3DS, PlayStation 3, PlayStation 4, PlayStation Vita, Wii U, Xbox 360, Xbox One Mixed or average reviews More Details and Credits » LEGO The Hobbit - Launch Trailer LEGO The Hobbit - Buddy Up TrailerLego has officially announced a video game adaptation of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit. The game will let you step into the square, plastic shoes of Bilbo Baggins, Gandalf the Grey and 13 of their dwarf compadres as they journey to find adventure and fight the evil dragon Smaug. Dialogue from the movie provides the voices for the characters in the trailer, but the cutscenes retain the Lego tongue-in-cheek physical comedy familiar to fans of the video game franchise. See also: Lego 'Blues Brothers' Reenacts Classic Action Sequence The trailer offers the vague release date of "Coming 2014," so don't expect to get this for your kids — or, face it, for yourself — this Christmas. However, you should be slaying orcs and smacking Smeagol within the next calendar year.
To reach your destination and outwit the Dragon, you’ll need to make superb use of everybody’s talents, from Gandalf’s powerful Wizardry to the Dwarves’ epic teamwork in this, the most daring LEGO adventure yet. Video: The first trailer for the Lego: The Hobbit video game looks pretty deadly The epic saga of Middle Earth has made its way from the silver screen to your games console LEGO The Hobbit is headed to consoles and PC early next year, allowing players to explore the world of the first two films in The Hobbit Trilogy, The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey and the newly released The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug. Just like in the movie, players will follow Bilbo Baggins as he is recruited by the Wizard Gandalf to aid Thorin Oakenshield and his Company of Dwarves. and you will get to meet all the characters that are familiar from the movies and the books, featuring of course, Gollum and his precious Ring. As usual, there's a humorous twist on the whole thing thanks to the lads at Lego being good craic too, so don't expect anything too serious.
The game will be released in 2014 on Xbox One®, Xbox 360®, PlayStation®4, PlayStation®3, Wii U™, Nintendo 3DS™, PlayStation® Vita, and PC, and it looks like it will be as much as fun as the other Lego titles to play. Recently JOE has also been playing the incredibly good fun Lego Marvel Super Heroes, which is definitely worth a look if you're buying this Christmas. You can be almost any super hero in the Marvel universe, what's not to like? Keep an eye out for JOE's review of the game in the coming days. Our brand new business podcast is here! Check out The Capital B presented by Nick Webb and featuring panellists Apprentice UK star, Róisín Hogan and JOE founder, Niall McGarry.Episode 1 includes the Irishman who sold his company for €100million, Ray Nolan and how to fund your Oscar-nominated movie with Ed Guiney. Gaming, Video Games, LEGO, Lord of the Rings, hobbit XBox Game Pass sets up a massive gaming library on your XBox One COMPETITION: Win an Xbox One console and a copy of For Honor
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Our community, 1449 want it Escape from Mirkwood Spiders Our community, 1445 want it Attack of the Wargs Our community, 1816 want it Our community, 2681 want it Our community, 1921 want it The Goblin King Battle Our community, 1964 want it Our community, 1186 want it Our community, 1532 want it Our community, 1708 want it Our community, 1663 want it Our community, 1195 want it Our community, 1235 want it The Battle of Five Armies Our community, 1416 want it Our community, 1907 want itAugust 21, 2013 11:14 pm by Kelvarhin - From Brotherhood Workshop, who brought us the reason Tom Bombadil wasn’t in the LOTR Movies, here’s The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug Trailer in Lego. Posted in Creations, Fans, Hobbit Movie, LEGO, The Hobbit, The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug, Trailer on August 21, 2013 byA scene from the "Lego The Hobbit" video game. A scene from the "Lego The Hobbit" video game.
The first trailer for the upcoming “Lego The Hobbit” video game is out, revealing a comedic take on Middle-earth and its small-statured denizens. The game, which was announced in November, will be based on the first two films in Peter Jackson’s planned “Hobbit” trilogy — “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey” and the recently released “The Hobbit: The Desolation of Smaug.” Like TT Games‘ previous Middle-earth-themed installation “Lego The Lord of the Rings,” gameplay in “The Hobbit” will focus on solving puzzles, finding treasure and battling dark forces, including orcs, trolls and goblins. PHOTOS: 60 images from ‘Desolation of Smaug’ Gamers will be able to play as Bilbo (portrayed in the films by Martin Freeman), Gandalf the Grey (Ian McKellen) and all 13 dwarfs in the company. The trailer also features scenes with the cave-dwelling Gollum, hungry trolls, mischievous goblins and even Azog, the pale orc who hunts Bilbo and his companions throughout their journey.
Elves Tauriel and Legolas also make an appearance, wielding their bows and arrows, as well as wizard Radagast, with his rabbit-pulled sled. The game features Lego versions of key locations from the films, including Bag End, Bilbo’s Hobbit hole; “Lego The Hobbit” will be available in 2014 on major consoles as well as PC and Mac. Meanwhile, “The Desolation of Smaug” raked in a studio-estimated $73.7 million during its opening weekend. The third and final film in the trilogy, ‘The Hobbit: There and Back Again,” is slated for a December 2014 release. ‘The Hobbit’: 60 images from ‘Smaug’ Peter Jackson promises deeper characters for sequel ‘Hobbit’ sequel: Philippa Boyens talks Tauriel Luke Evans talks ‘Smaug’: ‘It’s better than the first one’ ‘Hobbit’: Ian McKellen talks ‘scruffy’ Gandalf ‘Hobbit’: Richard Armitage on Thorin’s madness ‘Hobbit’ premiere: Orlando Bloom, Luke Evans talk Smaug