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[...] are starting to relate it to our Batman. The John Williams theme from Superman is a must from LEGO Batman 2, that was fantastic and we had to include that again. Being able to add that to Wonder Woman [...]

[...] We’ve been furnished with some excellent news with LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham over the weekend. The list of characters, over 150 in total, is very quickly [...]

[...] comics form to control your minds, brick by tiny brick and shrink your world… Quite literally. LEGO Batman 3 Beyond Gotham is a LEGO game that is very obviously the product of three things. Firstly, [...]

[...] While we were at Gamescom, we got to have a look at Lego Batman 3 Beyond Gotham. The next instalment in the DC universe from TT Games and Warner Bros does [...]

[...] Doom a lot on this site before, but the game that scared me the second most was the original Resident Evil. I could barely play it myself, relying on an older cousin to show me what the game was [...]

[...] Resident Evil has been mentioned quite a lot recently. In the normal run up to Halloween and when any [...] the new. The post What’s Next For Resident Evil? appeared first on TheGameJar. [...]

[...] to head underground into zombie infested tunnels. Tame as this undoubtedly was to veterans of Resident Evil, Silent Hill and other, genuinely scary games, I was really, really uncomfortable. Something [...]

[...] , and Deadly Premonition revealed itself to be an utterly bizarre bastardised mash-up of Resident Evil 4, Twin Peaks and Garth Merenghi’s Darkplace, with creepy characters, a labyrinthine [...]

[...] around, people will wave or greet you in another pleasant manner. It was great to re-enter the DC Universe via this MMO. Updates seem to be getting added all the time, building an even bigger and [...]

[...] for 10 years before WoW. Lord of The Rings, Elder Scrolls, D&D, Star Trek, even DC Universe, all had long established canon and lore before an MMO license came along. What I’m [...]

[...] Boy? The other company that maybe missing a trick or two is Warner Bros. A game based in the DC Universe with collectible figures, Batman, The Flash, Green Arrow even the Joker. Now come on, who [...]

[...] On this day of DC Universe fun, we got a second interview in as many months with TT Games about LEGO Batman 3: Beyond [...]

[...] leave you with this fun fact. A Samuel L Jackson character will now have been in three LEGO games. Mace Windu (Star Wars), Nick Fury (Marvel Super Heroes) and now John Raymond Arnold ( [...]

[...] , is very quickly taking shape and we have some awesome new levels being revealed to play with. LEGO games are LEGO games. Part of the big idea behind them is that they all have consistent mechanics. [...]

[...] for the DC universe by its creators. Secondly, its a game that has the vast experience of many LEGO games before it. And finally it is the product of a team who were able to fully express themselves [...]

[...] that simple but it is a genuine thing that exists and it’s part of the humour that we have in LEGO games that we can do things that are obscure, chuck these things and widen the scope of the DC [...]

[...] quite easy for him to spot. This led to Nick emailing Christopher to ask if he wanted to make a video game. Lots of communications later (and apparently a few ‘creative’ binges between Glasgow and [...]

[...] , that Destiny has cost up to $500 million to make. That would make it the most expensive video game ever developed. A record that is currently held by Rockstar’s Grand Theft Auto V. Take [...]

[...] books, everyone I know has a soft spot for the speedy blue Hedgehog. He’s a veteran of the video game world, creating one of the biggest rivalries seen in the industry. So at TheGameJar we thought [...]

[...] to be me. Well, recently completing The Walking Dead Season 2 managed to reignite my video game based passion. Sure, it doesn’t hit the highs of Telltale Games first season, a game I’ [...]