Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (2014) Video game released 11 November 2014 1 more credit » Batman of Zur-En-Arrh / Etrigan the Demon / Batman joins forces with the super heroes of the DC Comics Universe and travels into space to collect the lantern rings and stop brainiac from shrinking worlds.See All (7) » View content advisory » Release Date: 11 November 2014 (USA) Also Known As: Lego Batman 3: Покидая Готэм There is a DLC package based on the television series Arrow (2012), featuring a story level, and a selection of characters from the show: Oliver Queen/Arrow, Diggle, Felicity Smoak, Huntress, Slade Wilson, Roy Harper/Arsenal, Sara Lance/Canary, and Malcolm Merlyn. In the final boss fight, Larfleeze smacks Star Sapphire, Saint Walker, and Indigo-1 they crash to the ground and land close together. When you begin the level, they are farther apart. So far, I've learned how to give a bowl of water a good slapping.
But my training is by no means complete. Like, what if I'm attacked by a bowl of soup? Not watery soup... that really thick, thick pea soup. Whole different fighting style to water. Anyway, I'm not alone on this island; I've met another survivor, Slade Wilson. He's okay, he just likes to take his top off a little too much and hits me in the face a lot. But he assures me it's for my own good. He's agreed to train me to fight. References Hindenburg Disaster Newsreel Footage (1937) Theme from Jurassic Park Composed by John Williams See more »Filmmaker and comics writer Kevin Smith has been revealed as a playable character in “LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham,” alongside Green Arrow — voiced by Stephen Amell — and such other recent additions as Deadshot, Deathstroke and Polka-Dot Man (seriously!). And if that isn’t enough, DC Entertainment’s Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns will also find himself immortalized in (digital) plastic as a playable character. Johns, Smith and Amell are set to appear on the game’s Oct. 11 panel at New York Comic Con.
Arriving Nov. 11 from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and TT Games, LEGO Batman 3 takes the Dark Knight, well, beyond Gotham, as he joins with other DC Comics heroes and villains in outer space to top Brainiac from destroying Earth. The game will feature more than 150 playable characters. Smith, whose comedy-horror film Tusk opened last month, is co-writing DC Comics’ digital-first series Batman ’66 Meets the Green Hornet. New York Comic Con will be held Oct. 9-12 at the Javitz Center in New York City. LEGO Batman 3: Gotham e Oltre (Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham) anche conosciuto come Lego Batman 3 è un videogioco Lego di azione e avventura del 2014 sviluppato da TT Games, per PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, PlayStation Vita, Nintendo 3DS, Wii U, Xbox One, Xbox 360, Microsoft Windows, macOS e iOS.[1] È il terzo videogioco della serie LEGO Batman ed è il sequel di LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. Il gioco sarà distribuito in Europa il 14 novembre e in America l'11 novembre 2014,[2] la versione del gioco per macOS, pubblicato da Feral Interactive, verrà distribuita in contemporanea.
[3] A differenza dei titoli precedenti, in questo terzo capitolo i dialoghi dei personaggi sono stati doppiati in italiano. Come sempre, si potrà scegliere tra una vasta gamma di personaggi (tra eroi e nemici) tra cui Batman e Superman. Dopo gli eventi di LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, Brainiac utilizza i poteri degli Anelli di ciascun Corpo delle Lanterne per prendere in possesso l'intero universo attraverso la miniaturizzazione di pianeti e città aggiungendoli alla sua raccolta. Durante l'inseguimento della Legion of Doom, Batman e la Justice League devono viaggiare fino ai confini dello spazio per fermare il suo folle piano. La modalità di gioco di LEGO Batman 3: Gotham e Oltre è molto simile a quello dei due precedenti giochi della saga LEGO Batman: il primo, LEGO Batman: Il videogioco e il secondo LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes. Il giocatore controlla un personaggio qualsiasi tra i tanti disponibili (di cui sono presenti più di 150[4]) che possono combattere contro un rivale, risolvere i vari puzzle, e la raccolta dei tanti trofei disponibili.
Inoltre, è possibile che possano giocare sino a due giocatori contemporaneamente. Il videogioco LEGO Batman 3: Gotham e Oltre ha ricevuto recensioni contrastanti da parte della critica al momento del lancio. Il sito Metacritic ha dato ad entrambe le versioni PlayStation 4 e Xbox One un 74 su 100.[7] GameRankings (un sito web) ha dato per la versione Xbox un 75.10% e per la versione PS4 un 74.04%.[9] Hardcore Gamer ha dato al gioco un 3.5 su 5[10] mentre IGN ha dato al gioco un 7.4 su 10.[11] Cameron Woolsey di GameSpot ha dato invece al gioco un 7 su 10 definendolo "un gioco delizioso per le famiglie ed intorno alla galassia, interpretato da alcuni dei vostri supereroi preferiti". Portale Videogiochi: accedi alle voci di Wikipedia che trattano di VideogiochiPick My Home Store Get access to great in-store deals and local pick-up Sign up for our email deals newsletter! 3DActionCasualCollectiblesDLCFightingMoveMovies & TVMusic & PartyPuzzle & CardsRole-PlayingShooterSimulationSportsStrategyStrategy Guides
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In LEGO Batman 3, you’re at first tasked with saving the LEGO residents of Gotham city and later Metropolis, from an overarching plot to destroy the world. The comic moments during scenes are still funny and lighten the mood considerably during the heavier moments of drama, which are about as heavy as a stack of LEGO blocks. All the unlockables, collectables, puzzle solving and light platforming that have been staples of the LEGO series are back, as refined and enjoyable as ever. Fans of LEGO Batman 2 will find a lot of familiar gameplay elements, such as a multitude of suits to solve even more challenging puzzles. In comparison to their recent titles, most notably LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, some of the mechanics have been refined, such as flying, using characters that have this ability. Whereas in the past games, flying was often way too fast, forcing the camera to shift to unwanted angles, things have been slowed down considerably, making flying characters almost a breeze to control this time around.
There are other nice touches in the game, including some well done lighting effects in some of the more exotic locales in the game. In comparison to Stan Lee in the last game who frequently needed saving, this time around it’s Adam West who plays the role of the damsel in distress, as it were. He’ll pop up in every level, with a surprisingly cheery “Hi!, I’m TV’s Adam West, and I’m in some kind of peril!” which is always good for a giggle. Also fueling the nostalgia is a level and several unlockable villains from the classic 1966 Batman TV series. Watching Cesar Romero’s Joker run amuck in a retro 1960’s diner, and then do the “Batusi” with the rest of the classically flavored cast may not mean much to younger or newer gamers, but for older gamers who remember the campy series, it comes off as a delightful surprise. There are also some notable voice actors reprising their roles in LEGO Batman 3. Clancy Brown is back once again as Lex Luthor (from Superman: The Animated Series), and he’ll be familiar to previous LEGO Batman players as well.
In addition, many of the voice actors from the numerous Justice League cartoons are back, and Stephen Amell, who stars in the series Arrow, reprises his role as the Green Arrow in the game, which is a nice touch. Conan O’Brien and movie director and comic book writer Kevin Smith also lend their recognizable voices to the game. There are a few flaws however that keeps the game from achieving true Man of Steel status, however. Whereas the previously released LEGO Marvel Super Heroes featured a story that dramatically builds to a satisfying conclusion, the story in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham seems to drag on much too long, as if the developers felt that artificially extending its length would make you invest more playtime, which it does, but the results are hardly enjoyable. Another disappointment with the game is that after LEGO Marvel’s free roaming, open world hub of New York City, Beyond Gotham seems to take a step backward in its more linear design. There are a number of hubs to explore, from which you can enter various quests, but it is nowhere near as delightful as tooling around an open world city, creating chaos.