& FREE Delivery in the UK on orders over £20.00. 26 used & new from Warner Bros Entertainment Limited & FREE UK Delivery on orders dispatched by Amazon over £20. Sold by Global Rankings and Fulfilled by Amazon. FREE Delivery on orders over . DetailsLEGO Marvel Super Heroes (Xbox One) FREE Delivery on orders over . DetailsThe LEGO Movie Videogame (Xbox One) FREE Delivery on orders over . Release Date: 14 Nov. 2014 486 in PC & Video Games (See Top 100 in PC & Video Games) in PC & Video Games > Xbox One > Games > Adventure in PC & Video Games > Games The best-selling LEGO Batman videogame franchise returns in an out-of-this-world, action-packed adventure!In LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, the Caped Crusader joins forces with the super heroes of the DC Comics universe and blasts off to outer space to stop the evil Brainiac from destroying Earth. Now the greatest super heroes and the most cunning villains must unite and journey to different Lantern Worlds to collect the Lantern Rings and stop Brainiac before it’s too late.
Features: Exciting space combat - For the first time ever, battle with Batman and his allies in outer space and the various Lantern worlds including Zamaron and Odym. Robust roster of DC Comics heroes and villains - Play and unlock more than 150 unique characters with amazing powers and abilities, including members of the Justice League, and BIG LEGO Figures such as Cyborg, Solomon Grundy and more. Unique storyline with new plots and twists –Surprising disguises, Brainiac’s mind control ability, and the power of the Lantern rings bring a whole new twist to characters you thought you knew. Hack computer terminals - Enter a virtual world to escape mazes, battle in arenas, and race to find the code. Bat-tastic Gadget Wheel - With a simple press of a button, choose and upgrade select character’s suits and abilities. Variety of iconic locales - Visit the Hall of Justice, the Batcave, and the Justice League Watchtower to access shops, trophy rooms, and the hero and vehicle customizers.
LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham The best-selling LEGO Batman video game franchise returns in an out-of-this-world action-packed adventure! In LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, the Caped Crusader joins forces with the superheroes of the DC Comics universe and blasts off to outer space to stop the evil Brainiac from destroying Earth. Using the power of the Lantern Rings, Brainiac shrinks worlds to add to his twisted collection of miniature cities from across the universe. Now the greatest superheroes and the most cunning villains must unite and journey to different Lantern Worlds to collect the Lantern Rings and stop Brainiac before it’s too late. For the first time ever, battle with Batman and his allies in outer space and the various Lantern worlds, including Zamaron and Odym. Robust roster of DC Comics heroes and villains Play and unlock more than 150 characters with amazing powers and abilities, including members of the Justice League, and BIG LEGO Figures such as Cyborg and Solomon Grundy.
Unique storyline with new plots and twists Surprising disguises, Brainiac’s mind control ability, and the power of the Lantern Rings bring a whole new twist to characters you thought you knew. Enter a virtual world to escape mazes, battle in arenas, and race to find the code. With a simple press of a button, choose and upgrade select character’s suits and abilities. Variety of iconic locales Visit the Hall of Justice, the Batcave, and the Justice League Watchtower to access shops, trophy rooms, and hero and vehicle customisers. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham features an incredible lineup of voice actors, many of whom are reprising their roles in the LEGO Batman video game franchise, including: Troy Baker (Batman), Travis Willingham (Superman), Christopher Cory Smith (The Joker), Laura Bailey (Wonder Woman and Catwoman), Dee Bradley Baker (Brainiac), Josh Keaton (Green Lantern), Scott Porter (Aquaman), and none other than 1960s Batman himself LEGO Jurassic World (Xbox One)
LEGO Marvel Avengers (Xbox One) LEGO Marvel Super Heroes (Xbox One) LEGO Worlds (Xbox One) See all 162 customer reviews Mr. S. W. Steel See all 162 customer reviews (newest first) Excellent service and very good game A great game that continues the great story of Lego Batman.Nephew lives the game. Item arrived promptly and as described thank you Arrived well before I thought it would. Game for Christmas looking forward to playing it with my cousin funny and god game See and discover other items: xbox one games for kids under 12, Best rated Xbox One Games reviews PC & Video Games > GamesI don't think I've ever played a game so clearly made with hardcore fans in mind. Not only is LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham a DC fanboy's dream come true (unless you happen to love one of the few characters not included), but also a LEGO fan's too. If you happen to fall into both categories, knowing, for example, both who Mr Plastic is and what LEGO master builds are, then you've hit the jackpot.
For everyone else, this is another slick, content-packed LEGO game that will feel incredibly similar to previous LEGO games you've played. Dropping the open-world design seen in LEGO Batman 2 and the more recent Hobbit game, Batman 3 returns to a series of individual levels and a number of hubs and planets that can be explored. With a storyline that centres on the evil Brainiac's intention to shrink down planets, and the involvement of the Lanterns, an open world wouldn't really work. The result is a game that offers some lovely diverse locations, and a lot of fun, once it actually gets going. The opening few hours were a bore. Mainly set inside dingy locations or dull space station rooms, it all felt rather 'been there done that'. New playable characters were slow to arrive and the introduction of new suits for characters (giving them new abilities, such as magnetism, electricity, flight, etc) made for a rather prolonged tutorial. I wasn't feeling the love. It was another LEGO game, done well, but there was no spark.
And then things suddenly got a lot more interesting. It takes a while, but once you're outside the game comes alive. Not only do the levels become more colourful (especially the Lantern planet levels) and clever in their design, but the characters can use their abilities more and the increased cast plays off each other very well. While the game is largely played from the same fixed camera angles the series has always used during levels, meaning you can't pan around to take in the environments, parts of Batman 3 look lovely. A couple of boss encounters really impress, as do a set of shrunken city levels that are entirely made of LEGO. Sure, this isn't a next-gen showpiece, but I paused on more than one occasion to take some snaps. Of course, the audio work here is brilliant, with top notch voice acting to deliver the humorous script, and all the classic music associated with the DC super heroes. Speaking of the DC heroes, LEGO Batman 3 can't help but suffer to the casual audience in comparison to last year's Marvel Super Heroes game.
While Marvel is on a high at the cinema, unless you are really into DC you'll struggle to recognise most the characters here. Batman and the rest of the Justice League characters, along with some of the enemies, will be familiar faces, and if you've played the Arkham games you'll at least know some of the Batman friends and foes, but this will largely be a game of discovery for many players. That's not necessarily a bad thing, and you'll know going in how much fanservice here will excite you or go completely over your head. Designed for an audience so diverse in age (very young kids through to fully-grown adults with kids of their own), LEGO Batman 3 often feels like it can't quite be challenging enough. I'll admit to being stuck from time to time (entirely down to overlooking objects in the levels that needed to be destroyed in order to be built into something else), but the puzzles are borderline pre-school level and the mini-games are atrocious (aside from the shmup-lite sequences that resemble a super simple Resogun).
A set of stages in which you have to run around Tron-like worlds are so poor I'm surprised they made the cut, and offer nothing other than tedium. If you're disappointed about the lack of open world, you can explore the Lantern planets via a moon base (Oa, for example, lets you drive vehicles around, but they all offer plenty to do along with the moon hub itself) and the hub zones (Batcave, The Watchtower and Hall of Justice) have so much to find that you'll be playing well beyond the end of the main missions. As is always the case in LEGO games, there are an obscene number of characters to collect, bricks to find and secrets to uncover. This is a massive game that will keep you (and a split-screen friend) happy for a long time if you're into collectables of the DC variety. Freeplay has always been a series staple and it's great here, and there's even a character customisation tool. LEGO Batman 3 starts slow and then gets a lot better, and then overwhelms with so much content it's hard to be disappointed.
It's hard to get really excited about a game that feels largely similar to how the series started with LEGO Star Wars almost 10 years ago on the PlayStation 2, but DC and LEGO fans won't care as much about the sameness. For everyone else there's no doubt this is a classy package packed to the brim with content, but new ideas are definitely needed. LEGO Batman 3 eventually becomes very good but it's time the studio attempted to build a new mould. How to build a new LEGO experience If you read my review and thought, "They did that with LEGO City on the Wii U", you're right. They also offered open-world elements in numerous previous games, including LEGO The Hobbit and LEGO Batman 2. These were big changes for the series, but I still want more. I'd like the teams at Traveller's Tales to look at the Ratchet & Clank games. Insomniac's 3D adventure platformer series manages to tread the line between simple platforming and third-person action, offering control schemes that suit your play style.