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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Here’s the first teaser trailer for LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4, to go along with this morning’s official game announcement.
Yes, LEGO Rock Band is for real. And yes, this alleged E3 trailer is completely in French, which might lead one to believe that somewhere in the French PR system, a leak has sprung.
Since Kingdom of the Crystal Skull barely had enough content for a movie, Traveller’s Tales is including reworked versions of the original trilogy and a level editor in the newly-announced LEGO Indiana Jones 2.
Yesterday’s official announcement of LEGO Rock Band had just enough details to get the ball rolling on the teen and tween targeted band game. But it didn’t reveal much about the giant robot battles.
This box art for TT Games’ Lego Battles strategy game for the Nintendo DS is about as exciting as the screenshot gallery gets.
TT Games and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment have teamed up once again to deliver an all-new Lego experience to the Nintendo DS, this time simply focusing on the toys themselves with Lego Battles.
Time Warner’s recent acquisition of LEGO-crazy game developer TT Games was “wildly successful”, and has the media giant considering expansion into the video game industry, Time Warner Chief Financial Office John Martin told investors Wednesday.
No, I’m not talking about the Guinness World Records Gamer Edition. This is Guinness World Records: The Videogame, a new title from Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and TT Games for the Wii and DS. The game will allow players to experience breaking a world records via “quick-fire action challenges” (mini-games), from tightrope walking across the Grand Canyon to growing the world’s longest, most disgusting fingernails. Ew.
“We are very pleased with how Guinness World Records: The Videogame looks and plays, this new development reflects the versatility of our content and how it can be tailored for almost any medium and format,” said Sam Fay, Senior Vice President of Guinness World Records. “We are sure that the game is going to be a favourite amongst all aspiring record breakers!”
Players who achieve the highest scores could even see their name appear in the official Guinness World Records book, a dream I had as a child that has since been replaced with the desperate need to avoid shitty licenced mini-games quick-fire action challenges. Guinness World Records is slated for a spring release.
