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alessandro @lemmy.ca

6mo ago

Lego is going to make its videogames in-house from now on, says it would 'almost rather overinvest'

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Lego is going to make its videogames in-house from now on, says it would 'almost rather overinvest'

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cm0002 @lemmy.world

6mo ago

Lego is going to make its videogames in-house from now on, says it would 'almost rather overinvest'

www.pcgamer.com /gaming-industry/lego-is-going-to-make-its-videogames-in-house-from-now-on-says-it-would-almost-rather-overinvest/

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Interesting. Hoping this somehow means that future Lego games will once again come with Danish language. It's pretty annoying how all Lego games after Undercover never got a Danish version.
- Interestingly enough, the Chinese Lego factory is much smaller than the Vietnamese or the Hungarian or Mexican ones. And they plan to expand in Asia further with another Vietnam factory.
I wonder what this means for TT games? When was the last time they even made a game that wasn’t Lego?
- Finding Nemo?
- Didn't they make all the Cars franchise?
Kind of relevant, this is a really interesting documentary on the making of the first lego video game, and how hesitant they were to enter the market in the first place : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bG55COe_f8I
I wish they'd still make games like Lego World Builder
Considering how bad their clamping bricks are compared to competitors, the games will almost certainly not be playworthy.
- Who makes better bricks?
  
  GoBricks, Pantasy, Cobi etc. The latter is being made in EU. And literally everyone makes better sets in terms of quality, quantity, building experience, reusability, licenses, technic functions etc.

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