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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes has an E3 trailer below, showing TT Games’ brick-smashing adventure featuring Captain America, Human Torch, Wolverine, Thor and other super heroes. Players will chase down Cosmic Bricks as they travel across LEGO Manhattan and visit key locations from the Marvel Universe, such as Stark Tower, Asteroid M, a Hydra base and the X-Mansion. Gameplay is a mix of open-world and linear levels, and looks like loads of fun. You can pick the game up this fall on releases on 3DS, DS, PC, PS3, Vita, Wii, Wii U and Xbox 360 as well as PS4 and Xbox One.

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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes screenshots have been released, showing TT Games’ brick-smashing adventure featuring Captain America, Wolverine, Thor and other super heroes fighting off The Destroyer – an armored weapon controlled by Thor’s arch-foe, Loki. Check it all out below. More on the game will be shown at E3 next week, and you can pick the game up this fall on releases on 3DS, DS, PC, PS3, Vita, Wii, Wii U and Xbox 360.

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LEGO Friends has been announced for 3DS and DS by Warner Bros. and is in development at TT Games, in partnership with Hellbent Games.

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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes has a sneak peek video available, which shows a few comic heroes ready to face off against some rather adorable Marvel villains. The game is now available for pre-order, and a list of goodies along with the video are below.

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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes screenshots have landed, and Tony Stark never looked so adorable – well, other than when Robert Downey Jr dons the suit. But that is a different matter entirely. The Hulk is in there as well for those who prefer the angry, green man. In LEGO Marvel Super Heroes, Nick Fury has taxed Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Spider-Man, Wolverine and other heroes to save Earth from Loki and Galactus, Devourer of the Worlds. Players can unlock more than 100 characters with various abilities, participate in combat-like action sequences, and solve puzzles. It’s out this fall on 3DS, DS, PC, PS3, Vita, Wii U, and Xbox 360. Thanks, AGB.

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If you have trouble using the Wii U Game Pad in Lego City: Undercover, just give Ellie Phillips a ring; the requisitions and supply officer knows all the tricks.

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Lego City: Undercover is the first non-licensed adventure from Traveller’s Tales, and you know what? It kind of looks like the best one yet. See the Wii U exclusive’s vehicles and disguises ion action through the break.

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Warner and TT Games have announced LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes will be released on Wii U. The game has sold 3.4 million units since its 2012 release, and has been enhanced for Wii U with an interactive map and character selection tools using the GamePad’s touchscreen. Tge game can also be played using off-TV mode, or through single-screen co-op. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes will launch on the console in the spring.

TT Games has released a new LEGO City: Undercover video which shows famous ace detective Chase McCain doing what he does best: going undercover. That is the subtitle, after all. Check it out below, courtesy of Game Informer. The Wii U exclusive arrives on March 18 in the US and March 28 in Europe. Thanks, Evil Avatar.

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LEGO City Undercover will be available in a limited-edition software bundle, Nintendo has announced. It comes packed with the retail game and a LEGO minifigure of Chase McCain, the game’s policeman.

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LEGO Marvel Super Heroes has been announced by Warner Bros. and TT Games for a fall release on 3DS, DS, PC, PS3, Vita, Wii U and Xbox 360.

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The final LEGO: The Lord of the Rings developer diary has been released, and provides a behind-the-scenes look at development. LEGO The Lord of the Rings is out in November for Xbox 360, PS3, Wii, DS, 3DS, PC and Vita. Via IGN.

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LEGO Batman 2 is the new UK number one ahead of last week’s chart-topper FIFA ’12.

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Warner Interactive has officially announced TT Games is developing LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes, after various rumors and speculation over the last couple of months.

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Warner’s announced Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 for a Q4 2011 launch.

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Traveller’s Tales has seen fit to release the first trailer of its upcoming plastic-brick-by-plastic-brick recreation of Disney’s Pirates of the Caribbean, and it’s got everything: pirates, ships, and even a monkey. Also, heaping dollops of roguish charm.

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Activision’s announced Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars for a release this autumn for PS3, 360, Wii, PSP and DS.

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Warner’s just put out the first bits of in-game footage from Lego Harry Potter, and very cute it looks too. After the break.

The game’s actually called “LEGO® Harry Potter™: Years 1-4″. It’s out next year for the Xbox 360, Wii, PS3, Nintendo DS, PSP and PC.

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Warner’s given VG247 a flat “no comment” on the subject of a Harry Potter Lego game, which has been rumoured yet again by CVG this morning.

Our offline sources indicate there may finally be truth to the project.

A Lego Potter title’s been rumoured for years, but licensing issues prevented any go ahead. Warner owns the Lego rights and TT Games, the developer behind all the major Lego games, while EA owns the rights to make Potter games.

It’s been mooted this morning that the twain may have finally met as the last Potter film-game tie-in will release next year, meaning the way would essentially be clear for an EA-sanctioned, non-competitive Potter product to release in its wake.

And everybody involved would rather have pots of extra money than not, clearly.

More on this soon.

Speaking to Variety, TT Games’ boss John Burton has confirmed that more Lego games are already under way at the UK developer.

“We’ve gotten started doing some LEGO games on the Warner IP,” Burton said when asked what was next for the studio. As far as release goes, he would only be as vague as saying we would see the titles, “down the line.”

The developer added that he’s keen to get into TV and movies as well as continuing the stupidly successful Lego series.

“I think further in the future we’re making a kids’ TV show,” Burton said, “using some of the tech we’ve developed for games.

“In the mid-distance, personally, to be able to dabble around in CG and film would be interesting, and Warner allows me to push in those directions without ‘quitting the day job,’ so to speak. So for me, to look to the future and think, ‘I wouldn’t mind [doing a film]…’ And Warner allows me to take a step in that direction, and if I suck? Great, I’ll make games.”

Full thing through the link.