E3 2012: Top 10 Franchises That Should Be Announced As LEGO Games

Top 10 Franchises That Should Be Announced As LEGO Games at E3 2012

Build it and they will buy?

by David Hilton

©2012 David Hilton

Next year we are rumoured to be getting a Lego Lord of the Rings game, most likely to be shown at E3.

We’ve already had Lego Star Wars, Lego Batman, Lego Pirates of the Caribbean, Lego Rock Band, Lego Indiana Jones, and Lego Harry Potter plus their sequels.

A gamer could be forgiven for being a bit tired of playing with Lego.  But what makes all these Lego titles so popular is their simple, co-operative, humorous adventure-style gameplay that the whole family can enjoy and often play together.

Seeing a favourite franchises made into colourful kiddie-block glory is also a highlight for some.

Lego has charm and has endured as a toy for so long because of the ‘build and destroy’ that allows for incredible creativity and destructive tendencies at the same time.  It can be both mindless and incredibly challenging.

I believe that if Lego video games are going to keep expanding there are some obvious franchise choices that are being missed, especially ones to attract or keep core gamers.

These Lego titles should be announced at this year’s E3.  Or the next one.  But definitely by the one after that!

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OXCGN’s LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean Review

LEGO Pirates of the Caribbean

Should it be swallowed by the Kraken?

by: Allegionary

©2011 Alex Hilton

From swinging on vines to duelling the Kraken, all the adventure of the Pirates of the Caribbean series is in this game. Disney’s Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is a great new game that lets you relive the excitement of the series with your favourite juvenile pastime, Lego.

Lego Pirates of the Caribbean is developed by Traveller’s Tales and published by Disney. It is an action oriented co-op game like all the other ones in the Lego series. In this one you collect studs in all four movies (Four, you say? There is only three! However this game includes the new movie, On Stranger Tides).

You work your way through the story of each of the movies but there is a twist in this game. Some of the scenes have been changed to suit the Lego environment where nobody speaks.

Arrhhhh mee harrdiiess – let’s cross swords shall wee . . .

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