Gaming

  • The LEGO Movie 2 is getting a console game

    The LEGO Movie 2 is getting a console game

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    Based on events from The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part, alien invaders have left Bricksburg in ruins! It is now up to Emmet, Lucy and a host of heroic characters to go beyond their world and save their friends from the strange inhabitants of the Systar System.

  • My Arcade expands retro mini-arcade range with Karate Champ, Burgertime and Heavy Barrel

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    Available from selected retailers across Europe, each player features with arcade stick, action buttons and authentic artwork inspired by the original arcade cabinets, allowing gamers to play classic arcade titles just the way they remember.

  • Harry Potter: Wizards Unite – new augmented reality (AR) mobile game gets trailer

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    Co-published and co-developed by Niantic and WB Games, Harry Potter: Wizards Unite is part of Portkey Games, a games label dedicated to creating video game and mobile experiences inspired by the Wizarding World, and will launch in 2019.

  • Hitman 2 – Sean Bean stars in new live-action launch trailer

    Hitman 2 – Sean Bean stars in new live-action launch trailer

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    In the trailer Bean discusses the importance of creativity and improvisation to a true assassin, while showcasing a variety of unassuming items that can be utilised as deadly weapons in HITMAN™ 2. From rubber duck explosives and transistor radios to kitchenware and flamingo costumes, the world is truly your weapon.

  • Game of Thrones: Conquest gets first anniversary update

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    Available on the App Store and Google Play, all players will be able to build a Dragon Pit to hatch their very own Dragon Egg, raising the newborn hatchling to a whelp, adolescent, and eventually to a fully grown adult in upcoming releases.

  • 5 Movies & TV Shows That Became Popular Smartphone Games

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    The popularity of video games has seen film and TV seek to emulate that success on the big and small screens to varying degrees of acclaim. For every great video game film adaptation there are a handful destined to remain straight-to-video obscurities, derided by critics and forgotten by audiences.