I’ve already said it once in this latest wave of LEGO Dimensions expansion packs, Adventure Time is perfect for the transition to LEGO. It seems I’m not alone in that belief given that LEGO Dimensions have not only seen fit to release a level pack for the franchise, which I’ve already had the pleasure of
Adventure Time is one of those TV shows that you just know will work well in LEGO, in fact, I’m genuinely surprised that it hasn’t been considered before. The colourful setting, the outlandish characters, the loyal following worldwide, Finn and Jake are ripe for a new franchise. Luckily, those cunning people over at Dimensions HQ have
Wave 6 of the ever popular LEGO Dimensions has seen some interesting new additions, the Ghostbusters reboot, Harry Potter, The A-Team, but one franchise I’d never expected to see in the multiverse is Mission Impossible. The over-the-top spy action franchise targeted at a much more adult audience has now made the leap into LEGO, it
The wizarding world of J.K. Rowling’s Harry Potter universe is finally joining the ranks of LEGO Dimensions. Given the franchise’s pedigree, the fact it’s owned by the game’s parent company Warner Bros. and it’s established bricked brand, it’s a huge surprise that it has actually taken this long for the boy wizard and company to
I pity the fool who doesn’t appreciate the awesomeness that was the A-Team. I’m not talking about the Liam Neeson movie, though I have to say I am a fan, I’m talking about the good old-fashioned TV show which helped turn Mr. T. into a household name. Series two of LEGO Dimensions is seeing a
When there’s something strange in your LEGO multiverse, who you gonna call? Well a few months ago I’d have said, not Paul Feig, I admit that I was one of those 1980s fans who took one look at the trailer for the Ghostbusters reboot and questioned the quality. I finally did get the chance to
From the moment that you start the game, it is clear that LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens isn’t just the usual rehashing of tried and tested gaming mechanics, this is something new, this is the first LEGO game that really feels like it was built for the current generation of machines. Developer: TT Games Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive
Back in January, I wrote a review for a LEGO Ninjago fun pack, wave three’s Sensei Wu and at the time, I confessed to not being very knowledgeable of the franchise as a whole. Luckily, I had my seven-year-old daughter on call to assist me. Now as wave five releases, I may need to call
Who ya gonna call? Certainly not Paul Feig after that woeful trailer for the 2016 Ghostbusters reboot. Luckily, fans of the original hit movies have had an outlet for their distaste of the reboot, somewhere to reminisce about a simpler time when Venkman and co were running things, LEGO. Developer: TT Games Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Set
The LEGO DC Comics universe has played a prominent part in LEGO Dimensions since it’s initial release last September, featuring none other than the Dark Knight as one of the main trio out to save the LEGO multiverse. Developer: TT Games Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Set Number: 71240 Minifigure: Bane Release Date: Out Now Alongside Batman,
Set to celebrate his 75th birthday this year, Aquaman has a long and varied history in the comic book world. Now he faces a new challenge, and no I’m not talking about surviving Zack Snyder’s movie direction, he’s finally joining the LEGO Dimensions line-up. Developer: TT Games Publisher: Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment Set Number: 71237
With only days now until the release of one of the most anticipated comic book movies of all time, Batman v Superman: Dawn Of Justice, the Man of Steel is front and center once more. While his first encounter with the Dark Knight doesn’t appear to be an easy one on the big screen, hopefully,
