LEGO and SEGA are releasing a 479-piece SEGA Genesis console set on June 1 for $39.99. See details and where to buy the retro-inspired build.

WB Games and TT Games are assembling a fond retelling of Batman's cinematic adventures from across different eras.

It's been kind of a long time since we had a proper new Batman action game–more than a decade, in fact, since 2015's Arkham Knight was the most recent one. But that's going to change on May 22, when Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight hits digital storefronts.

CGMagazine was brought out to LA to go hands-on with LEGO Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight ahead of the game’s full release .

Legacy of the Dark Knight reveals not just a great plastic echo of the Arkham games, but a joyful evolution of the Lego movie tie-in.

We've had a lot of Batman stories over the past century or so, whether it be in comic books, theatrical serials, TV shows, movies, video games, or any other method people use to tell stories. It doesn't matter the form--Batman has been all over it.

Eurogamer's hands-on impressions of Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight.

A simple LEGO build appears complete—until one final movement reveals a hidden transformation. What looks like a finished model suddenly becomes something entirely different, turning a basic creation into a clever visual twist you don’t see coming.