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The LEGO Batman series has always excelled at bringing out the sillier side of Gotham’s dark defender and his eclectic cast of superfriends, but this third installment is poised to take the scope and humor to a whole new level. In a hands-off presentation here at Gamescom 2014 in Germany, we got a glimpse at both sides of that formula. One segment sent the Justice League to the Blue Lantern Corps planet of Odym, but not before they were forced to tackle a brand-new type of gameplay: a side-scrolling space shooter. Taking control of the League’s iconic spaceship, the Javelin, the heroes circled around the outside of an alien craft, taking down incoming enemies and picking up power-ups to augment their attack capabilities. In some ways, it reminded us of the stellar PlayStation 4 shooter Resogun, with a similar style of gameplay and depth—just made accessible to audiences of all ages here. Once the crew touched down, we were treated to a selection of the game’s many playable heroes and villains.
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