LEGO Batman: The Videogame is the third LEGO adaptation from Traveller's Tales. They previously took the Star Wars and Indiana Jones universes and converted them into the block form we know and love from our childhood.

Almost every major Batman character represented; Lots or replayabilty; Plenty of unlockables; Danny Elffman soundtrack; Kid friendly

Lack of online mode; Not much innovation from previous LEGO videogames

So this was always going to go one of two ways. After the somewhat-faltering Indiana Jones title, LEGO fans had every right to expect a similar fate from the Batman license. The premise of an original storyline and a minimal amount of movie references hinted at a game slightly at odds with the rest...

To be perfectly honest, I am more of a Star Wars or Indiana Smith fan then I ever was a Batman fan. Don't get me wrong, I go see the movies, I just don't watch the cartoons or read the comic books any more. So I am by no means an authority on all things Batman.

Lego Batman is great, yet it still doesn't unseat Lego Star Wars (Complete) as the best Lego game of all time. Fun on your own, even more fun with a friend.

Holy LEGO Batman! That's probably the best way to sum up the latest blockbuster epic to arrive on the PlayStation 3 which stars one of the world's most favourite superheroes, Batman the Caped Crusader.

In addition, there is another glitch that I noticed more in this game then I did in the other games and that is the ability to be stuck. Sometimes you will jump and land and get stuck between a plant and a wall or something and it takes a bit for you to get unstuck usually you have to tag out to the...

First it was Star Wars, then Indiana Jones. Now it's Batman, the caped crusader himself, who's been given the Traveller's Tales LEGO treatment. Great! Who doesn't like Batman these days, or the idea of running around a LEGO-fied Gotham City as a cute LEGO Batman, and LEGO Joker, and LEGO everyone...

Giant robots are almost always fun. Sometimes, you get to go into great detail when you build them in a video game, much like the MechWarrior series on the PC. Take every part, fit it into certain slots and make sure you have the right type of armor, not to mention enough heatsinks to keep from...

In LEGO Batman gamers will have the ability to roam the streets of LEGO Gotham City as Batman or Robin, and even take control of the villains while manipulating gadgets and building/operating vehicles in co-op gameplay.

So, I got this hunch that this whole LEGO game thing might just catch on and sell a few games with this release. Ok, so maybe it's more than a hunch. Star Wars and Indiana Jones have already completed the blocky transition to great effect (the latter a bit moreso than the former) and have been...