Every Batman Video Game Ranked From Worst To Best

15. Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes

Lego Batman 2 DC Super Heroes
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The second Lego Batman game doesn't reach the heights of the stellar first entry, but it is a worthy follow up and one of developer Traveller's Tales' most ambitious efforts.

DC Super Heroes doesn't manage to execute all its plans flawlessly, but it's still a wonderful love letter to Batman and the other characters of the DC universe. It comes with an open world Gotham, plentiful vehicles to drive and some diverse stages too.

Sadly it also marks the first occasion where TT Games opted to use voice actors over those lovely little Lego noises we were all so endeared to. Not a dealbreaker by any means, but a little change that made the series a little less unique.

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