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Anyone gonna get it?
Catwoman
* REAL NAME: Selina Kyle
* OCCUPATION: Professional Thief
* BASE OF OPERATIONS: Gotham City
* EYES: Green
* HAIR: BlackSelina Kyle was a child of the streets, growing into a beautiful and criminally skilled young woman. She became Catwoman, the most successful cat burglar Gotham City had ever known. Catwoman and Batman share a strange relationship, part adversarial, part flirtatious. Catwoman finds herself attracted to Batman…so much so that she sometimes finds herself working with him on the side of the angels.
Attributes:* Expert gymnast
* Trained athelete
* Famed for stealth skills
* Expert hand-to-hand combatant
* Weapon of choice: cat-‘o-nine-tails
* Internationally famous car burglar/jewel thief
* Empathy for catsPowers and Abilities:
In LEGO Batman the videogame Catwoman has the ability of super jump – allowing her to jump to many places other characters can’t reach – as well as the ability to bypass security on special doors armed by guards.
Riddler
* REAL NAME: Eddie Nashton (aka Edward Nigma)
* OCCUPATION: Professional Criminal
* BASE OF OPERATIONS: Gotham City
* EYES: Blue
* HAIR: BlackEdward Nigma had been a cheat all his life, especially when it came to the solving of puzzles. Later, he turned his love of puzzles into a career by running a crooked carnival puzzle game. But E. Nigma, yearning for greater glory and wealth, decided to use his love of riddles to match wits with the Gotham City police and Batman, sending them fiendishly complex clues to his forthcoming crimes, crimes committed as…The Riddler!
Attributes:* Genius intellect
* Weak hand-to-hand combatant
* Driven by need to test his wits against law enforcement by leaving clues to his planned crimesPowers and Abilities:
In LEGO Batman the videogame, The Riddler can use mind control to drain the mind of an enemy, making them dizzy and confused for several seconds, as well as vehicle mind control to control vehicles in the area and cause them to explode. The Riddler can also bypass security on special doors manned by security guards.
War.
War never changes.
When’s the last time you played with Legos? If you own a contemporary video game console, chances are it’s merely been a matter of months. The enormously popular Lego Star Wars games have breathed new life into the interlocking bricks by prominently featuring them in several successful outings based on George Lucas’ sprawling space opera.
And when we say successful, we mean it. The original Lego Star Wars game was a breakout hit as the tenth best-selling game of 2005, while its sequel, Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, shocked the charts of 2006 by selling over 1 million copies in its first week, passing luminaries like Gears of War and New Super Mario Brothers on the way to becoming the third biggest game of the year. A bundle of the two, The Complete Saga, has enjoyed strong sales as well.
So what’s the secret to their success? For one thing, they’re riotously funny, delivering the same wry, kid-appropriate but adult-themed humor popularized by Bugs Bunny or more recently, animation giant Pixar. Combining straightforward action with creative puzzle-solving, the series lets gamers play as hordes of different characters from the Star Wars universe, each required to complete certain levels. The games are also terrifically streamlined, allowing multiple players to jump in and out without disrupting the flow, in turn earning a reputation as some of the best games for parents and kids to enjoy together.
But what if you’re not a Star Wars nut? Never fear — the franchise is branching out in 2008, first tackling another Lucasfilm classic in Lego Indiana Jones this May, then adding Lego bricks to the Dark Knight’s potent arsenal with the highly-anticipated Lego Batman later this yea
War.
War never changes.
I’ll probably get it and the Indiana Jones game as those are some of my favourite films
I might get one of the star wars ones if it going cheap, see if I like the franchise.
Anyone played either of them?
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