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Important Information:If you are a LEGO fan, check out all the latest LEGO Marvel's Avengers games and accessories available for PlayStation, Xbox, and Nintendo. - 2 years 3 months ago To reach Zamaron, complete the Green Lootern's "Permission to Launch" Quest in the Watchtower to enter the Moon Base. From there, you'll need 10 Gold Bricks and have completed the Power of Love level to construct the portal that will send you to Zamaron. Vertical columns of light will point out the location of every collectible. Find the statue of Star Sapphire and melt the gold object in her hand with a laser. Destroy 9 blue Batman flags around the area pictured above within the time limit. Use a giant or super strong character to destroy the cracked ground at the base of one of the towers and a Gold Brick will appear at the top. Use a character with the 'sense' ability in the area pictured above to detect a silver container. Blow it up with an explosive attack for a Gold Brick. There are three races found on Zararon and each will earn you a Gold Brick.
The race that starts at a puddle of green goo is probably intended to be done on foot by someone wearing a hazard suit but it's easier to complete it with a flying character. Destroy 8 LEGO chickens perched around the planet. Destroy the plant pictured above and dig in the dirt mound underneath to unearth a Vehicle Token. Use Brainiac's shrink ray on the object blocking the portal at the base of one of the towers. Once it's out of the way, send Martian Manhunter or Miss Martian through to collect the Vehicle Token. Use a sonar attack on the glass crystals imprisoning Adam West. Prerequisite: None Reward: Gold Brick Follow the Green Loontern around on a tour of the planet and beat up any bad guys that attack. Prerequisite: "Welcome to Zamaron!" Reward: Gold Brick Beat up all the Zamaron warriors that swoop in to attack. Prerequisite: "Lovers and Fighters" Reward: Gold Brick Search the surrounding area for Zamaron warriors talking with various villains (Lexbot, Captain Cold and Deathstroke).
Talk to them then lead them back to the Green Loontern. Prerequisite: "Smitten Sapphires" Reward: Gold Brick Scour the area for a swarm of bats. Use a character with the 'sense' ability to detect a bunch of studs in the pattern of an arrow. Follow the arrow to a bunch of glass crystals. Shatter them with sonar attacks until you find the non-pink crystal Loontern seeks. Prerequisite: "Lovestruck Loontern" Reward: Gold Brick, Krypto the Superdog Race Krypto through the blue rings.Another great game in the Lego series!All I can say is that the new features keeps getting better and betterFormat: Video Game|The far best Lego gamesFormat: Video Game|Very Entertaining For Young & Old Alike! We have played pretty much every lego game and we found this a ...This is a great game for all agesFormat: Video Game|It's ok, maybe not for younger gamersFormat: Video Game|Fun, lots of stuff to doFormat: Video Game|LOVE this gameFormat: Video Game|Pretty fun and funny too.The requested URL /showthread.php?t=2010239 was not found on this server.
Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (2014) Video game released 11 November 2014 1 more credit » See full cast & crew » See more awards » Do you have any images for this title? Batman of Zur-En-Arrh / Etrigan the Demon / See full cast » 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) » See all certifications » View content advisory » Release Date: 11 November 2014 (USA) Also Known As: Lego Batman 3: Покидая Готэм See full technical specs » Adam West is the character in peril. This is only one of a few references to the classic 1966 Batman series in the game. In part 3 of power of love, if Cyborg has unlimited fuel he can't fly after attacking the love dragon's harp but he can jump forever. My name is Oliver Queen. I've been stranded on an island with only one goal: survive.
Survive... and one day use a proper toilet again. I must fulfill my father's dying wish, to use the list of names he gave me bring down those who are poisoning my city. To do this, I must become someone else. I must become someTHING else. Something green and pointy... and arrow-y. Version of Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 3: Magical Friendship (2015) Composed by John Williams See more » This FAQ is empty. Add the first question. Something bad has occurred on the TrueAchievements website. Our developers have been notified and are attempting to rectify the situation.Batman makes his triumphant return to the Vita in LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham and he’s brought all of his DC super hero friends with him. I feel confident in saying, without hesitation mind you, that LEGO Batman 3 is the best LEGO Batman game since LEGO Batman 2. OK, so that’s a bit cheap, I know. I also feel very confident in saying that LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is probably the best LEGO game to date on the Vita.
How’s that for a bold assertion? It’s nice to see that TT Fusion has abandoned the formula that has been used in the last few LEGO games and have returned to the style of gameplay that made Batman 2 such a success. It returns to the same style that made the LEGO games popular in the first place, and it’s a complete breath of fresh air. One of the most important changes is that the story is actually good. Well, good is subjective, so let’s just say it’s comprehensible. A full story is told throughout the game and you’re not just getting glimpses and snippets from a much larger story. After coming off LEGO games like Ninjago: Nindroids and LEGO Marvel (where if you did not know the story already, you were not going to figure it out in the game), having a fully fleshed out plot is definitely a win. The game tells the story of Brainiac who has captured various members of the Lantern Corps in order to harness the power of their rings to shrink the Earth and add it to his collection.
Batman, Robin, and the rest of the Justice League must team up once again in order to stop him and set the world right again. There’s also a nice sub-plot about Robin’s over-use of emotions and how he’d be better off if he learned to suppress his feelings to be more like the stoic Batman. This whole theme of how emotions effect a hero’s behavior is woven really well throughout the story. It also creates a nice twist when the emotions of the different heroes get mixed up and suddenly the Joker is a caring and compassionate clown and Cyborg becomes the galaxy’s largest coward. It’s also a bit of a misnomer to call this a “Batman” game. Yes, it has Batman and his Batcave, but you spend almost as much time playing as one of the many other characters. It could just as well been a Martian Manhunter game for as much time as you spend with that character, but it is a good blend of gameplay with all the DC heroes. It’s also nice that you get to play as the villains throughout much of the game as they have to team up with their adversaries to defeat Brainiac.
Like previous LEGO games, there is a hub world you can explore after you’ve completed all the main story missions. This is also where you can purchase more characters for free play and go back to replay the different missions again. Beyond Gotham actually features two separate and sizable hub worlds that you can switch between. Each provides a good number of collectibles to find and items to unlock. The story missions each feature a number of objectives for you to complete as well with many collectibles to find. Gone is the timer from the previous LEGO games that made you speed run each level and things have returned to a game that pushes exploration and puzzle solving. The puzzles are never too complicated, but there are a number of items that are rather tricky to locate. And as is the case with all the LEGO games, you won’t be able to find everything on your first playthrough. You will need to return to each level and play as various characters in order to find everything.
Fortunately the levels are short enough to not make this a chore and yet are long enough to provide a lot of fun. And the humor is spot on. I laughed out loud a number of times with jokes that ranged from well timed puns to visual gags that were often hilarious (just picture Lex Luthor dressed as Wonder Woman and try not to laugh). The controls are standard for a LEGO game and easy to master. You have the ability to jump, punch, and interact with objects. Triangle is once again used to switch control between your two onscreen characters while the shoulder buttons will bring in new heroes or switch your character’s power suit. A nice bonus this time around is that if you come across a puzzle which requires a specific character to solve, a prompt will appear with that character’s face and all you have to do is tap the Left Shoulder button to bring him onscreen. This saves a lot of time and is super handy. Visually the game is very impressive and a step up from the last outing.
The cut scenes have been noticeably improved and feature high resolution textures. The main game also features a very nice visual layout that isn’t drastically improved over previous LEGO games, but it does provide the perfect atmosphere for the game. For me, I was most impressed with the space combat levels which really put things over the top visually. Not only do things look good, but there is so much going on that it almost becomes overwhelming. Almost, but not quite. As far as the sound goes, once again it just isn’t as good as it should be. The music, the voice acting, and the sound effects are all really well done, but the quality of the sound is often very poor. The audio often times sounds dulled and highly compressed. It’s not as noticeable if you’re just using the Vita’s speakers, but if you play the game with a pair of headphones, it immediately sticks out. Fortunately though it does little to ruin the fun, and having the classic scores from Danny Elfman and John Williams helps to really set the superhero tone of the game.
LEGO Batman 3 is not a long game if you’re just looking to play through the main story. The 45 different levels can be completed in just a few hours, but you’d be remiss if you didn’t go back to replay the levels in Free Play mode. The LEGO games have fun puzzles and some cute combat, but they are really games of hide and seek. Finding the collectibles in each level add a layer of replayability and a reason to return to the game. They also provide fun news ways to play, such as the 1966 Mode red brick which adds the “POW!” and “BOOF!” signs every time you get in a fight (accompanied with the familiar horn blast). It was by far my favorite way to play. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham is a standout hit for the series on the Vita and elevates the bar for LEGO games in the future. It’s not as grand in scale as the versions for more traditional consoles, but it is a perfect fit for the Vita. The story allows you to gallivant across the globe and galaxy as any one of dozens of different super heroes, and the large number of collectibles will have you hunting for hours.