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The LEGO Batman DS Gameplay Walkthrough Part 4 by Blitzwinger is HERE! This is the Ending of the Game! This Video Covers: 00:32 The Joker Attacks 17:12 Mad Hatter Boss Fight 19:01 The Joker's Amusement Park 32:18 Harley Quinn & Joker Boss Fight 35:38 Bat-Plane Level 43:47 The Art Gallery 50:41 Scarecrow Boss Fight 53:43 Final Joker Level Thank you for Leaving a Like! 👍 Ring the Bell to turn on the Notifications! 🔔 ⤴ -------------------------------------------------------------------- To Become a Member ► https://tinyurl.com/spswhvd ✔ Become a member to get awesome perks! ☝ Priority in Sub Games! ⚡ Members-only Community Posts! 😁 Exclusive Badge and Emoji! 🎁 Discord Access ⭐Members Only Playlist = https://tinyurl.com/5xhunnxd -------------------------------------------------------------------- 😄follow me on social Twitter ►   / blitzwinger   Instagram ►   / blitzwinger   Facebook ►   / theblitzwinger   -------------------------------------------------------------------- #legobatmangame #legobatmanthevideogame #legogames #batmanlego #lego #retrogaming #superherogames #gothamcity #LEGOBatmanGameplay #LEGOBatmanWalkthrough #LEGOVillains #classiclego #legovideogames About LEGO Batman: LEGO Batman has been a beloved franchise within the LEGO video game series, combining the charm of LEGO with the dark yet humorous world of Gotham City. Here's a rundown of what I know about LEGO Batman and its games: LEGO Batman Video Games LEGO Batman: The Videogame (2008) The first LEGO Batman game introduced players to Gotham City in a fully original story. Players could control Batman, Robin, and a host of iconic villains like Joker, Riddler, and Penguin. Featured two campaigns: heroes and villains, offering varied perspectives. No voice acting—characters communicated through gestures and humor. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (2012) Added an open-world Gotham City and expanded the roster to include other DC heroes like Superman, Wonder Woman, and Green Lantern. Introduced voice acting, adding a new depth to storytelling. Focused on stopping Joker and Lex Luthor's diabolical plans. LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham (2014) Took the action beyond Earth, featuring cosmic locations like the Lantern planets and the Watchtower. Included an enormous roster of DC characters, from popular heroes to obscure ones. Focused on a team-up against Brainiac, who sought to shrink Earth for his collection. LEGO Dimensions (2015) Included LEGO Batman as part of its crossover universe, allowing Batman to interact with characters from franchises like The Lord of the Rings, Ghostbusters, and Doctor Who. The LEGO Movie Videogame (2014) & The LEGO Movie 2 Videogame (2019) Featured LEGO Batman as part of the larger LEGO Movie universe, blending his charm with the humorous meta-narrative of the films. About LEGO Batman on Nintendo DS: The LEGO Batman: The Videogame version for the Nintendo DS is a handheld adaptation of the 2008 action-adventure game developed by Traveller’s Tales and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment. It shares the same basic premise as the console versions but features some notable differences to suit the DS hardware. Overview: Release Date: September 23, 2008 (North America) Platform: Nintendo DS Genre: Action-adventure Players: Single-player or local multiplayer Story: The game features an original storyline set in Gotham City, where Batman and Robin face off against their classic villains. The story is divided into three arcs, each centered around a group of iconic villains led by The Riddler, The Penguin, and The Joker. Players can also experience the villains' perspective in complementary chapters where they carry out their schemes. Gameplay: Level Design: The DS version includes levels inspired by the console game but with changes to accommodate the handheld format. Some levels are shorter and more linear. Characters: Players control a variety of characters from the Batman universe, including Batman, Robin, and several villains like The Joker, Catwoman, and Two-Face. Each character has unique abilities. Combat and Puzzles: Gameplay involves platforming, combat against enemies, and solving puzzles using the characters’ abilities, such as Batman's gadgets or Robin's suits. Touchscreen Integration: The DS version uses the touchscreen for certain interactions, such as switching characters, solving puzzles, or selecting gadgets. Multiplayer: Local wireless multiplayer is available for co-op gameplay. Features Unique to the DS Version: Minigames: Special touchscreen-based minigames, such as bomb defusal or gadget assembly, were added to take advantage of the DS’s capabilities. Simplified Graphics: The DS version uses scaled-down graphics and a fixed camera to suit the hardware. Character Unlocks: Players collect LEGO studs and other collectibles to unlock additional characters and vehicles.