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Lego Batman 3 Pre-Order Bonuses Are Mini-Sets, Mega-Cool
Physical pre-order bonuses have largely fallen out of style, because of the added costs involved. The folks at Lego and Warner Bros. continue to carry the torch, though.
The pre-order bonuses for Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham are varied, but include minifig keychains, small building sets, and even a digital comic book featuring the bricky versions of DC’s greatest heroes. Here’s what you can get and where to get it:
- Amazon – LEGO Batgirl Keychain
- Best Buy – LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham Digital Comic Book by Comixology
- GameStop (Disclaimer: GameStop is Game Informer’s parent company) – LEGO Plastic Man Minifigure
- Target – LEGO Batwing Miniset
- Toys “R” Us – LEGO The Joker Keychain
- Walmart – LEGO Tumbler Miniset
For more on Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, check out our E3 preview.
Our Take
I had a chance to go hands on with Lego Batman 3 at E3, and it makes some smart changes to the well established formula. Notably, being able to change suits on the fly (instead of going to specific changing stations to grab a specific costume) makes a huge difference. As a fan of the physical Lego building blocks (and Tt Games’ work), I’m interested.
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