Credit goes to The Banstick for posting this fun trailer about Lego Universe. Enjoy :)
http://thewarrealm.com/?p=1691
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2 comments:
I'm glad they're making a Lego game that is based on Lego's own themes rather than franchises.
This is going to be SO popular, as long as they don't mess it up. MMO's for younger players is an under-served market. And I can see adults playing this, too.
I agree that it's underserved, however there is a good reason. Children don't have money, unless parents either give it to them for chores (good) or for free (bad). And even then they don't have much. MMO's have been "going where the money is". Still I think if a game was wholesome and well-done parents would fork over money for their kids to play with them.
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