In a feature that sees an interview with Arkham City’s Game Director Sefton Hill, long-running DC villain, Mad Hatter, can be spotted within the montage of brand-new gameplay footage.

Batman: Arkham City will be released October 18th, 2011 for the Xbox 360 and PS3. The PC version is slated for November, and a version for OnLive has also been announced . Follow me on Twitter ...

Folks on NeoGaf have spotted the Mad Hatter in Arkham City, in a quick scene in the middle of an episode of Sony's Qore show. The Mad Hatter has evolved into a sinister mind control villain over ...

The Mad Hatter, also known as Jervis ... You will hear Alfred say that Lucius Fox has developed a cure, which has been dropped off in Arkham City. However, when Batman goes to take the cure, ...

Mad Hatter Joins the Batman: Arkham City Roster. October 5, 2011 by Josh Harmon. The Lewis Carroll-themed villain will be joining a diverse lineup of people who want the Dark Knight dead.

One of my favorite parts of Batman: Arkham City was the Mad Hatter sidequest — it was creepy, funny and really did justice to an underutilized and under-respected villain. Sadly, the sidequest ...

Arkham Origins: Mad Hatter Revealed As New Villain. by Charlie Oldfield. Aug 6, 2013 August 6th, 2013 August 6th, 2013 ...

A slew of scans from the latest issue of OXM have hit the web, outing Mad Hatter as one of Arkham Origins’ lead villains. Those who played Arkham City may remember the obscure comic book ...

News comes following the latest issue of Official Xbox Magazine (via VG247), which confirms Mad Hatter will feature in an expanded role in the game. He previously had a cameo in Arkham City.

“Mad Hatter is a character we loved in Arkham City,” says creative director Eric Holmes. “We loved his presence, and we really wanted to do more with him.