Hey, this is Ben Lindbergh of Buttonmash Moderate Fame, joined by my pal, Steve Arkham

Alman from the Midnight Boys. Hi, Steve.

Hey, Ben. How's it going? It's going well. There is a little video game coming out a little

later this month. It's called Lego Batman, Legacy of the Dark Night. People may have heard of it.

We will be covering it on button mash when everyone has their hands on it, but you had your grubby

little hands on it weeks before the rest of us. You got to attend a preview event. You spent some

time with this game. I'm not jealous at all. And so you are here to report back

on your experience. We're going to talk about what you saw and what you played while people watch

some of what you watched and played. So give us a sense of what this preview event was like.

Yes. Warner Brothers invited myself and producer Devon out to a secluded place in

Los Angeles to play a little bit of the new Lego Batman legacy of the Dark Knight video game.

And as you see here, it's a kind of delightful rendering of the Batman Arkham games of old.

And it's something of a passion project for TT Games that has been long in the works,

apparently.

And we've had a pretty extensive play-through time to talk about it.

They let us play the game for about two hours across three

different chapters and then a free-roaming section across Arkham City. It's a wonderful little

experience that I'm sort of excited to dive in with you about today. Yeah, so this is highly

anticipated, obviously. It comes out May 22nd.

For pretty much all platforms, there's a Switch 2 version coming out a little later after the other versions.

And it's anticipated because Batman and also because Lego and Lego Batman.

You put those two things together.

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