My no commentary Story mode playthrough of LEGO Batman 1 continues
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Rather than chase trends and spend way too much money on Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight, I revisit Lego Batman 1. My history with this game is that my parents bought it for me on the Wii after I asked for Lego Batman 2. I later got that game for the Wii as well. Several years later, a Steam sale made it so buying Lego Batman 3 on Steam would have cost me just as much as buying it and its two predecessors in a bundle, so I did the latter. I've since completed the game 100% (that's saved game 1), but won't be doing so here.

In this video:
Robin does a double take when the Scarecrow gets between him and Batman, I get eight out of the ten Minikits in this level, the Batwing gets torpedoes unique to it, the Batcopter that Robin pilots can tow hovering mines, and the Batcopter has to tow cable the Scarecrow's Biplane to set him up for the Batwing to fire a torpedo at to deal damage in the boss fight.

No copyright infringement intended. LEGO belongs to themselves. Traveler's Tales developed this game and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment published it. Batman belongs to DC, a subsidiary of Warner Brothers. Pre-release checks detected the copyrighted song "Attack of the Batwing" by Danny Elfman.