirely different direction.

Be on alert, bargain hunting denizens of Gotham:  Batman: Arkham City ($15) and all of its DLC is half-off this weekend on Steam.

The GOTY edition of Batman: Arkham Asylum is also on sale, at a 66% discount ($7).

Noticeably absent from yesterday's Harley Quinn's Revenge DLC / Batman: Arkham City GOTY news was any mention of PC support.

Warner Bros. reportedly added some clarification today, confirming that PC users will indeed receive both Ms. Quinn's content and the larger GOTY edition of Arkham City.

There's a new version of last year's excellent crimefighter action game Batman: Arkham City coming next month. It'll include the newest downloadable add-on, Harley Quinn's Revenge, and feature the second worst Batman video game box art ever.

Box art purists, look away. Morbid curiosity seekers, feel free to read on.

We've finally got confirmation of the heavily-rumored Harley Quinn content coming to Batman: Arkham City.

It's called, "Harley Quinn's Revenge" and it'll be included in an upcoming Game of the Year Edition of Arkham City, which releases May 29 for PS3 and Xbox 360 in North America.

If you'd like to purchase Ms. Quinn's content separately, you'll be able to do so May 29th (PSN) and May 30th (XBL).

Date Amendment: Harley Quinn's Revenge will be available individually May 29th (PSN) and May 30th (XBL). Apologies for the confusion!

— Sarah Wellock (@rikkusarah) April 23, 2012

The official Twitter account for Batman: Arkham City is teasing something new, something that might be the rumored Harley Quinn-themed add-on bound for Rocksteady's game.