Sold & shipped by WalmartShipping optionsPickup options1Add to CartShipping optionsPickup options$.$.$.+ $.$.$.+ Compare all 3 sellers Read more.... About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:About this itemImportant Made in USA Origin Disclaimer:Lego Batman: The Videogame brings the one-and-only Caped Crusader to life in a completely original storyline. Players will take control of the Dynamic Duo, Batman and Robin to fight Gotham's City's most notorious criminals including The Joker, The Penguin, Catwoman, Scarecrow, Killer Croc and many more. The criminals have broken out of Arkham Asylum and are set to wreak havoc on the city. Players will also be able to explore their wicked side and fight their way through the game as the villains, experiencing the game from a completely different point of view with all-new criminal objectives! With a collection of high-tech suits, gadgets and cutting-edge vehicles on hand, players will be able to step into the unique Lego Batman universe to bring super villains to justice - or as the villains, to run amok in Gotham City!
Fight for justice as Batman and Robin or create chaos as The Joker, Catwoman and other villains, as you save or destroy Gotham City. Rocket through sewers and bound across rooftops as you take the fight to the criminals across classic locations in Gotham City. Fight on land, sea and in the air using a number of powerful Batman, Robin and villain-controlled vehicles, including the rocket-powered Batmobile, sleek Batboat and stealthy Batwing. Enhance the abilities of the Dynamic Duo with all new power suits, including the Magnetic Suit. Enjoy numerous game modes and levels. The Nintendo DS version will offer touch screen interaction, and two-player co-op using the DS local wireless network capability. ESRB Rating: EVERYONE 10+ with Mild Cartoon Violence SpecificationsVideo Game CollectionAge RangeGenreModelBrandVideo Game GenreVideo Game PlatformConditionCompatible DevicesSubgenremanufacturer_part_numberColorContainer TypePublisherAssembled Product Dimensions (L x W x H)Videosis this game for ds/and dsi or just ds?by It looks like you are not signed in.
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You will be asked which language (English, French, Spanish) to use during the first time setup of the system, but the language setting can also be done through the system settings. Some games that feature multiple languages may display in the language you have selected in the system settings. On the Nintendo DSi Menu, use the stylus to select the Settings ("wrench") icon. Select the right arrow thee times to go to page 4, then select "Language." Select from the options options on the screen: Select OK (the bottom-right button) to confirm and return to the System Settings. LEGO games are cute, funny and easy to jump into, but they've also been around since 2005. Whenever someone wandered by my desk and spied me playing LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, he or she would undoubtedly say "Yup, it's another LEGO game" before wandering off. Trouble is, LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes isn't just another LEGO game. It does away with hard-to-judge platforming, its puzzles make sense, and it adds a couple of big things that are sure to become staples for the LEGO franchise moving forward.
The changes come with growing pains, but there's no denying that LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is a great video game. Yes, that's the PlayStation 3 / Xbox 360 video review up there. Most of that applies to the Wii version of LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes as the game packs the same content as the HD twins. It just isn't HD because it's on the Wii. While a bummer -- there's a lot of pop-in and flat visuals -- it's impressive that the Wii has the same story, characters and content. So, if you have no other choice, the LEGO Batman 2 on the Wii will fit the superhero bill. Like the previous game, LEGO Batman 2 spins an original yarn, but this time it's engaging and really interesting. Lex Luthor is running for president, teaming with the Joker and using kryptonite to stuff the ballot box. With foulness afoot, Batman, Robin, Superman and eventually the entire Justice League step in to stop the plot. This plays out via traditional LEGO game controls. You jump, punch and switch between characters with button presses.
The Wiimote allows you to precisely aim batarangs and grappling hooks, but the lack of a second stick means you can only center the camera behind you and not control it. A friend on the couch can drop in and out for co-op in a jiff. The game's as simple to understand as ever, but adds new suits for Batman and Robin along with powers for specific characters. Black Canary has her sonic blast, Cyborg is magnetized, and Wonder Woman can lasso hard to reach handles. That's what LEGO games are all about -- exploring and collecting -- and LEGO Batman does that better than any iteration that's come before. It's a focused story that's entertaining from start to finish, and part of that is thanks to voice acting. For the first time in LEGO history, LEGO Batman 2 packs a full voice cast to tell its tale. While the silent LEGO games have always been funny, LEGO Batman 2 is able to move beyond shrugs and grins. Robin fanboying out over Superman, Vicki Vale's newscasts, and Lex trying to convince Joker that killing Batman is a good idea -- these are brilliant moments we would've lost without the excellent actors.
Among these actors is Superman: The Animated Series' Clancy Brown reprising his role as Lex Luthor. Fresh voices are used for most of the other characters, but the new takes are welcome. Of course, the story is just a tiny sliver of any LEGO game. You'll run through the 15-chapter story of LEGO Batman 2 in about nine hours (probably a lot less if you don't methodically smash everything like I did and get distracted by side stuff), but then you'll replay levels for more studs (in-game currency) and to find collectables such as mini-kit parts. See, LEGO Batman 2 has another first for the series: an open world. While LEGO games always have a HUB world, they're usually a bit limited. LEGO Batman 2 gives you all of Gotham City to explore. Arkham Asylum, Ace Chemicals, GCPD -- it's an entire town and it's packed with stuff to collect, save and explore. Red bricks are tucked around corners and unlock cheats, new characters appear on rooftops, and bosses are around to fight and add to your playable roster.
There are vehicles to purchase and then drive, people to save and so many studs to collect. Still, it's the Gold Bricks that stand out. There are 250 Golden Bricks. While you'll get them for completing objectives in story missions, the majority are hidden around Gotham and only accessible via certain characters. Plenty of times I'd be flying around as Superman (the John Williams theme plays any time Kal-El is airborne), spot a Gold Brick, and have to work my way from the goal to the beginning of the challenge so that Robin in his acrobat suit or Batman in his electricity suit could go through the Mousetrap-like obstacle course to unlock the brick the appropriate way. The Gold Bricks are these little challenges inside the greater world that keep you on your toes and have you trying out the more than 50-character roster that includes the Flash, Hush, Martian Manhunter and more. Of course, bringing in all of this new stuff creates a few new – albeit minor -- problems. Zooming around this open world as Flash or Superman, I'd land at objectives and have to wait for the computer terminal I needed to pop in.
While the map will show you where bosses and unlockables are, you can't zoom in to really orient where you should be looking so there's a lot of moving a few feet, pausing and reevaluating. The game saves when you nab a Gold Brick, but for some crazy reason, you can't move while it autosaves. Again, developer Traveller's Tales has nailed the gameplay issues that have plagued the franchise for years, but now, the designers have to take some notes on how modern open worlds work. (Although Red Bricks do eventually label unlockables on the screen.) Greg is the executive editor of IGN PlayStation, cohost of Podcast Beyond and host of Up at Noon. Follow IGN on Twitter, and keep track of Greg's shenanigans on IGN and Twitter. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes is a collector's paradise. You have to play through the game to get studs to unlock characters to go back to old levels and access different areas to collect more secrets. I polished off the story in about nine hours, but I spent the next 11 chasing down bricks and characters -- and I'm still not done.