Like LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, the game features an open world map. However, due to the improved technical capabilities of the eighth generation consoles, there are now two open worlds for the player to explore, at around 5 times the scale of the afore-mentioned game. The game features a scaled down version of the state of New York, featuring the locations of New York City previously showcased, plus Westchester County, Long Island and New Jersey. In addition, many of the well known fictional cities in the DC comics have been included as part of one state named "Metro State". This features Metropolis, Gotham, Bludhaven, Coast City, Star City and other smaller locales like Smallville.
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| - LEGO DC & Marvel Superheroes
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| - Like LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, the game features an open world map. However, due to the improved technical capabilities of the eighth generation consoles, there are now two open worlds for the player to explore, at around 5 times the scale of the afore-mentioned game. The game features a scaled down version of the state of New York, featuring the locations of New York City previously showcased, plus Westchester County, Long Island and New Jersey. In addition, many of the well known fictional cities in the DC comics have been included as part of one state named "Metro State". This features Metropolis, Gotham, Bludhaven, Coast City, Star City and other smaller locales like Smallville.
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| - Family, platforming, action/adventure, open world
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| Platforms
| - PlayStation 4, Xbox One, PC, OS X, Wii U
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| - Single-player, multiplayer
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| - Warner Bros, Interactive Entertainment
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| - Like LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, the game features an open world map. However, due to the improved technical capabilities of the eighth generation consoles, there are now two open worlds for the player to explore, at around 5 times the scale of the afore-mentioned game. The game features a scaled down version of the state of New York, featuring the locations of New York City previously showcased, plus Westchester County, Long Island and New Jersey. In addition, many of the well known fictional cities in the DC comics have been included as part of one state named "Metro State". This features Metropolis, Gotham, Bludhaven, Coast City, Star City and other smaller locales like Smallville. All characters in the game feature unique abilities. For example, Spider-Man can swing throughout the city and use his spider-sense, Superman can fly and destroy gold structures with his laser-eyes, Hulk can break walls and lift heavy objects. A new RPG element has been added to the game where all the characters can change into their alteregos and go to various places in the open worlds to earn studs (in-game currency) by performing jobs for NPCs, e.g. take photos for the Daily Planet or deliver pizzas. These studs can be used to purchase upgrades for the characters to increase health or add new abilities to them. Stan Lee and Adam West return in their respective universes to continue the "Stan Lee/Adam West in Peril" missions, as well as "Access Bricks" that replace the Deadpool Bricks from the Marvel game. These particular bricks appear in the "Amalgam Missions", a concept that appeared in the DC/Marvel crossover comics, where two characters are merged into one, e.g. Batman and Wolverine were merged to create Dark Claw.
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