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Warner Bros making an announcement for two popular brands (Seemingly Lego Star Wars)
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the brands are Lego and star wars
El_Cinefilo
Member
Urghh, I like the LEGO games but that's the least exciting announcement it could have been for me.
twinturbo2
butthurt Heat fan
... this is it. They're bringing back San Francisco Rush.
More racing games need unrealistic moon gravity and tracks set in Alcatraz.
Night Terror
Member
What the hell is up with the thread poll?
Batman & Superman vs. The Injust Hypelords At Warner?
Adventure Time x Mortal Kombat?
what the XD
Batman & Superman vs. The Injust Hypelords At Warner?
Adventure Time x Mortal Kombat?
what the XD
Sebastiano
Member
So, Warner clarified the situation or not? I'm pretty sure it's concerning LEGO Star Wars VII but maybe, MAYBE there is a little chance that it's something else...
We have already had like 10 lego star wars games.
oldergamer
Member
Justice league
What did he mean by this?
Member
Lego Avengers did many cool new things with the series, excited to see where this goes. If Battlefront refuses to give playable Kylo Rey, then I'll settle for this
EdwardTivrusky
Member
Lego Star Wars EPVII? YAAAAAWWWWWWWNNNNNN!
BodiesWithoutOrgans
Member
lego games are ten a penny ugh!
still fun games though
still fun games though
Revolutionary
Member
Boourns
I for one am surprised Disney is allowing them to make another Lego game. I thought after Infinity they would have hoarded that for themselves. But hey, we got Marvel AND Avengers during that time so look how wrong I am.
But if we're still holding out hope, please be a Lego Scooby-Doo game. Or better yet, a Lego Saturday Morning Cartoons game with a bunch of Hanna Barberra properties like Flintstones, Hair Bear Bunch, Secret Squirrel etc. Now THAT would be something to get excited about.
But if we're still holding out hope, please be a Lego Scooby-Doo game. Or better yet, a Lego Saturday Morning Cartoons game with a bunch of Hanna Barberra properties like Flintstones, Hair Bear Bunch, Secret Squirrel etc. Now THAT would be something to get excited about.
KeyChainDude
Member
Here's a leaked trailer guys. It actually looks pretty impressive lol
http://youtu.be/I7fDogSptXc
Source: http://www.polygon.com/2016/2/2/10893002/lego-star-wars-the-force-awakens
http://youtu.be/I7fDogSptXc
Source: http://www.polygon.com/2016/2/2/10893002/lego-star-wars-the-force-awakens
Sebastiano
Member
The cutscenes will be impressive yes but the two in-game screens I saw aren't that good.
More_Badass
Member
I wouldn't mind LEGO games if they didn't follow the same formula every time. The art styles tend to be charming, but the gameplay is always the same bash/collect/jump around
Only one I really enjoyed was Marvel Super Heroes and that was mainly because of the open world and different heroes.
Only one I really enjoyed was Marvel Super Heroes and that was mainly because of the open world and different heroes.
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
So, Warner clarified the situation or not? I'm pretty sure it's concerning LEGO Star Wars VII but maybe, MAYBE there is a little chance that it's something else...
Nein
Peter Ian Staker
Member
The first LEGO Star Wars is what got me into Star Wars so I am pretty excited.
Its probably the best sequel trilogy game we are gonna get considering the fact that EA has the exclusive rights.
Its probably the best sequel trilogy game we are gonna get considering the fact that EA has the exclusive rights.
Bateman looks really weird with long hair lol.
Well, I'm glad I didn't overhype myself up for this. Very, very disappointing news.
Schweinehund
Member
Pretty sure that's exactly how Arkham Knight was announced, some random day in early 2014.
JonnyDBrit
Member
To be honest, this... kinda doesn't feel like its gonna work out well? By what I realise is a very early impression.
But part of what made the previous Star Wars Lego games great was the fact that you got so much content to play with. You had three movies' worth of settings, events, and characters to play with each. This quite evidently can't have that, and so they're trying to... bridge the gap between the OT and ST? With lego? What?
But part of what made the previous Star Wars Lego games great was the fact that you got so much content to play with. You had three movies' worth of settings, events, and characters to play with each. This quite evidently can't have that, and so they're trying to... bridge the gap between the OT and ST? With lego? What?
milkybar1983
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BouncyFrag
Member
I once got some socks for Christmas. That was more exciting than this.
tattooed_dwarf
Member
This is it? Damn I got carried away by hype.
Northeastmonk
Gold Member
I still don't really get into Lego's. I never really was. The box would sit in my closet and that was it. Even now I'm not really interested in them. I don't get why the industry makes such a big deal out the culture just falling in love with it. Lego to me, it's just pieces of plastic that fall apart. I wish they would have saved the whole "making a bold statement". It comes off as being so sincere about a video game regardless of how people might actually feel.
People also love M&M's, but they don't follow the latest products coming out or record every commercial (they might). I like 7up's spot (right), but they aren't making another game about that character. I feel like they have made these brands possible in every department, but a lot of people will just simply ignore them altogether. I don't want to keep a voucher for a Lego game if I buy a console, but that's just me.
People also love M&M's, but they don't follow the latest products coming out or record every commercial (they might). I like 7up's spot (right), but they aren't making another game about that character. I feel like they have made these brands possible in every department, but a lot of people will just simply ignore them altogether. I don't want to keep a voucher for a Lego game if I buy a console, but that's just me.
This name, + this avatar pic, plus this GIF
dying
For the record, you're a bit off the mark here: the games have little/nothing to do with the physical toys.
The games are nice, sometimes excellent action adventures. They're perfect for playing with kids or casual gamers - excellent couch co-op support.
A few of them (Marvel Superheroes, Underground, Star Wars series) are pretty damn good games with insane amounts of content and fun gameplay. The gameplay is a mix of puzzling and action.
They're super cheap on PC quite often. You should check one out. Marvel Superheroes is my personal favourite - open world Manhattan and you can play up to 400 (or something) licensed heroes and villains from the Marvel universe.