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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Features Deep Retro and Franchise Easter Eggs

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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is packed with obscure Easter eggs, including a hidden Commodore 64 BASIC code feature and numerous nods to the franchise's history.

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PC Gamer

There's a wildly obscure easter egg in Lego Batman, I'm surprised anyone found it: it's hidden in BASIC…

An obscure easter egg has been discovered in Lego Batman, requiring a Commodore 64 and knowledge of its BASIC programming language to activate. The hidden feature, found by a TikTok user, displays a small, floating yellow bat symbol on screen after inputting specific code. This discovery highlights the game's deep level of detail and references to retro computing.

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Escapist Magazine

This Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight Easter Egg is next-level cool if you are into your retro gaming

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight features a retro Easter egg that allows players to input Commodore 64 BASIC code to make the Batman symbol bounce on screen. This hidden feature pays homage to the classic 1980s programming language and the original Commodore 64 platform.

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Blues News

ARGs and Easter Eggs

The Lego Batman: The Videogame mission based on Batman 1989 is noted for containing numerous Easter eggs. This article highlights the presence of these hidden details within the game.

Blues News

ARGs and Easter Eggs

LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is now available, with developers sharing their favorite Easter eggs within the game. The article highlights the use of Alternate Reality Games and Easter eggs as a feature.

Eurogamer

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight includes some incredibly deep - and very funny - cuts from the series' history

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is packed with deep-cut Easter eggs referencing the franchise's history, including a humorous nod to Michael Caine's misspelling of "Batman Begins" and a quote from Tommy Lee Jones in Batman Forever. The game, developed by TT Games, features voice work from Matt Berry as Bane and is set to release on May 22 for PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and PC, with a Nintendo Switch version to follow.

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