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Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment recently relaunched LEGO City Undercover on the Nintendo Switch, and it didn't take me long to realize how perfect the LEGO games on Nintendo Switch will be going forward. In the next few month we will be getting two more LEGO games on the system. A relaunch of LEGO Worlds and of course the LEGO Ninjago Movie Videogame. Because of its portability, the Nintendo Switch is the perfect home for all of the fantastic LEGO titles!

If you've been a lifelong LEGO fan such as myself, you'll know that many LEGO Themes have come and gone. Some popped up around specific movies or events, such as the LEGO Harry Potter sets which launched between 2001 and 2011, or those related to the Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit movies. However, these themes are not LEGO creations, but rather areas of the industry were LEGO flexed their financial muscles, and locked down a lucrative contract. However, LEGO has invited hteir fair share of themes as well, and while they are not always as popular as LEGO ...

The unique LEGO Minifigure series releases have always been intriguing to me. While I am not the biggest fan of the regular minifigure collections, I've thoroughly enjoyed collecting two LEGO Simpsons series' and the LEGO Batman Movie series. Beginning today - August 1st - Ninjago fans can finally get their hands on a set of minifigures unique to the LEGO Ninjago universe.

If you haven't had a chance to look at our LEGO Worlds review, I strongly suggest you give it a read! It is a fantastic game with almost endless possibilities, and Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and the LEGO Group have done an excellent job continuing to add new content to the experience to make it bigger and better than ever before. Available now is the new Classic Space DLC, bringing to life many of those old, retired LEGO sets you probably enjoyed playing with as a child.

Recently, I found a number of Ninjago sets on clearance at my local Walmart, and was able to pick up Set 70594 The Lighthouse Siege for a mere $40! Obviously, for 40 dollars it wasn't hard to go wrong on this 700+ piece set, but even at it's full retail price of 89.99, I think there is great value here, both in terms of build quality and play ability!

With the Justice League film hitting theatres later this year, the good people over at the LEGO Group have partnered with numerous parties to bring the Justice League to life in LEGO form. Based on images - and the work LEGO has done on other Super Hero sets - we are fairly confident that these will be a big hit when they hit retail! Check out all the images below!

Nintendo Treehouse always seems to get the most press and accolades at E3 events, but this year, other publishers are getting in on the continues streaming action. For the first time at E3, Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment is showing live footage of various important people playing some of their upcoming titles. What had me captivated for much of the afternoon was the LEGO Dimensions coverage!

The LEGO Star Wars theme has remained one of LEGO's most important thanks to new movies and TV shows that keep all the characters - both past and present - at the forefront of young and old minds alike. It seems as if LEGO is launching new Star Wars sets on a weekly basis, and for the most part, they are fantastic sets to put together. Recently, I put together Yoda's Jedi Starfighter, which was a fairly challenging and rewarding build. Check out my full review below the set details!

About a week ago, we reviewed our first ever LEGO Brick Headz set here on GamesReviews.com and gave it a very favourable review. Not only does the figure look good on display, but the box artwork also adds to the aesthetic of having these sets on my desk at work. I get many compliments about them, and find myself referring people more and more often to the nearest toy store to grab their own. Like the Iron Man set, Hulk also comes with many hard-to-find pieces, making the 9.99 investment incredibly worth it.

If you haven’t seen the Goonies movie you are doing an incredible disservice to yourself. Stop what you are doing, stop reading this review, and go watch it. Then come back. Through various levels, the developers behind LEGO Dimensions have done an excellent job recreating the Goonies movie in LEGO form, allowing you to play as various Goonies and the main man Sloth, as you finish the adventure, collect red bricks, and explore every inch of the world.