Trucos de LEGO Batman 3: M�s All� de Gotham para Nintendo 3DS Tambi�n conocido como LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham.Trucos de PCTrucos de Xbox OneTrucos de PS4Trucos de Wii UTrucos de PSVITATrucos de PS3Trucos de Xbox 360 Nivel secreto de Batman 1966 Alfred: Completa el objetivo "activar el ascensor" al inicio de la visita al hud 1.Batman (traje del Joker): Comienza el nivel 12Brainiac: Completa el modo historiaCheetah: Empieza el nivel 8.Cyborg: Comienza el nivel 3 y ten el cohete listo.Green Lantern: Consigue el objetivo "restaurar el enlace Com" en la visita al hud 2.Indigo-1: Progresa en la historia.Killer Croc: Progresa en la historia.Lex Luthor: Derrota a Mr. Freeze al inicio de la visita al hud 5.Martian Manhunter: Consigue el objetivo "restaurar el enlace Com" en la visita al hud 2.Plastic Man: Derrota a Mr. Freeze al inicio de la visita al hud 5.Robin (traje Lex Luthor): Comienza el nivel 12.Saint Walker: Progresa en la historia.Solomon Grundy: Derrota a Mr. Freeze al inicio de la visita al hud 5.Star Sapphire: Progresa en la historia.
Superman: Empieza el nivel 7.The Flash: Comienza el nivel 3 y ten el cohete listo.The Joker: Progresa en la historia.Wonder Woman: Empieza el nivel 6.Wonder Woman (traje Cheetah): Empieza el nivel 12. Para el juego, ve a la opci�n Extras y selecciona introducir c�digo.AquamanV3GTHBAtrocitusZGCEAJBaneXZKLKQBatgirl4LS32KBatman (Planet X, Zur-En-Arrh)ZWQPJDBeast BoyYC3KZZBlue BeetleAPEKBVDeathstroke5SW59XDoctor Fate4HRERDFrankensteinFQ4ESEGiganta95U7BMKevin SmithJ6ANCTLoboB5ABPQMusic MeisterS7GSDENightwingN9CZ7SPlastic ManH2VB8ZRed HoodTRQTPSSuperboyQDQ3YLThe Fierce FlameNQ46RCThe Joker9WYGLP Cartelitos durante las luchasEWTPKADetector de desaf�osKNJBD8Detector de minikitsJYJAFXGana el doble de piezas5MZ73ESombreros de fiestaPHHGPH Termina el juego apra desbloquear el nivel bonus Mismo bat-tiempo, mismo bat-canal.Ve a la sala principal de la batcueva y vuela al ascensor con el logo de batman a la izquierda del ordenador. Cuando est�s en la sala de trofeos, vuela lejos para alcanzar el set de estudio, que parece la habitaci�n de estudio de la mansi�n Wayne en la serie de televisi�n de 1966.Cambia a Batman o cualquier personaje con pistola de garfio.
Apunta a la izquierda de la biblioteca para descubrir un pasadizo secreto. Baja por la polea y entrar�s en un nuevo nivel. Pausa el men�, en extras introduce los siguientes c�digos.Sombrero de fiestaPHHGPHMusic MeisterS7GSDESuperboyQDQ3YLLaura Vandevoort Cast in Recurring Role on CBS’ Supergirl, Giving Us the Live-Action Supergirl Trifecta Now, to get her, Helen Slater, and Melissa Benoist in a scene together. by Teresa Jusino | 5:50 pm, January 11th, 2016 Well, they finally did it! CBS’ Supergirl will be delivering the live-action Supergirl trifecta, having announced today that Smallville‘s Laura Vandevoort will be appearing on the show this season! She’ll be guest starring as Indigo, a gynoid who, in the DC Comics source material, is a member of the Outsiders. However, here’s the official CBS description of the character on the show as announced at the Television at the Television Critics Association Winter Press Tour: [A] living, strong-willed supercomputer that was sentenced to Fort Rozz after turning against the people of Krypton.
Now on Earth, Indigo will let nothing stand in her way. It’s interesting to see that Indigo seems to be a villain on the TV show, when she’s a hero in the comics. Perhaps Supergirl will be instrumental in turning her away from “the dark side?” In any case, I hope they manage to work Vandevoort, Melissa Benoist, and Helen Slater into a scene together. How could they not? Also announced was the casting of Jeff Branson as Master Jailer, who also has ties to DC comics. Here’s the description for this recurring role: As the forceful and unrelenting jail guard on Fort Rozz, Master Jailer showed no mercy. Now on Earth, he is hellbent on catching all of the Fort Rozz escapees and brutally bringing them to justice. Something tells me that Kara might be destined to help Indigo escape Master Jailer despite her letting “nothing stand in her way.” I love anti-heroes and complicated villains, don’t you? What do you think of this casting news, and how do you envision this playing out on Supergirl?
Let’s chat in the comments below! (via Comic Book Resources) —Please make note of The Mary Sue’s general comment policy.— Do you follow The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +?FAQ/Walkthrough - Guide for LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Scroll down to read our guide named "FAQ/Walkthrough" for LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham on Xbox One (X1), or click the above links for more cheats. Most Popular Guides on Top 25 Hottest Video Game Girls of All Time All Cheats to Spawn Vehicles in GTA 5 GTA 5 Full Vehicles List Full list of GTA Online Missions, Payouts, and Rewards Top 10 Best Grand Theft Auto 5 Cheats Most Popular Games on Call of Duty: Ghosts (PS4) Assassin's Creed IV: Black Flag (PS4)From Earth Techling's Angeli Duffin: While many countries are trying to wean themselves off expensive and dirty fossil fuel energy, much of the world is still waiting on any type of electricity. Some 1.4 billion people lack access to electricity, and rather than start them down the same path we’re trying to get off, the hope is that they can forgo the journey and just relax at the renewable-energy finish line.
However, as one would expect, it’s not as simple as installing huge wind and solar farms throughout parts of Africa and Asia. Most of the people in need of electricity live in rural areas, lacking infrastructure to connect to a power grid or the upfront money to install solar locally. With this in mind, one company from Cambridge, U.K., developed an innovative, affordable way to deliver electricity to that 1.4 billion. Eight19, whose name comes from the eight minutes and 19 seconds it takes for light from the sun to reach Earth, created a way to harness solar power using an organic solar cell that is printed onto a flexible, plastic sheet that produces power for their their pay-as-you-go solar power system, IndiGo. The entry-level IndiGo system includes a 3-watt solar panel, battery, two LED lamps, phone charging unit and module, all of which allows users to buy electricity using their mobile phone, and is available to customers for just $10. To use their IndiGo unit, customers buy scratch cards for a certain amount of electricity, and are texted an access code that tells their unit to enable that much of an energy credit.
According to Eight19’s research, the cost is much less than is typically spent on kerosene. In Kenya, Eight19 provides power for approximately $1 per week, which is saving people an average of $2 per week on kerosene and $1-1.50 on power for mobile phones. If 3 watts isn’t enough power or customers’ needs change, they can ride the “IndiGo Energy Escalator” where they can upgrade to a 10-watt system that will power two more lights and a radio, on up to the “deluxe” version which provides 80 watts of energy that can support four lights, a radio, television, sewing machine and the essential mobile phone. Beyond just solving an issue of access, affordability, and environmental concerns, these off-grid power systems also could alleviate health problems related to kerosene. Although widely used for lighting and cooking, kerosene emits dangerous fumes that are responsible for 1.5 million deaths every year, according to Eight19. Focusing on sub-Saharan Africa where 300 million people are without electricity, Eight19 first rolled out in Kenya in 2011 and now has systems in Malawi, Zambia, and South Sudan.