Where is the red brick in mission 3, chapter 1 on the super hero levels? Games Guru: This video should help you out. How do you get the minikit in level one of episode one at the garage blocked by toxic waste? Games Guru: Use a character with toxic resistance. He can walk past the spillage and build the truck. Drive the truck out of the way. Talk to the guard near the hidden hatch. Use the Riddler to open the doors on the right. Unlock Every Character: Press X, Up, B, Down, Y, Left, Start, Right, R, R, L, R, R, Down, Down, Up, Y, Y, Y, Start, then Select. Unlock Every Episode and Free Play Mode: Press Right, Up, R, L, X, Y, Right, Left, B, L, R, L, Down, Down, Up, Y, Y, X, X, B, B, Up, Up, L, R, Start, then Select. Unlock Every Extra: Press Up, Down, L, R, L, R, L, Left, Right, X, X, Y, Y, B, B, L, Up, Down, L, R, L, R, Up, Up, Down, Start, then Select. How do I get past Mr. Freeze? The cannon in the back of the area is not available to build. Is it a glitch?
Please tell me what to do. Games Guru: You need to build that cannon! It’s available once Mr. Freeze jumps up to a platform with a red background. Once the pieces appear, jump on the orange valve (it looks like a mushroom) three times. That fires the cannon and makes Mr. Freeze come back down. Then, you’ll need to change to Robin to continue the battle. I was wondering what the codes and tips were. I’ve tried almost every reference and methods of trying to place the codes but they never enter. I don’t know how to get real fast money or any actual working codes, and it’s frustrating me!!! And how can I get the red hood for free play? Games Guru: I don’t know about the Red Hood. As far as I know, you have to complete all episodes to unlock Free Play. Regarding codes, enter the codes at the computer in the Batcave or in Arkham Asylum at the hacked computer. Here are a few: – Always Score Multiply: 9LRGNB – Area Effect (Sonic suit): TL3EKT – Armor Plating (Demolition suit): N8JZEK
– Bats (Sonic suit): XFP4E2 – Beep Beep: RAFTU8 – Character Studs: DY13BD – Decoy (Technology suit): TQ09K3 – Extra Toggle (extra Free mode characters): EWAW7W – Extra Hearts: ML3KHP – Fast Batarangs (all suits): JRBDCB Any codes for the Wii version? Games Guru: Go to the computer in the Batcave and enter these codes for vehicles: – Bruce Wayne’s private jet: LEA664 – Catwoman’s motorcycle: HPL826 – Garbage truck: DUS483 – Goon helicopter: GCH328 – Harbor helicopter: CHP735 – Harley Quinn’s Hammer Truck: RDT637 – The Joker’s van: JUK657 – Mad Hatter’s Glider: HS000W – Mad Hatter’s Steamboat: M4DM4N Any codes for the Xbox 360 version? Games Guru: There are tons. Here are some codes for you to unlock characters. Enter them in the computer in the Batcave. – Alfred Pennyworth: ZAQ637 – Bruce Wayne: BDJ327 – Catwoman (classic): M1AAWW
– Clown Goon: HJK327 – Commissioner Gordon: DDP967 – Freeze Girl: XVK541 – Freeze Henchman: NJL412 – The Joker (tropical): CCB199 – Joker Goon: UTF782 – Joker Henchman: YUN924 – Mad Hatter: JCA283 Do you have any codes for the DS version? Games Guru: Here are some codes. Go to the main menu. Hit Up, Down, L, R, L, R, L, Left, Right, X(2), Y(2), B(2), L, Up, Down, L, R, L, R, Up(2), Down, Start, Select to unlock all extras. The way you know you’ve done it right is this: At the end of the entering of codes, you’ll hear a sound. Unlock all episodes and Free Play mode:Press Right, Up, R, L, X, Y, Right, Left, B, L, R, L, Down(2), Up, Y(2), X(2), B(2), Up(2), L, R, Start, Select to unlock all episodes and Free Play mode. Again, you’ll hear a sound if you’ve done it right.Press X, Up, B, Down, Y, Left, Start, Right, R(2), L, R(2), Down(2), Up, Y(3), Start, Select to unlock all characters. You’ll hear that sound again if you have entered the code correctly.
Tom Chick, June 25, 2012 Batman rides a gorilla. Robin builds a rickshaw and trundles around the parking lot. Clayface and Hush– Who? Clayface and Hush are in here. Lex Luthor’s hovership is defended by impenetrable electrical fields, yet there are convenient spawn points for Batman’s electricity suits next to every electrical field. There’s no room for Robin in the Batmobile, so he runs along behind it as if you were riding a horse in Skyrim. But Robin can roll around inside his own personal hamster ball. You’ve just unlocked a mime. That’s right, a mime. He approached you on the chaotic and panic-riddled streets of Gotham City and offered to sell himself into your collection for 25,000 Lego studbucks. Of course, you accept. Then you smash a row of hedges to earn a golden brick, which will finally let you buy whatever’s for sale inside the as yet unlocked front door of Wayne Manor. Wait, what’s over here? A little man throws a pie at you. You might ask, “Why?”
You have asked the wrong question. The overriding question of Lego Batman 2 is always and only “Why not?” This is as ridiculous and ridiculously effective an open world game as Saints Row 3, but whereas that game was driven by action movie excesses, Lego Batman 2 is driven mostly by the two things all boys love most: breaking things and collecting stuff. And then playing with them. If you have a toy gorilla and a Batman action figure, Batman will naturally ride the gorilla. After the jump, toy story The first and most important thing you need to know about this latest Lego videogame is that you get to run, fly, and drive around a pretty lively Lego version of Gotham, brimming with stuff to do and places to see, and not as insufferably kiddie oriented as Hogwarts. Because, you know, Batman. He’s all, like, grim, even when he’s cute and tiny. The game’s 15 missions move you through his non-grim adventures, where Superman pretty much gets so much time that you wonder if he doesn’t have his own game to go to.
It probably got canceled. You mostly just smash stuff, but sometimes you have to change suits to solve things that are supposedly puzzles. Calling them puzzles is a bit of a stretch, since Lego Batman 2 is wonderfully mindless. I grant there are occasional sticking points. I was certainly stuck a few times, sometimes because the game had glitched and I had to restart a level. A few times I was stuck because I’m just a little dense. Oh, so that’s a socket for Robin’s goo gun! Ah, so I have to break these crates to get to a lever! Mostly you’re going to get stuck because you didn’t realize that you had to smash everything. Even in the Batcave. These superheroes are little terrors. No respect for property. But Lego Batman 2 moves forward, ever forward, a bit like Diablo on normal difficulty, but minus any sort of skills or loot or meaningful combat. You just break stuff and move your superhero toys forward, ever forward, through a rain of glittering Lego studbucks, like all those glorious bolts in a Ratchet & Clank game, unlocking stuff, always unlocking stuff, on your way to collecting new things, always forward, ever forward.
Did I say forward? Sometimes you just move laterally, faffing about in Gotham to get more gold bricks which are the ultimate determinant for how much progress you’ve made. Did you know Clayface and Hush are in here? Don’t you want to unlock them? Okay, how about Flash and Aquaman? Do you want to unlock them? So you might as well grab Clayface and Hush, too. The subtitle of this game is DC Super Heroes, and it certainly earns it, primarily by cramming that invulnerable blowhard Superman into the action. But anyone who buys a Batman videogame is barely a Catwoman whisker away from collecting virtual action figures. That he can play with. Funnily enough, the story in Lego Batman 2 is actually pretty good, inasmuch as a series of missions pitting superheroes against villains can be good. What could have been just a string of puzzle rooms nicely sprawls out into memorable scenarios across the open world. Remember how absurd the Batman TV show was? This is like that, but with charm where the camp used to be.