The Batcave also has some sort of test chamber for a moon buggy type vehicle. Batman’s Space suit is essentially a jetpack with a laser that cuts through gold LEGO bricks. That is just the beginning level of the game.Īrthur mentions that once you start the game in the Batcave, you get access to Robin’s Illumination suit which lights up dark areas. Some playable characters that are shown include, of course Batman and Robin, Cyborg, and Flash.
In another part of the demo, they are flying in space around Joker’s watchtower and has to take down Joker’s minions. In the demo, Batman and Robin has to get the Batrocket to blast off into space. Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham would see Troy Baker voice multiple incarnations of Batman too, such as the Batman of Zur-En-Arrh and Terry McGuiness of Batman Beyond fame.DC All Access has done an interview with TT Games Game Director Arthur Parsons and has shown some gameplay demo of LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. Most of the entertainment in LEGO Batman 2 comes from seeing how Batman contrasts with the more jovial Superman as they team up to stop Joker and Lex Luthor. Being the first Traveler’s Tales-developed Lego game to feature voice acting, 2012’s LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes depicts the Dark Knight as a strait-laced hero who dislikes working with others. Before this, Baker lent his voice to a more lighthearted and straightforward take on Batman in the latter two entries of DC's LEGO Batman games. This range of vocal choices punctuates Batman: The Telltale Series' twisting and emotional plot. This allowed Baker to explore a wide range of different emotions for his take on the Dark Knight, from a noble hero to a more brutal vigilante. Like every Telltale project, players could shape the game’s version of Batman based on their narrative choices. Troy Baker’s most notable turn as the Caped Crusader was in 2016’s Batman: The Telltale Series. Related: Every Batman Game That Lets You Play As Gotham's Villains Outside of gaming, he has voiced Batman in several animated features, and even holds the distinction of playing both the Dark Knight and the Joker at the same time in Batman Vs. He has also voiced the Dick Grayson version of Nightwing and the villainous Sinestro in the first Injustice game. In the Batman: Arkham series, he’s played Two-Face and the Tim Drake version of Robin in Arkham City, Jason Todd/The Arkham Knight/Red Hood in Arkham Knight, and ironically a recast Joker in the aforementioned Arkham Origins. A prolific voice actor, Baker is known for a wide range of different video game and animation roles - like Joel in The Last of Us. Some Batman voice actors carry over from different projects, and a prime example would be Troy Baker.
In any case, these actors proved to be great replacements for Kevin Conroy while putting their own spin on one of the superhero genre’s most iconic characters. Other takes were more comical, featuring a grumpy Dark Knight in lighthearted adventures with other DC heroes along for the ride.
Some of these non- BTAS-related Batman actors captured the complexity of Bruce Wayne’s double life and the dark brutality of Batman’s crusade against crime in Gotham City. While these non-Kevin Conroy Batman performances have been hit-or-miss over the years, there are a few that have been able to stand out. DC Universe to Hellboy star Ron Perlman in 2006’s Justice League Heroes, there have been several versions of Batman in the world of gaming. From Dave Gazzana’s take on the World's Greatest Detective in Mortal Kombat Vs. While Kevin Conroy has certainly earned his place as the definitive voice of Batman, he is far from the only actor to bring the DC hero to life in a video game. Related: Classic Batman Games Most Deserving Of Remasters
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