Walmart.ca: Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Walmart Exclusive Bundle (360/PS3) $49.83

Posted June 21, 2012 @ 11:28am
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Walmart.ca: Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Bundle

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Video game fans excited about the newest Lego Batman 2 title will definitely want to check out these exclusive PS3, Wii and 360 bundles courtesy of Walmart. Forum poster whitefinger has found the Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes Bundle, which includes the first Lego Batman game, on sale for $49.83. This is an awesome deal considering the MSRP of Lego Batman 2 is about $49.99 on its own. If you've never played the first game in the series, and even if you have, this is the bundle to get.

The deal is available online and in-store but likely only for a limited time. If you don't have any luck finding it at your nearest Walmart, shipping is $0.97.

Source: whitefinger via the Hot Deals Forum

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- MrBambinoDent
- OOS for both.
- selkies
- Any luck finding this on store?
- ciscopete
- Got it in store. Great games. Kids and adults love them
- king_bronx
- Does this version come with the hero/villain packs?
- Galad
- Does this version come with the hero/villain packs?
  I purchased mine instore. It came with the villains pack.
- king_bronx
- I purchased mine instore. It came with the villains pack.
  I heard that the heroes pack is in between the French book. That true?
- theexit148
- I heard that the heroes pack is in between the French book. That true?
  Yes comes with both download codes for heroes and villians. Picked ours up on release day. Good deal.
- Sneeches
- OOS for both.
  show's in stock for me.
- BrianRFD
- Solid deal, thanks OP.
  Posting to the front page.
- Galad
- I heard that the heroes pack is in between the French book. That true?
  Thanks. Just checked and the heroes pack was indeed between the French book.
- v82slo
- Thanks OP, picked it up for my kid's birthday. Added bonus is they just stepped on, cracked their old copy of Batman Lego a week ago .
  
  For those that have young kids the Lego games are a well done way to introduce them to characters you grew up on. Not too violent or scary.
- ES_Revenge
- For those that have young kids the Lego games are a well done way to introduce them to characters you grew up on. Not too violent or scary.
  Not too violent?? Uh, don't most (if not all) Lego video games involve smashing everything in sight to collect lego studs (the currency in the game)?
- king_bronx
- Not too violent?? Uh, don't most (if not all) Lego video games involve smashing everything in sight to collect lego studs (the currency in the game)?
  If you saw a kid breaking apart a lego house, would you call him a violent monster?
- raspeed
- If you saw a kid breaking apart a lego house, would you call him a violent monster?
  Before Call of Duty, 6 year olds ran around the neighborhoods chasing each other and making sound effects with plastic machine guns. We called it "war" and our parents didn't care.
- mikeerpelo
- Just picked up the PS3 version at the Sherway location. The website says OUT OF STOCK online and NOT available in store but they had quite a few! I think I saw about 5-6 copies for the PS3 left. I unfortunately did not scour for the XBOX or WII versions but, if they a good number for the PS3, I won't be surprised if they still have the other platforms.
- mikeerpelo
- Just picked up the PS3 version at the Sherway location. The website says OUT OF STOCK online and NOT available in store but they had quite a few! I think I saw about 5-6 copies for the PS3 left. I unfortunately did not scour for the XBOX or WII versions but, if they a good number for the PS3, I won't be surprised if they still have the other platforms.
- ES_Revenge
- If you saw a kid breaking apart a lego house, would you call him a violent monster?
  Perhaps, but put it in perspective. What if you saw a kid busting up mailboxes, trashcans, newspaper machines, lamps, potted plants and other things along the street or in houses?
- king_bronx
- Perhaps, but put it in perspective. What if you saw a kid busting up mailboxes, trashcans, newspaper machines, lamps, potted plants and other things along the street or in houses?
  Who are these people destroying mailboxes because of Lego games?
- champdood
- Perhaps, but put it in perspective. What if you saw a kid busting up mailboxes, trashcans, newspaper machines, lamps, potted plants and other things along the street or in houses?
  This would be great if this perspective meshed with reality in any way at all.
  
  You might as well start claiming that kids shouldn't be allowed near eggs, otherwise they'll start believing everything circular can be turned into an omelette when smashed.
  
  Anyway, on top, what's this game like? I really didn't enjoy the first one, by far the worst of any of the lego games. Controls were bad, didn't really have the humor that made the other games good. Is this an improvement?
- snoopsterj
- I love these games. There's no spoken dialogue but the implied words and the minifigs' expressions are absolutely priceless. Back in stock online
- king_bronx
- I love these games. There's no spoken dialogue but the implied words and the minifigs' expressions are absolutely priceless. Back in stock online
  There is in this one.
- a1qwyx20
- Who are these people destroying mailboxes because of Lego games?
  Hahahaha
- mikeerpelo
- I grew up playing Wofenstein and Quake. Not once, NEVER had I the urge to pick up a gun and star shooting people. My son of 4 plays CARS on the Wii and pretty much smashes everything in the game. But once he's playing with his real cars, he's very careful and NEVER smashes them. For a 4 year old, his car collection is near mint.
  
  Geez, if you consider a Lego vid game violent, better not check out the GTA series or Saints Row The Third.....
- Angela V
- I love these games. There's no spoken dialogue but the implied words and the minifigs' expressions are absolutely priceless. Back in stock online
  This is the first Lego game that has words. Not everything is spoken though. I've got the PC version and it's the BEST Lego game so far!! Really different than the first Batman. The kids recently got an Xbox so I'm thinking of picking up this set.
  
  There's an ad for Lego Lord of the Rings! Can't wait!
- thebrad
- does anyone know if you can price match these deals at FS/BB?