Achievement Guide for Super Pets This solution has 26 positive votes and 0 negative votes. Please log in to vote. To unlock Ace the Bat-Hound, start doing the quest lines in the Batcave. You'll find Bat-Hounds first mission to the far right by the Laboratory entrance. His second quest is to free "Timmy" from the well beside him. Destroy the object in front of the well then build a turn-stile to raise "Timmy" out of the well. You will get Bat-Hounds character stud as a reward.To unlock Krypto the Superdog, follow the quest line on Zamaron hub world until you meet Krypto and have to race him. Beat him and he'll give you his character stud.Ace the Bat Hound costs 25,000 studs and Krypto costs 65,000. Purchase both in the character selector and then switch to both Ace and Krypto as your A and B characters. Do you have a question about this achievement? Please post it in the LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Forum Related Achievements and TrophiesTrucos de LEGO Batman 3: M�s All� de Gotham para PS3
Tambi�n conocido como LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham.Trucos de PCTrucos de Xbox OneTrucos de PS4Trucos de Wii UTrucos de PSVITATrucos de Nintendo 3DSTrucos 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 MeisterS7GSDESuperboyQDQ3YL PlatinoEl mejor del mundoColecciona todos los trofeosOroEl Caballero BrillanteJuega como Adam WestUn gran salto para la humanidadVisita todos los centros de los planetas Linterna�Esto es todo, amigos!Ve la fuente de piezas de LEGO del 100%Bajo el ladrillo rojoActiva todos los ladrillos rojos al mismo tiempoPlataAntesala de esperaEncuentra la fiesta de famosos oculta�Eh, til�n-til�n!Encuentra un grupo de vacas que saltan en la lunaPlanear a tiempoPlanea continuamente por 10 segundos�Espejito, ESPEJITO!Crea un personaje personalizadoBroncePersecuci�n en las alcantarillasCompleta el nivel 1: Persecuci�n en las alcantarillasSeres de la quinta dimensi�nHaz equipo con Batmito y M�ster Mxyzptlk en juego libreDescubridor de rosquillasEncuentra y destruye la rosquilla en un centro planetarioPlaga en la estaci�n espacialCompleta el nivel 4: Plaga en la estaci�n espacialUna semejanza de otro mundoJuega como Batman (Zur-En-Arrh)Los h�roes n�madasHaz equipo con Flecha Verde y Linterna Verde en juego libreH�roe aut�nticoConsigue h�roe aut�ntico en cualquier nivel�Alerta
Juega como El Enigma en la sala de trofeos de la BatcuevaLa carrera espacial de LoonternCompleta cualquier carrera en el centro con Green Loontern�Misma bathora, mismo batcanal!Completa el nivel de bonificaci�n: �Misma bathora, mismo batcanal!�Nok Nok!Noquea a tu compa�ero en el planeta NokRompiendo el hieloCompleta el nivel 15: Rompiendo el hieloNuevas reinas del crimenHaz equipo con Hiedra Venenosa y Harley Quinn en juego libreSituaci�n en QwardCompleta el nivel 14: Situaci�n en QwardEso S� es impresionanteEncuentra y destruye un trofeo oculto del EnigmaNecesidad de avariciaCompleta el nivel 13: Necesidad de avariciaEl espacio le sienta bien, se�orCompleta el nivel 3: El espacio le sienta bien, se�orCausar furorCompleta el nivel 12: Causar furorUn peque�o paso para un hombreVisita la base lunar en el centroEl Nok de la c�rcelCompleta el nivel 11: El Nok de la c�rcel�SHAZAM!Transforma Billy Batson a ShazamUna esperanza azulCompleta el nivel 10: Una esperanza azulSupercompa�erosHaz equipo con Booster Gold y Blue Beetle en juego libreEl poder del amorCompleta el nivel 9: El poder del amorSupermascotasHaz equipo con Ace el Batsabueso y Krypto en juego libreGran problema en peque�o GothamCompleta el nivel 8: Gran problema en peque�o Gotham�Ca�da de murci�lago!
Completa el nivel 2: �Ca�da de murci�lago!Europa est� en contraCompleta el nivel 7: Europa est� en contraLa gran batallaCompleta el nivel 5: La gran batallaLa amenaza LinternaCompleta el nivel 6: La amenaza LinternaEl aumento de BaneTransforma Bane en Bane (fuerza Veneno)A todos les encanta rebotarSalta sobre los objetos el�sticos 50 veces: Lex's receptionist in LEGO Batman 2:Superman: We're here to see Lex Luthor. (Superman and Batman look at each other in disbelief) Receptionist: Are those last names? Superman: Just one name each. Justified, as it turned out that the receptionist was a robot.Posted By Kurtis Simpson | On 24th, Dec. 2013 Under Article, Reviews | Starting off at the Young Justice headquarters where our favorite team of teen-heroes are being briefed by The Batman. You are thrown into a team-trio of Knightwing, Artemis, and Kid Flash, then sent of to an archaeological dig located close to Olympia to look into the kidnapping of an archaeologist. From here on out the game follows the same fashion to most television shows that games are based on.
Young Justice: Legacy plays out as one long episode of the series will all know and love, and its supporting cast is pretty entertaining. Kid Flash is quirky, Aqualad is too serious, and Superboy is to chilled to care. The characters represent their TV counterparts superbly well and the transition from one medium into another where most would generally crash and burn, isn’t that bad here. "Villains such as Cheshire, Sportsmaster, and Killer Frost pick up the slack and provide more enjoyability over the mediocre henchmen in the game, but more variety would have been welcomed." Before initiating a mission the player is free to select a team of three from the heroes that are currently available. Each team member has their own on-screen HUD indicating their traits such as health, energy, and power, which is displayed when picking your team mates. Characters are unlocked as you progress through the game and come with a selection of costumes to choose from, assuming you’ve taken the necessary steps to unlock them.
All characters from the television show are present here and do well to match their appearance, attitudes, and traits as seen on the show. Noticeable villains make their way onto the set as enemy boss battles, while generic ninja knock-offs taken from Stephen Sommer’s G.I. Joe fill out the roster of killing time. As with most games of this type that are geared towards younger audiences, repetitive combat is a given. This is something you better get used to as variety is at an all time lacking, especially when playing the game in single-player. Villains such as Cheshire, Sportsmaster, and Killer Frost pick up the slack and provide more enjoyability over the mediocre henchmen in the game, but more variety would have been welcomed. When you’re not taking part in a mission you are free to explore the team’s headquarters and speak to members of the Justice League. There’s not much to see or discover in the team’s headquarters, it’s a simple room that works as a base for accessing training missions, main missions, and character customization options.
There’s also a fun trivia to take part in that throws a series of questions at you based on the TV show, as well as general knowledge from the DC comics universe. It’s kind of like DC’s answer to Mortal Kombat’s Test Your Might. I spent quite a bit of time coming back to this and it’s a nice addition and a good change of pace. The base itself is identical to the show but purposely lacks freedom and exploration as it’s not an important factor of the game. "With the optimization techniques available on the console platform, the reason behind the graphical hiccups that this game suffers from is beyond me, not to mention embarrassing." As you are tasked with controlling a team of three by which you can switch back and fourth from, Young Justice handles this aspect of the game very well. Unlike most games of co-operative nature where you’re left steering all members of the team when a human companion isn’t available, the computer A.I. didn’t suck. It wasn’t noticeably helpful but none of my team mates suffered at defending themselves, they attacked and held their own.
Where most games of this nature would have you’re A.I. team mates taking part in what I like to call the “Gorgon Showdown” meaning that they behave as if they’ve gazed upon the eyes of Medusa, and are to stiff to take part in the action. I was quite satisfied with their contribution and had no problem when playing in single-player. In an era where the majority of games only contain human involvement through the means of an online multi-player, I’m always pleased to see games that integrate co-operative gameplay locally. Young Justice: Legacy is a perfect game for this and will undoubtedly bring fan-boys and fan-girls of the DC Comics together, as well as those with an initial attraction to the game. Young Justice: Legacy is without a doubt a fun and pleasing game, and it does well to satisfy its fan base and younger audiences, but it isn’t exactly the best looking of games. With the optimization techniques available on the console platform, the reason behind the graphical hiccups that this game suffers from is beyond me, not to mention embarrassing.
Frame rate drops, glitching cut scenes, and blurry textures presents this game as a mess. The only attraction it visually holds is in its representation of the characters. "Young Justice: Legacy seems to be another one of those games that fall victim to the idea that catering its control method to suit younger audiences, is an excuse to throw away fun and enjoyable combat, and replace it with dull, repetitive, four hit combos that you're left to repeating two to three minutes because there's nothing else available." It doesn’t help that the game’s camera pulls away from the character at times in order to show off its environments, when the game isn’t that pleasing on the eyes to begin with. In a game that’s by no means graphically intense I had to question the screen tearing that was present. None of these issues are by any means game breaking but when they’re all together it becomes something that’s noticeable. Young Justice: Legacy seems to be another one of those games that fall victim to the idea that catering its control method to suit younger audiences, is an excuse to throw away fun and enjoyable combat, and replace it with dull, repetitive, four hit combos that you’re left to repeating two to three minutes because there’s nothing else available.
With the exception of Super-Power abilities which are initiated by holding down the top bumper in combination with one of the attack buttons, fighting becomes tedious and boring. The only real joy I received from the game’s combat was in my own curiosity to see what each character can do, and how well it stays true to that character’s personality and abilities from the TV show that it’s based upon. Although the game doesn’t emphasize any character classes per say, anybody familiar with the heroes or the series will know what they’re getting themselves into when selecting the team. Superboy’s fighting techniques work on the advantage of his strength, Kid Flash is based around speed, and Artemis uses her bow for the majority of her attacks. "With its lackluster graphics and combo-less control mechanics, Young Justice: Legacy would be more appealing had it been developed for a tablet device rather than a console." The best way to describe the combat in this game is that it feels like a dumbed down version of DC Universe Online.
The only problem with this is that, DCUO is an MMO, where in-depth combat and memorizing different attacks patterns from your enemy isn’t as much of an important factor when you’re picking your attack, rather than directly attacking in a game such as Young Justice. With its lackluster graphics and combo-less control mechanics, Young Justice: Legacy would be more appealing had it been developed for a tablet device rather than a console. Frankly, it would have been more impressive in that form, and if not for enjoyability, then just for the sake of exploiting the graphical capabilities of modern day tablets and mobile devices. Young justice: Legacy is a perfect example that no matter how much you may love something growing up, if it hasn’t adapted to your maturity later on in life, you will ultimately fail to enjoy it and see it its fullest potential as it may in fact be a work of amazement. With that being said older audiences may have trouble in enjoying a game which is actually quite entertaining, regardless if they’re fans or not.