Batman: Arkham Asylum left us with a rather positive view of superhero games, especially those of DC origin.  Unfortunately, the Flash won't be getting his 15 minutes.

BottleRocket Entertainment closed its doors in September, and now we're seeing previously unreleased footage and renders from a video game starring the Flash.  Similarly, we began seeing new artwork from GRIN and Ensemble, showcasing unannounced Final Fantasy (Ivalice-based) and Halo universe games, respectively.

A YouTube member calling himself "misterbigmouth" posted this footage in the summer, though it has received little attention.  He writes:

This is early game footage from the cancelled Flash video game. When our publisher Brash folded we were about 6 months into full production with about a year still to go on the game so please excuse the roughness of how it looks at this stage. A lot of the core elements were just starting to surface and we were all really saddened that the game couldn't be saved. It was showing much potential. As such we just wanted to share a sample of what the game could have been like.

Hey, aren't those Captain Cold's lackeys?

Anyway, former BottleRocket artist Bryan Johnson posted renders featuring the Flash at home, though it's hard to say which unless we can determine Flash's identity.  I have my money on Wally West.  Anyway, it's labeled "Unannounced Title Xbox 360," and Johnson notes his role in the project.  Sad news for DC fans, this is; now we'll never get to run at high speeds through traffic and sonic boom supervillains.