Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight

Fans have been clamouring for years for a new Batman adventure in the same vein as the Arkham series. Now we've finally got it - don't be put off by the Lego-style graphics, because this is a top-notch Batman simulator...

We also have some good and bad news, as it will get a physical release, but unfortunately it's on those pesky Game Key Cards.

The source is a normally trustworthy person for Lego news, but suddenly, all traces of this were suspiciously removed.

Skilled data mines have been at it again and discovered new additions that are sure to be released as DLC.

Join us as we save Gotham, track down minikits, and track down as many fancy Batsuits as we can.

It was incredibly impressive of TT Games to deliver such a massive game, but they received assistance from some of the industry's best developers.

The Mayhem Collection will be available this September, giving us plenty of time to save Gotham before we cause havoc in it.

One lucky fan has been digging into the game before the rest of us.

There's a lot of Batman out there, and Tt Games sifted through it all for Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight.

For the 89th episode of the podcast, we dedicate our time to two recent debuts and an upcoming project.

It's time to take a final look at the adventure before its release on PC, PlayStation, and Xbox in two weeks.

Now that James Gunn's new DCU is in full force, we couldn't help but wonder whether a Lego game combining it all could be on the cards.

As one of DC's most famous characters edges closer to his 100th birthday, we inquired with the Lego Batman creator why they believe the hero continues to be popular.

Tt Games' Arkham-meets-traditional Lego Batman game is shaping up to be an incredibly fun experience, one that surpasses our expectations each time we see it.

The release in three weeks is now locked in.

Not only can you furnish the garage however you like, but you can also set up flashy displays featuring all your cars.