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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is marching out an army of brands for its Lego Dimensions toy-game hybrid product that debuts this fall. The game division of Warner Bros. is announcing today ...

The games in the Lego series have always been fun enough puzzle games, but the problem is they’ve never really captured what it’s like to play with Lego pieces. Games like Lego Harry Potter or Lego ...

We should have known better than to expect a me-too product from TT Games and the Lego stable. Sure, you can position Lego Dimensions as Lego’s attempt to muscle in on the Toys to Life phenomenon, but ...

Warner Bros. bought TT Games, the maker of Lego video games, about eight years ago. And all that time, it was working on something big: a convergence of video games and toys, according to Jon Burton, ...

Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment, TT Games and The LEGO Group have announced that they will cease production on further expansion packs for the toys-to-life game LEGO Dimensions. Launched in ...

Lego games have long been about player co-operation—even when experienced alone. Whatever the attached license, from Indiana Jones to Harry Potter, solo play has always necessitated switching between ...

Ghostbusters, The Lord of the Rings, DC Comics, LEGO, Adventure Time, Scooby-Doo, Harry Potter, Mission: Impossible, Back to the Future, Teen Titans, The Goonies ...

There are six hidden minifig civilians you can rescue in The LEGO Batman Movie Story Pack, and we’ve searched high-and-low to bring you the locations. Think of us as your personal batcomputer. Menial ...

Today, TT Games and WBIE released this statement below on Twitter, letting fans know there will be no more expansions made for LEGO Dimensions. While the timing is unexpected, the move shouldn't be as ...

Chalk up another casualty in the decline of collectible-based video games: Lego, Warner Bros. and TT Games have stopped producing new expansions for Lego Dimensions. They'll continue to sell existing ...