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Anyone for another roundup of Xbox Game Pass rumours? The latest comes courtesy of EA, as it appears that both Dragon Age: The Veilguard and EA Sports FC 25 are being prepared for Xbox Game Pass at some point in the future.

Dragon Age: The Veilguard is the most surprising one here, as the game's only been out for just under six months, but as spotted by the likes of Knobel and Xbox Era, an apparently new Xbox Store listing has appeared on PC with the words "PC Game Pass" alongside it. Here's a closer look:

The bit we're unsure about here is that the "PC Game Pass" mention might just refer to the free EA Play trial that's included with the game, but the fact that it's supposedly a new listing suggests something bigger might be in the works.

EA Sports FC 25 makes a lot of sense, of course, as those games are always added to EA Play and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate somewhere around the May-June time period. We expect that to be the case again this year.

Don't take either of these

Right at the end of a lengthy report by Bloomberg detailing the Warner Bros. Games' position since president David Haddad stood down after 12 years in the role comes news Rocksteady is "looking to return to Batman for a single-player game".

Neither Rocksteady nor Warner Bros. have formally announced the Batman sequel, but it doesn't look like it's coming any time soon – according to the report, "the new project is years away from landing".

Reflecting upon the disappointment of fellow live-service hopeful Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League and the inability for Harry Potter: Quidditch Champions to replicate the same success as Hogwarts Legacy, its thought Rocksteady will abandon the live-service template adapted for Suicide Squad and instead refocus on its critically-acclaimed - and, crucially, single-player - Batman series.

WB Games Montreal, however, is reportedly "helping out" on other projects like Wonder Woman, the new action hero game Warner Bros. felt compelled to c