Patrick Elliot
Shaun InguanzoThe Riddler joins Lego Batman
April 22nd 2008 00:37
The Riddler to be in new Lego game
THE RIDDLER is the latest Gotham City villain to have been announced for the forthcoming Lego Batman game.
Warner Bros Interactive yesterday announced that The Riddler, who is known for leaving a trail of brain teasers for the Caped Crusader to solve in order to save Gotham, would join The Joker, Catwoman and The Penguin as playable villains in the new adventure game.
Lego Batman will enable people to play either super hero or villain, a choice which affects how you play the game.
Batman will of course battle to clean Gotham City of the scum inhabiting it, while playing as one of the villains will require you to wreak havoc on civilians.
Shaun's comments:
It's shaping up to be a great title, and should be a great follow up to the popular Lego Star Wars series.
Here's hoping, though, that Lego Batman offers a little more depth than the stud-collecting gameplay of Lego Star Wars (boy, did I tire of that quickly).
Did you play Lego Star Wars? If so, what did you think? And are you looking forward to Lego Batman, or even the other Lego Adventure in the works, Lego Indiana Jones?
Post your thoughts below.
"What weighs six ounces, sits in a tree, and is very dangerous? A sparrow with a machine gun!"
THE RIDDLER is the latest Gotham City villain to have been announced for the forthcoming Lego Batman game.
Warner Bros Interactive yesterday announced that The Riddler, who is known for leaving a trail of brain teasers for the Caped Crusader to solve in order to save Gotham, would join The Joker, Catwoman and The Penguin as playable villains in the new adventure game.
Lego Batman will enable people to play either super hero or villain, a choice which affects how you play the game.
Batman will of course battle to clean Gotham City of the scum inhabiting it, while playing as one of the villains will require you to wreak havoc on civilians.
Shaun's comments:
It's shaping up to be a great title, and should be a great follow up to the popular Lego Star Wars series.
Here's hoping, though, that Lego Batman offers a little more depth than the stud-collecting gameplay of Lego Star Wars (boy, did I tire of that quickly).
Did you play Lego Star Wars? If so, what did you think? And are you looking forward to Lego Batman, or even the other Lego Adventure in the works, Lego Indiana Jones?
Post your thoughts below.
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Comment by Glen Atwell
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it was easy to get sick of, but i don't give up on hard games
can't wait for this title.
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