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2 GAME CONTROLS ­­ ­­WARNING­­Before­­playing­­this­­game,­­read­­the­­Xbox­­360®­­Instruction­­­­ 2 Character Controls Manual­­and­­any­­peripheral­­manuals­­for­­important­­safety­­and­­health­­information.­­ 2 Vehicle Controls Keep­­all­­manuals­­for­­future­­reference.­­For­­replacement­­manuals,­­see­­­­ 3 Xbox LIVE www.xbox.com/support­­or­­call­­Xbox­­Customer­­Support. 4 INTRODUCTION 5 GETTING INTO THE GAME 5 Batcave Important Health Warning About Playing Video Games 6 Arkham Asylum 6 Batcomputer Photosensitive Seizures 6 Data A­­very­­small­­percentage­­of­­people­­may­­experience­­a­­seizure­­when­­exposed­­to­­ certain visual images, including flashing lights or patterns that may appear in 7 Characters video­­games.­­Even­­people­­who­­have­­no­­history­­of­­seizures­­or­­epilepsy­­may­­have­­ 7 Extras an­­undiagnosed­­condition­­that­­can­­cause­­these­­“photosensitive­­epileptic­­seizures”­­ 8 Codes while­­watching­­video­­games. 8 Story Clips 8 Suit Upgrades These­­seizures­­may­­have­­a­­variety­­of­­symptoms,­­including­­lightheadedness,­­ 9 Character Customizer altered­­vision,­­eye­­or­­face­­twitching,­­jerking­­or­­shaking­­of­­arms­­or­­legs,­­ 9 Player 2 Drop In/Drop Out disorientation,­­confusion,­­or­­momentary­­loss­­of­­awareness.­­Seizures­­may­­also­­ cause­­loss­­of­­consciousness­­or­­convulsions­­that­­can­­lead­­to­­injury­­from­­falling­­ 10 CHOOSING A LEVEL down­­or­­striking­­nearby­­objects. 11 GAME MODES Immediately­­stop­­playing­­and­­consult­­a­­doctor­­if­­you­­experience­­any­­of­­these­­ 11 Story Mode symptoms.­­Parents­­should­­watch­­for­­or­­ask­­their­­children­­about­­the­­above­­ 11 Free Play Mode symptoms—children­­and­­teenagers­­are­­more­­likely­­than­­adults­­to­­experience­­ these­­seizures.­­The­­risk­­of­­photosensitive­­epileptic­­seizures­­may­­be­­reduced­­by­­ 12 ON-SCREEN INFORMATION (HUD) taking­­the­­following­­precautions:­­Sit­­farther­­from­­the­­screen;­­use­­a­­smaller­­screen;­­ 13 HANDLING YOUR CHARACTERS play­­in­­a­­well-lit­­room;­­do­­not­­play­­when­­you­­are­­drowsy­­or­­fatigued.­­ 13 Tagging If­­you­­or­­any­­of­­your­­relatives­­have­­a­­history­­of­­seizures­­or­­epilepsy,­­consult­­a­­ 13 Free Play Switching doctor­­before­­playing. 13 Character Abilities 14 SUITS 14 Batman 15 Robin 16 SPECIAL ABILITIES 17 ITEMS 18 PAUSE MENU 19 CREDITS LEGO Batman X360 v4.indd 2-1 8/14/08 5:43:09 PM game controls xbox live xbox 360 ® controller Play anyone and everyone, anytime, anywhere on Xbox LIVE®. Build your profile (your gamer card). Chat with your friends. Download content at Xbox w x LIVE Marketplace. Send and receive voice and video messages. Get connected and join the revolution. _ ` Y connecting X Before you can use Xbox LIVE, connect your Xbox B 360 console to a high-speed Internet connection and l A sign up to become an Xbox LIVE member. For more information about connecting, and to determine whether Xbox LIVE is available in your region, go to > < www.xbox.com/live/countries. L C family settings Xbox Guide These easy and flexible tools enable parents and caregivers to decide which games young game players can access based on the content rating. For more character controls information, go to www.xbox.com/familysettings. Move character ...................................l/L Jump .................................................... A Attack ................................................. X Grapple ................................................ B Tag ....................................................... Y Pause ...................................................> vehicle controls Get in vehicle/turret ......................... Y Exit vehicle/turret ............................. A Move vehicle .......................................l/L Boost .................................................. A Fire weapons ....................................... X Grappling hook .................................. B Tag ....................................................... Y Pause ...................................................> LEGO Batman X360 v4.indd 2-3 8/14/08 5:44:21 PM introduction getting into the game Press M/Q to navigate the menus. Press A to confirm your selection. Choose NEW GAME to start a new adventure, “Good afternoon... or LOAD GAME to load a previously saved game. “I understand you’ll be assisting Select OPTIONS to adjust sound and music options. Master Bruce and young Tim in their latest adventure? When you start a new game of LEGO Batman: The Videogame, you will be in control of the Dynamic Duo in the top- “It appears that all of Gotham’s secret Batcave. From here you can travel to different most heinous villains have teamed levels, purchase new characters, hints and extras that up to break out of Arkham Asylum you have unlocked, or create a unique character to (an establishment more porous fight crime with. You can also travel to the ever-sinister than a tea strainer, if you ask me). Arkham Asylum for the criminally insane, where you “They are set to wreak havoc can create a unique hero or villain in the Character throughout the streets of Gotham City, Customizer. and will cause a great deal of trouble for our crime-fighting heroes. batcave “You’ll need to utilize all of the Dynamic Duo’s physical attributes, The maze of limestone caverns beneath their latest technological gadgets, and their Wayne Manor is the place where Batman detective skills to foil the cunning (and not decided to make his headquarters, known as so cunning) plans of these villains. the Batcave. This is the base of operations for Batman’s crime fighting. “Our initial intelligence indicates that they are teaming up in groups to execute To start battling the criminal masterminds a number of different masterplans. of Gotham City, jump into a vehicle to bring up the Level Select Map for the hero levels. “Time is of the essence. At the start of the game, all three hero “Bring justice back to Gotham City!” chapters are available to play. Completing an entire hero chapter unlocks the corresponding villain chapter. You will also unlock the path to Arkham Asylum, where you can play the villain levels. LEGO Batman X360 v4.indd 4-5 8/13/08 2:24:54 PM arkham asylum characters Arkham Asylum is where the villains New characters become available for you that are classed as criminally insane are to buy from the Batcomputer as you incarcerated...at least some of the time. progress through Story mode. To purchase Arkham Asylum is the home of all the villains a new character, you need enough LEGO in LEGO Batman: The Videogame. Studs in your LEGO Stud Total. If you are feeling that a little mischief is Once you complete either a hero or villain required, you can take control of the villains level in Story mode, you can explore it fully of Gotham City and head out to run riot by going back to the level in Free Play mode. on the streets. To access the villain levels, Free Play mode allows you to use character you need to head to the vehicle garage of Arkham and suit abilities you may have missed Asylum, located on the left side of the main room. in the level in Story mode. Playing Free Once you complete an entire hero chapter, you will be Play mode also allows you to access all able to play through that chapter from the villains’ side. areas of the level. After unlocking a new character, you can select batcomputer him or her by going into a level in Free Play mode The Batcomputer is located in the Batcave. and selecting the character from the list This is where Batman finds all the info of unlocked characters. and gadgets he needs to help him fight the criminals of Gotham City. extras Batman is always working on new gadgets and gizmos to help him fight the criminals that plague the streets of Gotham City. You can purchase these extras with LEGO Studs from the Batcomputer. To unlock an extra for purchase, find the Red Power Bricks hidden within the levels. data You can buy Batman facts from the Batcomputer to find out more about your favorite heroes and villains. LEGO Batman X360 v4.indd 6-7 8/13/08 2:26:38 PM codes character customizer Special codes can be entered here to unlock Create the ultimate hero or villain characters and extras. in Arkham Asylum and take to the streets! Move S/O to select the character part you want to change, and M/Q to cycle through the available parts. As you purchase more characters from the shop, new elements become available for you to use. To use your created character, head into story clips any Free Play level and select that character View cinematics from the Story mode levels from the character list. you’ve completed by using the Story Clip Viewer. There’s nothing like revisiting your player 2 drop in/drop out greatest victories. Battle the criminal masterminds with a friend! Press > on a second controller to “Drop In” and take control of the second player character. At any point, an active player can “Drop Out” by pressing > to bring up the Pause Menu, and selecting the Drop Out option. The game will suit upgrades continue with the single remaining player. Here you can purchase upgrades to the suits you’ve unlocked All LEGO Studs and items collected to make them even more by either player contribute to a single effective for crime fighting. total in the active save game. To unlock these upgrades for purchase, collect Red Power Bricks hidden in the hero levels. LEGO Batman X360 v4.indd 8-9 8/13/08 2:28:31 PM choosing a level game modes LEGO Batman: The Videogame has 30 separate levels There are two ways to play every level in LEGO Batman: for you to play through: 15 levels in the hero The Videogame: Story mode and Free Play mode. chapters and 15 in the villain chapters. The 15 hero levels are located story mode in the Batcave. To access them, head When you first access a new level, this is the only to the hanger and get in one of the mode available. In Story mode, you take control vehicles.
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    5/16 - Golden & Silver Age Comics with Collectible Toys 5/16/2020 This session will be held at 6PM, so join us in the showroom (35045 Plymouth Road, Livonia MI 48150) or live online via Proxibid! Follow us on Facebook and Twitter @back2past for updates. Visit our store website at GOBACKTOTHEPAST.COM or call 313-533-3130 for more information! Get the full catalog with photos, prebid and join us live at www.proxibid.com/backtothepast! See site for full terms. LOT # LOT # 1 Auction Announcements 16 Amazing Spider-Man #175/1977/Early Punisher VF/VF+ condition. 2 Super Natural Thrillers #5/1973/Key Issue 1st appearance of the Living Mummy in VG+/F- 17 Amazing Spider-Man #188/1979/Classic Bronze condition. Sharp VF+ condition. 3 Michelangelo GIANT 50" Big-Fig Figure 18 Star Wars Darth Vader Elite Series 10" Figure Not quite 1:1 scale, but this figure is HUGE! New in Great version of Darth Vader! Exclusive to the Disney original packaging. Some storage wear. Store. New/sealed in box. Minor shelf wear. 4 Amazing Spider-Man #63/1968/Vulture Cover 19 Amazing Spider-Man #190/1979/Key Man-Wolf Classic Silver age in VG+/F- condition. VF/VF+ condition. 5 Amazing Spider-Man #64/1968/Vulture Cover 20 Amazing Spider-Man #193/1979/Key Human Fly Sharp Romita cover in VF condition. 1st appearance in VF condition. 6 Star Wars Darth Vader Legacy Pack 40th Ann 21 Monster High Toy Group (10) New/sealed in box. Very clean with minor shelf wear. All new/sealed in box.