DC’s most popular superheroes are stepping away from the more serious atmosphere of DC Universe Online in favor of the world of LEGO. LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes was announced today for a summer 2012 release. As with just about all LEGO videogames, expect to see this one grace several consoles including the PC, more »

The next Lego video game isn’t going to be a Lego version of an existing series or movie. Prepare yourself – it’s going to actually be based on a new line of Lego toys. Shocking! Warner Bros. Interactive and Traveller’s Tales Games are going to release Lego: Ninjago: The Videogame in Spring 2011. If you can’t wait for ninja Lego dudes until then, head to Toys R Us. They just started carrying the toy counterpart…

The Lego game I’ve been waiting and hoping for has finally been officially announced! Warner Brothers Interactive finally revealed that TT Games is working on Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4! The company hasn’t announced what system(s) the game will be released on, but since the previous Lego games tended to appear on practically every system, I think it’s safe to say Lego Harry Potter will have an all inclusive release. The only downside is, we’ll have to wait until 2010 to actually play the game.

It sounds like a very free-form, sandbox style game, based on the initial description. Players can go through the story, attend classes, perform magic and explore locations from the first four Harry Potter books. Of course, like all Lego games, there will also be multiple characters to play as, though only Harry, Ron and Hermoine have been confirmed so far.

Along with the announcement, a brief trailer was also released. It’s really more of a tease than anything, but still fun to watch…

You know that buzz that’s been going around about a Lego Battles game? It turns out that it is going to be a DS game. Even more surprising – instead of being a fighting game, like everyone assumed from the title, it’s going to be more of a strategic RPG.

Lego Battles is going to be based on the original toys, with the Lego Castle, Pirates and Space themes specifically mentioned in the press release. There are six different stories in the game, and 70 levels. The goal is to build bases and battle squads, based on popular Lego toy lines, and send them off to battle against other Lego toy lines.

It turns out that there will also be multiplayer…

As part of the trickle-out-press-releases ploy now popular with so many game companies, Warner Bros. has released images of Mr.Freeze for the upcoming LegoBatman: The Videogame game. There he is, looking all shades of cool and stuff.

Lego Batman is being developed by Travelers Tales (aka TT Games) and published by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment and is expected to be released September 2008 for current-gen consoles and PC.

Besides Mr. Freeze, other confirmed characters include…

Following the success of the LEGO Star Wars games, which have so far sold more than 5.5 million copies, Warner Bros. and TT Games are planning to produce LEGO Batman: The Videogame. It looks like it’ll be based more on the original TV series than any of the films, though no official word on that more »