View All PS Vita trophy Lists The Joke's on you! The Big Brick Theory Bane of my Life The reporting functionality is available to registered users only. Click here to login or register. 14 used & new from Release Date: 22 Jun. 2012 3,275 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games) in PC & Video Games > Nintendo 3DS > Games > Children's in PC & Video Games > Games > Children's In LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, the dynamic duo of Batman and Robin join other famous super heroes from the DC Universe, including Superman, Wonder Woman and Green Lantern to save Gotham City from destruction at the hands of the notorious villains Lex Luthor and the Joker.Batman fans of all ages will enjoy a new and original story filled with classic LEGO video game action and humour as players fight to put the villains back behind bars. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (Nintendo 3DS) Nintendo Selects Mario Party: Island Tour (Nintendo 3DS) LEGO Batman: The Videogame (Nintendo DS)
Nintendo Selects Lego City Undercover: The Chase Begins (Nintendo 3DS) See all 83 customer reviews See all 83 customer reviews (newest first) on Amazon.co.uk Bought for 7 year old for birthday and he completed it within one week so possibly a short game life but he did enjoy playing it. Purchased for my son, he loves it. Grandson likes this game. My boys love it. All of the LEGO Nintendo 3DS games are great fun for them.I'm quite partial to a few minutes here and there...... See and discover other items: Best rated Nintendo 3Ds Games reviews PC & Video Games > Games > Children's WindowsReleased in US: October 22, 2013Released in EU: November 15, 2013Released in AU: November 13, 2013 This game has unused animations. This game has unused playable characters. This game has unused code. This game has unused graphics. This game has unused sounds. This game has a hidden level select. Loki joins forces with Galactus, so it's up to the Marvel Super Heroes to stop him.
Also probably the last time we'll see the Avengers, the X-Men, Spider-Man, and the Fantastic Four in the same place at once. 7 LEGO Batman 2 This button set is named buttons_orbis_nxg.ft2, indicating that it was used for the PlayStation 4 version at one point, likely before the design for the controller was finalized. The Wii U version uses the higher-resolution Wii button icons found in buttons_wiiu_nxg.ft2, which also contains the Wii U GamePad button icons. If you add the following line of code to chars/minifigs/ironpatriot/ironpatriot.txt, Iron Patriot will be able to use a laser beam: The laser is complete and fully functional, and uses sound effects found in audio/samples/chars/ironpatriot. Although other characters, such as Dormammu and Arnim Zola, do use these sound effects for their lasers, the sound clips' file names and their location in the game's file suggests they were created specifically for Iron Patriot's. Another character with an unused laser ability.
This one was likely only meant for testing purposes, as there are no unused laser abilities present for Marks 6 and 7, who also don't have lasers in the final game, not to mention how unpolished it is. Add the following line of code to chars/minifigs/ironman/ironmanm1.txt to allow Iron Man (Mark 1) to use his laser: A fully working level select, accessible from the main menu, can be accessed by doing the following: default_levels.txt will contain all the levels that will appear in the level select. You can add whatever levels you want, but adding this code to it will allow you to select any of the main story mode levels, in addition to the bonus level: If all is done correctly, a "Select Level" option will now be present in the main menu. Note that the level select will only display the first eight entries and will not scroll to show the rest, but all entries can be selected and played without any issues. dummychar is, despite the name implying a dummy character, a dummy vehicle.
It is invisible, cannot move and has 4 HP, like most of the other ground vehicles. Where language can be any supported language except English. Batman and Superman's animation files are still present, in chars/minifigs/batman and chars/minifigs/sharedanims, respectively. Two of everyone's favorite Marvel superheroes. These graphics are leftover from the splash screen of the LEGO Batman 2 demo.Created by Pokejedservo on Nov 3 2010Oldest TitlesLatest TitlesMost VotesMost Popular VAMost RecentSpecial thanks to , , for additional sound clips.Batman: The Animated Series Diane PershingBatman: The Brave and the Bold Jennifer HaleBatman: The Brave and the Bold Vanessa MarshallBatman: Arkham Asylum Tasia ValenzaDC Universe Online Cyndi WilliamsLego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Laura BaileyLego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Tara Strong Alright folks here is another VC for the Batman franchise and this time its for this Seductive Villainess of the Plant World namely POISON IVY! Unlike other known Batman characters Poison Ivy's VA debut was in the DCAU namely the highly renowned Batman the Animated series (among various other shows) were she was voiced by Diane Pershing.
And let me say this right now on how Poison Ivy's VA history definitely had a nice start as Diane was quite fitting for Ivy's seductive persona. Granted Ivy's role in the show is a bit more than just a pretty face (among other things) and Diane was able to handle Ivy's more dramatic and serious-minded moments just fine as well. Basically its another fine example over how exceptional the voice acting in the DCAU can be.In the not-as-successful (but has its fair share of fans) The Batman Ivy was voiced by Piera Coppola and I am aware that this is not exactly a really renowned take on Poison Ivy as viewers have complained on how this lacks the sultry appeal that Poison Ivy is normally known for. While I admit I do agree that this does not have as much appeal as Ivy is normally known for and is kind of cute at best but when viewed on its own merits its not that bad though. Why do I say this you ask? Simple its a bit more due to Piera's overall performance as Ivy here as while like I said it lacks the sultry charm that the other ladies whom have voiced Ivy but I do like on how Piera's performance does have a nice playful tone which does work with what the show was trying to go for.
While I do admit that Piera's work is probably the weakest of the Poison Ivy performances here its still by no means a bad one though.In the fairly renowned 2009 Video game Batman Arkham Asylum while some of the DCAU voice cast were able to reprise their roles in the game Poison Ivy was not one of them as Tasia Valenza took over the role. However the good news is that Tasia is quite a natural alternative as she was able to give a nice sultry tone for Poison Ivy just fine in this game. But to be fair this is no surprise as Tasia has a pretty good history of doing lower sultry voices for lovely ladies in video games and she is known for doing them well and this is by no means an exception. Tasia's overall performance is a nice mixture of sultry and insanely sinister and is another fine example of the game's rather stellar voice acting.In Batman Brave and the Bold over the course of 2010 there were a couple of episodes that Ivy appeared in and was voiced by different ladies in both episodes.
Ivy's initial appearance in "Chill of the Night" in which she was voiced by Jennifer Hale in which this sounds like a very good casting idea as her voice definitely works for the role the only problem is that Ivy had a rather small role in that episode in which she only had a few lines but the performance is very good nevertheless. In "The Mask of Matches Malone" Ivy was voiced by Vanessa Marshall and while you can kind of tell the difference in voices one can easily tell that Vanessa was trying to do her performance in spirit with Jennifer Hale's and for the most part she succeeded. Vanessa's overall voice and performance also by all means worked with the role as well (and fortunately Ivy had a somewhat bigger role in this episode in which fortunately Vanessa had more to work with and she did well with it.) Overall I am not entirely sure whom to pick as most of these ladies did very well with this role. (Note: Cyndi Williams voiced Poison Ivy in DC Universe Online and while her voice for Ivy is not bad but it was perhaps a little too raspy.