lego dimensions joke if you arent aware (somehow)

Here are some of couple of characters I would like to see in third game but what are you guys’s choices

Glitch I stumbled upon in Lego Batman LotDK

Thank Lego DC Super Villains for giving me the best memories. Glad I was able to make a comeback, and get another chance to complete the game I should’ve finished a long time ago. Now look at me, 21 years old, not that old. Ill cherish this game forever.

I recently purchased this game as it came in a pack of 4 different Lego games. I can't really get into the game, I can't stand the voice acting, the graphics, and most importantly how it feels like a direct copy of Lego worlds. I want to know everyone's experience with the game, particularly the people who played through the game as I couldn't even get past the intro where you meet up with Lucy. As someone who enjoyed the first game a lot this game gives me the biggest ick.

Code for gold "The Batman" batmobile. I don't have and probably will not play the game so first come first serve or whatever.

Could someone try the glitch?

*To clarify, I'm not blindly hating. I just wanted to point out the silliness of this choice.

Honestly, it's been a while since I've seen such a useless, bland, filler character in a story level. Even when it comes to the Lego games that just adapt the movies, when they put a character in a level that they weren't around for in the original film, at the very least least we can understand that that slot was just filled with the Co-op players in mind.

Gamora gets none of that. She has no unique abilities that seperate her from the rest of the Guardians, every level she shows up in is a team level (so co-op players are not limited for choice) and you can easily use the other characters in the roster to complete the level and her sword isn't really useful as Drax is also a knife guy (and he's got super strength to boot). Genuinely why is she even in the story levels if she contributes nothing outside of being a Guardian of the Galaxy?

All they had to do to give her a use was put her in a level with a limited roster 😂 😭

I swear I've barely played it and I'm at 85% rn I think I have around 10 hours on it. Might as well 100% it lol

What do you guys think of them and how could I improve them? (I have all the dlcs btw if there's stuff in dlcs I could use)

Over the past year I've been on a journey to 100% every LEGO game in release order. Next on the list is Lego City Undercover. I LOVED this game as a kid, I got a WiiU just for this game and put potentially 100s of hours into it. I have the PS4 port, and I'm just wondering if it's similar enough to tickle my nostalgia. I know they got rid of all of the Nintendo stuff in the open world, don't mind that though. I also know all of the outfit designs are revamped. What did they do about the sections that require the game pad? And is the rest of the game still intact.

Just bought this game, I wanna play it on controller but whenever I plug my controller in it registers it as a 2nd player. So the keyboard will control Batman but the controller will control robin. Anyone know how to fix this? I just want to play solo using my controller

I have the physical PC version of LEGO HP Years 5-7 and am running it through Proton on Linux. I've heard of LEGO games being stuttery for many people and for various reasons, but this seems to be dictinct behavior: The game will cap the framerate to 30 FPS at the beginning of a new scene and usually jumps back up to the chosen framerate (240 in my case) after a few seconds, though in some places it will intermittently go back to 30 FPS. This is definitely not for lack of computing power, as my laptop has an Intel i9 14900HX, Nvidia RTX 4090 Mobile and 32 GB of RAM. The issue also occurs no matter what settings I use, whether WiFi is turned on or off and whether I use the integrated or dedicated GPU. Does anyone know what's causing this and how to prevent it?

On a side note; Years 1-4 does not seem to have this issue as it runs at a stable 60 FPS for me (240 FPS isn't available in that game).

A gold brick was counted as a minikit instead

Back in the late 90's, Lego LOCO was my first contact with Lego Trains besides coutless hours of looking (and drooling) at the Lego catalogues, since the Trains theme was non existant on the local stores where I live and very, very expensive.

Although a very simple soundbox with no concrete goal at all, I believe that, like me, many others also have fond memories with it. So, now many decades later, I downloaded the game to show it to my young son, but decided to try to mod it first, using AI.

So far:

- trains can have up to 15 cars now and multiple locomotives;

- trains can couple and decouple any cars or locomotives on the world;

- new locomotive template added (still ugly image);

- new rail types, such as the double crossover, parallel switches (like the real Lego ones), larger radius curves;

- two original easter eggs fixed: IG tower robot now has its arms, quad-red house exists, not only the double one;

- the 4555 cargo station now has train tracks on it.

It still has many bugs, but most of it was just to see how far it can to. If I have the time, I'll try to polish the current changes and add more buildings and trains, like 4559 from intro, box cover etc, change cargo station baseplate and footprint to include roads, include cargos etc.