In fact, there’s already an example of this in the DCU. Batman appearing in Creature Commandos is exactly this. They don’t know who is playing Batman yet, nor what the specific story of his film will be, but they know they are going to make a Batman film. Batman is out there. So that’s why that got a tease.

With the arrival of a new Superman movie later this year, the new DC Universe continues to grow on film and television. But what about the video games? According to DC Studios co-chiefs James Gunn and Peter Safran, DCU games are still in development, but they're still years away from being released.

We've got updates on Authority, Booster Gold, Swamp Thing, Teen Titans, Peacemaker, and so much more—right from DC Studios' James Gunn and Peter Safran.

DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has revealed that he has a plan for the universe, building to what sounds like a big finale. At a recent press event, Gunn shared that a six year plan has been mapped out for the DCU that will lead to an Avengers-style project (H/T Variety).

Games based on James Gunn's and Peter Safran's DCU are still a "couple years" away, the duo affirmed. Still, they are actively engaging in conversations on how to proceed with games. Specifically, they have met with both NetherRealm and Rocksteady and have also viewed concepts.

When James Gunn announced his plans for an ambitious new universe of DC Comics movies and shows, he revealed an initial lineup of ten interconnected movies and shows. The first, Creature Commandos, already premiered on Max.

With the DC Universe set to soar into life with 2025’s Superman, DC Studios’ head James Gunn has revealed plenty more details about the franchise.