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In view of not encouraging spoiler-induced suicides all over the world, Lego The Hobbit walks players only through the first two movies: An Unexpected Journey and The Desolation of Smaug. Now, these ...

Traveller’s Tales takes us back to Middle-Earth for another LEGO-sized adventure. LEGO The Hobbit is filled with the same light-hearted humor the LEGO franchise has been known for since its inception.

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Lego the Hobbit is the best way to engage with the fictional world of The Hobbit short of reading the original book. Traveller's Tales' Lego games have always added a humorous spin to whatever ...

The events of Lego The Hobbit will remain unresolved as publisher Warner Bros. will not release a DLC expansion based on the final instalment of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy, the company told ...

With Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy only two-thirds of the way through its box office run, there seems no better time to dive into J.R.R. Tolkien's fantasy world in LEGO form. Warner Bros. clearly ...

Following the emergence of artwork for the game leaking last week, Warner Bros. has officially announced Lego: The Hobbit for release in spring 2014. The game will be coming to Xbox One, Xbox 360, ...

Lego has found its next precious. Warner Bros. Consumer Products has awarded the toymaker the rights to create action figures and playsets based on “The Lord of the Rings” trilogy and the two upcoming ...

My love of Lego as a child has stuck with me ever since. I used to play with it a lot. My younger self would hungrily build sets received at birthdays and Christmas, then quickly repurpose their parts ...

As much as Lego The Hobbit was inevitable - as well the last words Bilbo would ever want to hear while being flown around by those eagles - it does rather beg the question: "Wait, now?" We're only two ...