Juega con personajes como Bane, Joker o Batgirl y consigue super poderes con todos estos trucos. En LEGO Batman 3: más allá de Gotham acompañamos una vez más a Batman, Robin y todo el plantel de héroes de DC para que se enfrenten a una nueva amenaza y salven la Tierra. A medida que vayas jugando podrás desbloquear en el juego personajes, mejoras o nuevos trajes para Batman. ¿Pero y si te digo que puedes conseguir algunos de estos desbloqueables de una forma más sencilla? Como en todos los juegos LEGO, Batman 3: más allá de Gotham incluye la opción de introducir códigos para desbloquear extras de una forma muy sencillo. Cosas a tener en cuenta antes de empezar – Los códigos se introducen pausando tu partida y accediendo al menú Extras / Introducir código – Ten en cuenta que cada vez que inicies una partida en LEGO Batman 3 tendrás que introducir de nuevo todos los códigos que quieras para que sus beneficios estén activados. Batgirl (o Batichica) – 4LS32K
Batman de Zur-En-Arrh – ZWQPJD Beast Boy (o Chico Bestia) – YC3KZZ Blue Beetle – APEKBV Doctor Fate (o Doctor Destino) – 4HRERD Joker (o Guasón) – 9WYGLP Kevin Smith – J6ANCT Music Meister (o Maestro de música) – S7GSDE Nightwing (o Ala Nocturna) – N9CZ7S Plastic Man (u Hombre Plástico) – H2VB8Z Red Hood – TRQTPS The Fierce Flame – NQ46RC Mejoras y otros extras Cartelitos durante las luchas – EWTPKA Detector de desafíos – KNJBD8 Detector de minikits – JYJAFX Gana el doble de piezas – 5MZ73E Sombreros de fiesta – PHHGPH Juega y descubre muchos secretos más Los personajes adicionales y las mejoras que te traemos no son los únicos extras que encontrarás en LEGO Batman 3 Beyond Gotham. Recuerda que en todo juego LEGO hay bloques especiales así como zonas a las que se puede acceder rejugando los niveles. Disfruta de cada partida en el juego y ya verás como te topas con muchos de estos secretos.
Ahora que ya conoces estos trucos puedes… – Jugar a LEGO Batman 3: más allá de Gotham – Recuperar los divertidos LEGO Batman o LEGO Batman 2 Sígueme en Twitter: @mariabaeta Samsung Galaxy S7 + Gear VR + Gear 360: el combo perfecto para revivir tus mejores recuerdos Ten tu casa limpia y organizada con la ayuda de estas apps Deja de perder el tiempo en las redes sociales y procrastina productivamente en 4 pasos Trucos y consejos para dormir bien gracias a estas apps súper efectivas Celebra con nosotros el lanzamiento de Avast 2017 y gana un Samsung Galaxy S7I’ve never played a toys-to-life game. Something about the major selling point of a game being a glorified action-less figure never really appealed to me. I love Lego, though. As a child, I built futuristic skylines from gray- and neon-colored bricks, pitting my minifig denizens in genre-clashing medieval-galactic war. So if there was ever a toys-to-life game that intrigued me, it’s Lego Dimensions.
Due this September from developer Traveller’s Tales and publisher Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment for PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PS3, Wii U, and Xbox 360, Dimensions follows that genre-mashing ideal of my youth, but instead of blending sci-fi elements with medieval warriors, it leverages the now-substantial catalog of licensed Lego properties into a single gameplay experience. I played a demo of the game in advance of this week’s E3 Expo, where Warner Bros. is showing it off. Your three default heroes, playable throughout the entire game, are The Lord of the Rings’ Gandalf, Batman, and The Lego Movie’s Wyldstyle—their minifig incarnations, at least. In their journey—which centers around a trans-dimensional gateway that, once built in real life, serves as the activation portal for your figurines and vehicles—they are joined by the likes of Scooby-Doo, Marty McFly, Homer Simpson, and even Chell from Valve’s videogame Portal, assuming you buy additional level packs.
Sold separately, of course. Thus far, I was on board. Mash Portal, Doctor Who, Jurassic Park, and The Wizard of Oz together? Unfortunately, for me at least, the game wasn’t really much fun to play. If you’ve played any of the Lego videogames, this will feel familiar. Fairly linear progression, simple puzzles usually solved by tapping the “build” button or finding a particular Lego piece in the area. Basic hack-and-slash punchy-kick combat. The one area in which Dimensions differentiates itself from both previous Lego games as well as others in the toys-to-life space is the implementation of the summoning portal, the NFC device that reads the toys and activates them in the game. The pad features seven total spots for you to place characters and vehicles (like the Mystery Machine and the DeLorean, naturally). In some combat situations, such as a character being trapped in an immobilizing web, the pad will flash red underneath the corresponding minifig. Rather than mash a button or some other command, players must pick up their imperiled character and physically move it to a safe zone on the pad.
Gameplay will sometimes call for the reconfiguring of vehicles, such as transforming the Batmobile from a sleek roadster into a compact tank that can bust open rocks. When it’s time for a transformation, the game presents you with a digital Lego instruction booklet, showing you step-by-step how to dismantle and rebuild your chariot into the necessary configuration. Both of these are interesting takes on the toys-to-life formula, things I’m sure will excite the game’s presumable target demographic of kids. But as gameplay innovations, they left me wanting. It may end up more fun to watch people play Dimensions than actually play it oneself.If you haven't played LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham yet, you don't know what a crazy ride you're missing. If you have played it, well, let's be honest... There's no way you've gotten to 100% yet. It's just impossible, in a game of this size, to complete it fast. There are over 150 playable Minifigures in LEGO Batman 3, all of them plucked from DC Comics history and continuity.
It goes without saying that there are plenty of obscure characters in that enormous catalog, but there are some longtime fan-favorites as well. Here are ten of the most desired DC characters that you'll want to play as, and what you have to do in the game to get them. Getting your virtual hands on the Atom is a big deal in LEGO Batman 3. Throughout the Free Play hubs and worlds, you'll run across elaborate rat-maze contraptions that only someone very small can access. Don't bother trying to use Brainiac's shrink ray to shrink down another character to enter the maze; the effects of that gun only last for a few seconds. You can always unlock the "Mini Characters" Red Brick, which turns all of your characters that small, but it's a pain to go back and forth to the Extras menu just to turn it on, and then do the thing, and then go back to turn it off, etc. The easiest and quickest way to access those small areas is with the Atom, who can shrink at will. The Atom can be acquired during the level "The Big Grapple," but only in Free Play mode.
After escaping the big green dome bubble with Plastic Man, go around to the open area between Green Lantern (who's still being mind controlled by Brainiac) and the dome. Destroy the three silver items there and then build with your brand new LEGO bricks. This triggers a grappling hook to the left, so go to it and grapple and it creates a bunch of green toxic goop all over the floor. It also creates a hovering cleanup vehicle, which you should use to mop up the goop. Next, go park your hovering vacuum car over the contraption you built a minute ago with those exploded silver pieces. Two levers pop up; pull them and there it is: the Atom character token. In the Watchtower, go to the Trophy Room. Fly up to the platform on the right side of the room. Use Brainiac to shrink the statues, and shazam. There's Black Adam's token. Deathstroke can be found in the "Big Trouble in Little Gotham" level, and is easy to get regardless of whether you're in Story Mode or Free Play. In the second area, where Flash and Joker team up to fight bad guys at Joker's carnival, look for five fireworks spinners.
Use a grappling hook to pull on each one, and after they've all gone off, you're rewarded with Deathstroke's character token. From the Hall of Justice hub, jump down the big hole into the Hall of Doom area. Outside the Hall of Doom is a swamp area where you'll find a long row of mushrooms growing. Look for the mushroom that has a circular, glowing gate around it. That's right: it's a race. Just follow the gates and jump on each mushroom in turn, and you'll get Doomsday's token as your reward. You'll want to have plenty of coins saved up for Doomsday; at 1,250,000 coins, he's one of the most expensive characters in the game. As long as you're at the Hall of Doom, you might as well go ahead and get... Go inside the Hall of Doom and work your way through the various character quests until you get to one called "Five Studs Please," in which Ms. Quinn herself gives you a mission. After you've spoken to her, several patients will appear inside the Hall of Doom. Go and speak to each one in turn, and then have them follow you to Harley.
She'll give you her character token as your reward. Kilowog can be found as you enter the big temple in the "Need for Greed" level. Pull down the big pillar and then look for a birds nest with 3 eggs inside. Destroy the eggs and then destroy the big bird that appears. Claim Kilowog as your prize (if you can get past the baby bird murderer guilt). While Free Playing in the London part of the "Europe Against It" level, look for the wrecking ball near the bus. Have Brainiac shoot his blaster at the wrecking ball, and it will grow bigger. That's all you have to do. The wrecking ball falls on its own onto a boat, which dispenses Lobo's token. In the "Space Station Infestation" level, fly up and look on the right of the armory. There's a missile here that Brainiac can shrink. Destroy the crate that appears and then fly back up to nab the character token for Reverse Flash. While you're in this level, you can also get... During the Firefly boss fight, go around to the left of the spot where you started in this area.
Look for a blue grate above you and use a power suit equipped with magnetic control to open the grate. Switch to a flying character (or suit) and soar up into the grate to get John Stewart's token. Swamp Thing is one of the characters that comes in more than one flavor. You have your original Swamp Thing, and then there's the New 52's version of Swamp Thing. Let's grab them both. The fourth character quest that becomes available in the Hall of Doom is called "The Garden of Love." It involves going outside and helping Poison Ivy out by putting out some fires. Have her follow you all the way around to the left of the building and Swamp Thing will be waiting for her there. He'll give you his own token when you hand her over. The New 52 Swamp Thing is found on the Orange Lantern homeworld, Odym. Leave the main village and look for a collection of small huts. Destroy the crates there, then blow up the sliver lock that appears. Go inside the hut and you've got the token. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, Lego, Batman, DC Comics, Video Games, TT Games, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, Tips, How-To, Minifigures, characters, Unlockable