LEGO Batman: Legacy Of The Dark Knight Hits Switch 2
The Switch 2 release closes the platform gap the Deluxe Edition content had already crossed on PS5, Xbox Series X|S and PC in September, putting the full game and its Mayhem Collection in front of Nintendo players at a lower standard price.
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Sega announced on September 28 that the Nintendo Switch 2 version of LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight is on sale, with a launch trailer released alongside it. The Standard Edition costs 7,678 yen, and the download-only Deluxe Edition costs 11,286 yen. A free update adds the Absolute difficulty level, which sits above Caped Crusader and Dark Knight.
Sega handled the Switch 2 rollout, and the launch trailer went out the same day as the eShop listing. The Deluxe Edition's Mayhem Collection, which includes a Joker and Harley Quinn escape mission set in Arkham Asylum, a Mayhem Mode, and the villain-themed Sinister Pack, had been available to Deluxe buyers on PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X|S and PC since September 18. The free Absolute difficulty update applies on top of the two existing tiers.
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