- 2 years 3 months ago To reach Odym, 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 A Blue Hope level to construct the portal that will send you to Odym. Vertical columns of light will point out the location of every collectible. Destroy the six turbines in and around the downed Reach ship. Find and destroy 14 blue Batman flags around the large village within the time limit. Blast apart the silver rocks in the area above until you find a button (it's under the silver boulders on top of the cliff). Step on the button to unlock a silver container. Blow it up for a Gold Brick. Dig in the mound of dirt pictured above to unearth a Gold Brick. There are three races found on Odym and each will earn you a Gold Brick. One of them is meant to be done on foot but you can still use a flyer. Destroy the boxes in front of one of the huts and you'll find a silver padlock behind them.
Bust open the padlock with an explosive attack to get at the Character Token inside the hut. Destroy 10 gold statues around Odym. Hit the targets on top of one of the large huts to open its front door. Simply walk on in and claim the Vehicle Token inside. Destroy the boxes behind one of the huts in the village and you'll find a crate with an orange plug. Grapple the plug to get at the Vehicle Token inside. Power the Electricity Terminal in the Reach ship then pull the switch above it to free Adam West. Follow Green Loontern around on a tour of the planet and fight off any baddies that attack you. Follow the croc around and punch it when it stops and starts snapping. Fly around and look for a swarm of bats to use the 'sense' ability at. When you do, you'll discover a mound of dirt. Dig up some bricks and use them to add an orange plug to a nearby tree. Grapple the plug to knock loose a banana. Take it back to Gorilla Grodd. Man the banana cannon and fire at Giganta until you win. Follow Giganta and beat up all the bugs that appear.
Head down the path from the building with the two torches in front (the one where you picked up Catwoman's Motorcycle) and you'll find it in a hut behind a vine-covered door.It’s not as weird as it sounds. Comicbook creators have been placing superheroes in unusual environments since Batman and Superman began. So placing the Caped Crusader into a high-powered rocket to battle interstellar versions of Brainiac and the Joker isn’t so far fetched. But does it work in a Lego game? Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Pros: 150 superheroes and villains; suits have different powers; space, the final frontier. Cons: Some control issues; needs more new stuff. Available now for 3DS, PS3, PS4, PS Vita, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One, PC, OSX, iOS This one takes a couple of hours to get going. Although you witness some funny space antics during the game’s beginning, you actually begin the game on Earth. I wondered, why am I here instead of in space where all the action is? Gameplay on Earth isn’t a chore, though.
You chase after Killer Croc in the sewers of Gotham. You collect cool tech you need in the Bat Cave. There’s one point early on that’s really impressive because it showcases the power of the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions. Batman is under the spell of a villain, and he becomes an ebony giant — made of hundreds of teeming bats. The setting is in the Batcave, and the view is as grand as the artwork in any videogame on the market today. It’s once you’re in space, though, that Lego Batman really takes off. From your spaceship, you battle, say, pesky flying enemies the Joker conjures up. There are lots of powerups, hordes of baddies and general destruction wielded on both sides. Fun puzzles are the signatures of the Lego games and they’re present pretty much every few minutes. They aren’t that hard, once you get used to them. And they make you feel smart, too, when you solve them. The thing is, some of the puzzles are presented badly. Most of the trouble comes from the tricky controls.
When you press the triangle, up comes a wheel from which you choose a suit to don while you solve a puzzle. But the triangle is also used to change characters. Sometimes, these get mixed up. It’s even trickier with the circle button because that’s used for four different functions. And at one point, you use the controller stick to move an arrow on a computer screen to place colored circles into the right positions. But it’s not clear that you have to move the arrow with your controller. The arrow’s hard to see anyway because it’s gray. If the arrow blinked or changed color, it would’ve saved me some needless frustration. Once you’re on the Watchtower with your pals in the Justice League of America, you pretty much know the controls and the kinds of puzzles that will be thrown at you. Over the course of the game, you’ll get to play as 150 superheroes and villains. Getting The Flash to move in super swift mode is awesome. So is flying as Wonder Woman. Once she gets airborne, the theme song from the classic Wonder Woman TV show plays.
Even the Swamp Thing makes an appearance. (But where are the Spectre and the Phantom Stranger?) What kept me going was the humor in the cut scenes. Every major hero gets a good-natured ribbing and comeuppance, especially when the ego gets out of hand. Superman’s especially guilty of this kind of swagger. Like all the Lego games, there’s a lot of wild adventure in store and an assortment of superheroes to meet and play as. But since this is the third Batman installment, more of the game should feel new. Nevertheless, it’s hard to resist Batman as a spaceman.Gorilla Grodd is a Super Heroes minifigure released in 2015. He first appeared non-physically in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes with downloadable content available from EB Games.[1] He is a major enemy of The Flash. Gorilla Grodd is an intelligent gorilla who tried to steal mind control technology from the Gorilla City's leader. He succeeded and planned to create an army of gorillas thus take over the world but was interrupted by The Flash.