SAN FRANCISCO—As thousands of comic book fans converge at the Moscone Center for the 25th WonderCon, Warner Home Video is celebrating DC Comics’ storied superhero, the Man of Steel. Superman, the cultural icon and quintessential superhero, is back in a big way. In addition to the new movie being directed by Zack Snyder and starring Henry Cavill, all of the movies are getting a high definition makeover. For the first time, fans will be able to own one super-entertaining Blu-ray collection with all four original theatrical  Superman films starring Christopher Reeve (available for the first time in high def), Superman Returns, and the two alternate versions of Superman I and Superman II.

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has signed a long-term studio-wide license agreement with Epic Games to use the award-winning Unreal Engine 3 on some of the big games of this decade. The development software will be available for any team developing a Warner-published game across PC, console and mobile platforms. Through 2014 Unreal will be the exclusive game engine used on projects being developed by Rocksteady Studios, which is currently working on Batman: Arkham City, and NetherRealm Studios, the team behind the award-winning Mortal Kombat franchise. Rod Fergusson, executive producer of Epic’s Gears of War 3, talks about the game engine technology in this exclusive video interview.

As preparations for the final battle commence, Harry Potter fans can do their part by joining Harry Potter: The Quest, a global online adventure game celebrating Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 and Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2. Harry Potter fans can register now for Harry Potter: The Quest in advance of the Blu-ray, DVD and Digital Distribution release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 on April 15 and the upcoming theatrical release of the final film in the franchise. Gamers can also play the recent Electronic Arts hit game based on the first Deathly Hallows movie, which actors the Phelps twins (better known as the Weasley twins in the films) talk about in this exclusive video interview.

UNIVERSAL ORLANDO RESORT -- With Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 heading to Blu-ray and DVD on April 15 from Warner Home Video and the final film heading to theaters this summer, Harry Potter fans can live the magic year-round in the new Universal Orlando Resort’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey is the main attraction in this new section of the Islands of Adventure park, where fans explore Hogwarts Academy on foot and then take off in a new ride. There are also a pair of rollercoasters – Dragon Challenge and Flight of the Hippogriff – and shops and a restaurant straight from the hit movies and J.K. Rowlings bestsellers. Thierry Coup, Senior Vice President of Universal Creative, talks about how video games – including the Harry Potter games from Electronic Arts – influence the wizards who build today’s modern theme park marvels like Harry Potter and the Forbidden Journey in this exclusive interview.

April showers may be blood red this year. Mortal Kombat is coming in all forms. In addition to the new digital series from Warner Bros. Premiere and video game reboot from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Warner Home Video is bringing Blu-ray versions of Mortal Kombat and Mortal Kombat: Annihilation to retail for the first time. Ed Boon, creator of Mortal Kombat and head of NetherRealm Studios, talks about the return to Mature-rated blood, gore and violence in this exclusive video interview.

One of the big games of 2011 has been unleashed. Sony Online Entertainment LLC (SOE) has released the first cross-platform MMO game with DC Universe Online (DCUO. With the success of recent Warner Bros. movies like The Dark Knight, gamers will be able to work with DC Comics characters like Batman, Superman, Wonder Woman in DCUO on both PlayStation 3 and PC. Christopher Cao, Game Director for Sony Online Entertainment, talks about the new game.

LAS VEGAS -- At CES 2011, six of Hollywood’s largest studios including Lionsgate Entertainment, Paramount Pictures, Sony Pictures Entertainment, Twentieth Century Fox, Universal Pictures and Warner Bros. Entertainment announced their support for the UltraViolet service and format created by the Digital Entertainment Content Ecosystem (DECE).  Complementing the physical DVD and Blu-ray home entertainment markets, studios will begin offering UltraViolet content this year through digital online retailers and digital rights that come with packaged media, giving consumers the ability to watch digital entertainment like Fox' Machete across multiple platforms such as connected TVs, PCs, game consoles and smartphones.