LEGO BATMAN COMING TO SWITCH 2 ON SEPTEMBER 18

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Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight launches on Nintendo Switch 2 on September 18, alongside new DLC for all platforms.

The Lego Batman title joins a crowded September release schedule for the Switch 2, arriving just one day after Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave hits the console on September 17. Legacy of the Dark Knight will be available on the Switch 2 alongside simultaneous DLC rollouts across all gaming platforms. The new content expands the game's offerings for players across multiple systems. September is shaping up as a major release window for Nintendo's next-generation console, with multiple high-profile titles launching within days of each other. The back-to-back releases of Fire Emblem and Lego Batman position the month as a critical period for Switch 2 adoption and early-window software sales. No additional details regarding DLC content, pricing, or platform-specific features have been announced at this time.

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