Category: LEGO Dimensions (Page 1 of 21)

Last year around this time, 99 Cents Only Stores started carrying various LEGO Dimensions including Fun Packs and Team Packs. It looks like they’re doing it again this year as a number of stores around the country are selling them again for only $1.99 each which is a great deal on some retired and soon to be retired expansion packs. All of the packs are still currently working even though LEGO Dimensions has been officially cancelled but there will be no new content. It seems that the 99 Cents stores have different inventories so I can say for sure which store has what so you’ll have to check out what your location has.

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After much speculation, LEGO Dimensions has announced that the toys-to-life game will be officially ending. News came out last week about the game being cancelled but Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has released this statement a short time ago. There will not be any more expansion packs released but it seems like the servers will still be up as well as customer support. Obviously, this will disappoint fans of the game as well as fans of the LEGO minifigures themselves as we did get some really good ones. The LEGO Dimensions Starter and Expansions Packs will still be sold and will probably see discounts this holiday season. Which packs are your favorites?

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We’ve talked about this back in March but it looks like LEGO Dimensions has been officially cancelled. A source that is close to to TT Games has told Eurogamer that the game is over and done, a year earlier than expected. There isn’t expected to be an official announcement as it seems that TT Games wants it to be silently cancelled. This news was first talked about by Bricks to Life back in March as well.

A reason for the game being going away is that the sales for the Year 2 content did not meet expectations as the whole toys-to-life genre has been slowly fading away. One interesting tidbid is that some of the Year 3 content included Lord Vortech to round out the story. Some other planned expansions included LEGO Minecraft, another Doctor Who pack to feature Missy, and DC Comics Super Heroes Flash. The company also had an idea to have a camera scan a LEGO build and replicate them in the game but this idea was shot down.

TT Games studio manager Dave Dootson sent a memo to the company when it was for sure the LEGO Dimensions was cancelled:

Thanks so much to everyone for making Dimensions possible. As difficult as it has been, it is worth celebrating the incredible achievement it represents in the quality of the game, the amazing blend of IPs and the challenging technical demands it presented. It stands as a real testament to the talent within TT.

LEGO Dimensions has good while it lasted and many … Continue

Today is the launch of Wave 9 of the LEGO Dimensions expansion packs and rumored to be the final wave of the game. There are five packs in the wave and they include various franchises such as Beetlejuice, The Powerpuff Girls, and Teen Titans Go!

Teen Titans Go! Fun Pack (71287): Shop@Home | Amazon | Best Buy | GameStop

The Powerpuff Girls Fun Pack (71343): Shop@Home | Amazon | Best Buy | GameStop

The Powerpuff Girls Team Pack (71346): Shop@Home | Amazon | Best Buy | GameStop

Beetlejuice Fun Pack (71349): Shop@Home | Amazon | Best Buy | GameStop

Teen Titans Go! Team Pack (71255): Shop@Home | Amazon | Best Buy | GameStop

LEGO® Dimensions™ Adds Five Expansion Packs Based on
Teen Titans Go!, The Powerpuff Girls and Beetlejuice

Teen Titans Go! Packs Access Exclusive, Bonus Animated Episode

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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment announced today the release of five, highly collectable expansion packs for LEGO Dimensions, the LEGO toy and videogame hybrid. Team and Fun Packs based on Cartoon Network’s animated series, Teen Titans Go! and The Powerpuff Girls, plus a Beetlejuice Fun Pack, broaden the selection of the world’s most popular entertainment brands available for the game, allowing players to customize their experience by mixing and matching favorite characters and universes with full compatibility.

Players that purchase either Teen Titans Go! expansion pack can access an exclusive, original animated episode to discover how the vibrant team of teenage Super Heroes stumbled upon the LEGO Dimensions multiverse and embarked on hilarious, heroic adventures with new friends.