One of my favorite couch co-op games from the past couple years has been LEGO Dimensions. My wife and I enjoyed picking up the (at times, confusing) expansion packs that added some of our favorite franchises to the title, and playing through new worlds and familiar ones with some of our favorite characters from pop culture. It appears, though, that all of that may be coming to an end.
LEGO Dimensions may be nearing the end of its second year post-release, but it certainly hasn't been any slouch in adding to its impressive franchise roster this year. Last year, Warner Bros. promised 16 new franchises in Year Two, and since then they've made good on that promise with 13 of them. Just recently, they announced that September 15th will see the launch of the remaining three.
LEGO Dimensions is adding three new content packs to the main game. For those of us born in the 1980s, there's a handful of new goodies for you - namely the Goonies level pack.
The next wave of story, level, team, and fun packs for LEGO Dimensions arrived last Friday, so you can now expand your collection of LEGO minifigures with the likes of Sonic the Hedgehog, E.T. the Extraterrestrial, and the Gremlins.
The next cycle of Level, Team, Story, and Fun packs for LEGO Dimensions will start rolling out next Tuesday with a couple Team and Level packs, as well as the new Ghostbusters movie Story Pack. A Story Pack based on "Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them" will arrive in November (as well as a few more Team/Level/Fun Packs), and Warner Bros Interactive announced Monday that more is on the way in February 2017.
Here's some good news if you own a PlayStation 4 and were thinking of picking up LEGO Dimensions next month. If you buy the Starter Pack, which includes the portal, Batman, Gandalf, Wyldstyle, the Batmobile, and the game itself, you'll get an exclusive Supergirl figure to use in the game. For everyone else, you're out of luck.
We knew that more expansions for LEGO Dimensions would be coming this fall, including a new "story pack" expansion based on the 2016 Ghostbusters movie. Thanks to a Twitter user snapping a quick picture from an Argos (a UK digital retailer) catalogue, we now also know that the title will be getting a "story pack" based on the upcoming Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them movie.
Warner Bros and TT Games have opened the floodgates. The expansion packs for the next year of LEGO Dimensions include content from 16 well-known properties. Starting on September 27, a whole new wave of expansion packs for the game will be released that will be based on notable franchises like the A-Team, the new Ghostbusters film, Harry Potter, Gremlins, Beetlejuice, and more.
The last big level pack for the first year of LEGO Dimensions was released this week. The Midway Arcade Level Pack not only includes a new figure, vehicle, and gadget, but it also comes with a little surprise for all you arcade fans out there.
I was initially attracted to LEGO Dimensions for one reason: you could play as the Doctor and fly the T.A.R.D.I.S. I expected it would be a fun little side thing in the game, but that’s all. What I did not expect was for TT Games and Warner Bros to incorporate all the best bits of so many intellectual properties into one cohesive form while r...
Lego Dimensions adds another world to their expansive universe with the new Ghostbusters level pack. In fact, they released four additional expansion packs including the worlds of Ninjago, Dr. Who, DC Comics, and Back to the Future.
Some clever video game spelunkers recently uncovered a pair of easter eggs hidden away in LEGO Dimensions. Apparently, LEGO exhumed and then dusted off the long-dormant, classically beloved (not to mention chronologically opposed) cartoons The Flintstones and The Jetsons. Not that Batman, Gandalf, and crew can actually go kick it with Fred or George, but you can break into their houses and smash all of their furniture!
