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Lego Marvel Super Heroes Demo Coming Next Week
If you're interested in trying before you buy, a playable demo for Lego Marvel Super Heroes will be available for download next week on PlayStation, Xbox 360, and PC.
TT Games made an appearance at New York Comic Con to show off the game, which is where it announced the upcoming demo. You can download it on October 15 from either the PlayStation Network, Xbox Live, or the Lego website for the PC version.
Lego Marvel Super Heroes releases for PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii U, PC, DS, 3DS, and Vita on October 22. PlayStation 4 and Xbox One versions of the game will be available in November. For more on the game, click the banner below.
[Source: Polygon]
Our Take
Always happy to have demos for an upcoming game, but I am little surprised TT Games is going through the trouble of creating one for Lego Marvel Super Heroes. People tend to know what to expect when it comes to Lego games without a demo. It does let you get your hands on the game at some capacity a little early though, so I'm certainly not complaining.
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