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• LEGO The Lord of the Rings Xbox 360 copies in the US contain demo disc - report

  LEGO The Lord of the Rings launches today in the US, and it appears some of the Xbox 360 copies at GameStop contain a demo disc instead of the actual game, Game Informer reports.

• LEGO Lord of the Rings features crafting, open-world, twilight world of the Ringwraiths

  LEGO Lord of the Rings details have been sent over by Warner, and unsurprisingly, the game will be an open-world affair. How it could it not be – it takes place in Middle-earth after all.

• LEGO: Lord of the Rings box art is as adorable as it gets

  LEGO: Lord of the Rings is set for release on 3DS, DS, PC, PS3, Wii and Xbox 360 and Vita in October, so we thought we’d share the box art with you. If you’re in a bad mood, this should cheer you up. If not, you have no soul.

• LEGO: Lord of the Rings to contain dialog from the films, still full of cuteness

  Warner and Traveler’s Tales have announced LEGO: Lord of the Rings which will span all three of the books and films.

• War in the North trailer is full of bloody, slow-mo combat

  Snowblind has released a new combat video for Lord of the Rings: War in the North, and it shows quite a bit of blood as our heroes hack their way through orcs and the like.

• Lord of the Rings: War in the North dev diary justifies game's existence

  In this developer diary for Snowblind’s War in the North, the team make no bones of tackling the question “why do I want to play another Lord of the Rings game?”

• LotR: War in the North invites you to join the Council of the North

  Warner Bros. has announced a new way to get your LotR geek on; a community of War in the North fans called the Council of the North. Join the ranks of hardcore fans, and you’ll be rewarded with insider information and exclusive assets – and we have one such trailer, to show you what the […]

• Rumor: Warner takes Lord of the Rings away from EA

  Warner has taken the gaming rights contracted to EA back for the Lord of the Rings franchise according to Variety, and has no plans to renew the contract. Originally, the license was set to expire at the end of March 2007, but was extended through 2008 so EA could finish up LotR: Conquest. The deal […]