Lego News | Batman Blocked & Ready to Go

By Adam Riley 11.09.2006 5

There is currently speculation regarding a new Lego-licensed series about to start up in the gaming world, to be worked on by none other than Traveller's Tales, the team that has previously completed both Lego Star Wars titles. According to CVG, work has already begun on the new product based around Batman and Gotham City.

No details have been announced officially and platforms are currently unknown, but the idea of Wii controls for a Batman game certainly has the Cubed3 team drooling...

Stay tuned for more updates!

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Spydarlee is offline. Spydarlee 11.09.2006#1

It certainly does, who will get the review I wonder...


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Megadanxzero is offline. Megadanxzero 11.09.2006#2

Lego Star Wars was awesome, but I'm not sure it'd be so much fun without lightsabers... We'll wait and see Smilie

Still a proud member of the 'omfg amazing water in games' society
 
The Croft is offline. The Croft 11.09.2006#3

Apparently although never played the lego star wars but they are mean to be great 92% in ONM and GameCentral and them boys are very strict reviewers absolutely love it.

hope it gets a wii release


Mike Gee of iZINE said, "...The Verve, as he [Richard Ashcroft] promised, had become the greatest band in the world. Most of the critics agreed with him. Most paid due homage. The Verve were no longer the question mark or the clich�. They were the statement and the definition."
 
dojo is offline. dojo 11.09.2006#4

ONM? Strict reviewers? Smilie

 
The Croft is offline. The Croft 11.09.2006#5

dojo99 said:
ONM? Strict reviewers? Smilie

GameCentral you tit


Mike Gee of iZINE said, "...The Verve, as he [Richard Ashcroft] promised, had become the greatest band in the world. Most of the critics agreed with him. Most paid due homage. The Verve were no longer the question mark or the clich�. They were the statement and the definition."
 

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