Conan O'Brien appears as himself in Lego Batman 3

In 2014, Conan O'Brien made a memorable appearance as himself in the popular video game Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham. This game, part of the beloved Lego franchise, allows players to explore a vast universe filled with iconic characters from the DC Comics universe. O'Brien's involvement added a unique twist to the game, as he brought his signature comedic style to the character, enhancing the overall gaming experience. Players could interact with O'Brien in various humorous scenarios, making the gameplay not only engaging but also entertaining. His cameo was well-received by fans, showcasing how video games can blend celebrity appearances with interactive storytelling. This role further solidified O'Brien's status as a versatile entertainer, capable of crossing over into different media while maintaining his comedic essence. Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham was praised for its humor, creativity, and the inclusion of various pop culture references, and Conan's participation was a highlight for many players, contributing to the game's charm and appeal. His role in the game includes: • In-Game Guide: He serves as a humorous tutorial character and guide, providing commentary and introducing players to various locations like the Watchtower and Batcave. • Playable Character: He is an unlockable playable character featuring his signature pompadour hairstyle. • Voice Acting: O'Brien provided his own voice for the role. • Minifigure Design: His digital LEGO minifigure is notably tall to reflect his real-life height, though it still adheres to standard LEGO proportions. • O'Brien's inclusion was announced alongside other celebrity cameos, such as director Kevin Smith and Arrow star Stephen Amell. • The Watchtower: He is primarily found stationed around the Justice League's orbiting headquarters, providing humorous commentary and explaining game mechanics. • The Batcave: He also appears as a self-proclaimed "butler" in Batman's base to assist the player. • End Credits: He makes a cameo during the final credits sequence, appearing in a window while 1966-style Batman and Robin perform their iconic "Bat-Climb" up a building. Dates - The game, including O'Brien's appearance, was released on the following dates in 2014 across major platforms: • North America: November 11, 2014. • Europe: November 14, 2014. • Australia: November 26, 2014.