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Now Warner is bringing it back, for the Switch, PS4, Xbox One and PC, with hugely improved graphics and, in the case of the latter three machines at least, new control systems.That's because it heavily relied on the Wii U GamePad and its touchscreen for some of the gameplay features. The Switch version might be able to capitalise on some of those features, although the touchscreen is not available when docked so we're not sure exactly how it'd work. What will remain is the cunning sense of humour that runs throughout the game. In many ways, it was funnier thanks to the lack of a big screen movie licence. The original plotline was welcome too.You can check out what to expect on the Switch version of the game, along with the PS4, Xbox One and PC variants, in the official trailer below...FREE Standard Delivery On orders over €30 FREE Next Day Click & Collect Find out more Next Day Delivery Find out more LEGO Bricks & More £0 - £15 (6) £15 - £30 (7)
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Tags: analysis, Lego | Reality Prose has an excellent analysis on the changing price of LEGO bricks over the years and a misconception that cost has gone up. According to the chart above, based on data from BrickSet and adjusted for inflation, the average cost per brick has come down. So why the perception of high LEGO prices? It might have something to with average piece count and more complex sets. With the data from the piece price evaluations I was able to also evaluate the average size of LEGO sets each year. As you can see on the chart below, the average size of sets released each year stayed somewhat constant from 1980-1990 until around 2000 which set sizes started to increase. The average set size seems to have peaked in 2008 (which saw the release of the Taj Mahal), but since then it hasn’t fallen to its pre-2000 levels. It seems to have found a new normal around 300 pieces. But even so, LEGO hasn’t stopped making the lower-priced sets. It’s just that’s there’s a wider variety now.
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