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Reader Discussion: Are You Interested In Lego Dimensions?
This morning, Warner Bros. unveiled the next major entry in the toys to life genre. Lego Dimensions is set to take on Activision’s Skylanders, Disney Infinity, and Nintendo’s Amiibo figures this fall, with its own approach to the category.
Lego Dimensions comes with a base, buildable Gateway (a strictly cosmetic piece), minifigures, and a vehicle. It looks like the figures can be removed from their bases and played with. It also appears that the vehicles and accessories are built from pieces like any other set.
The construction angle gives these toys to life a bit of different spin than the other, static figures. Is the Lego angle enough to woo you to this type of game? Or are you someone that stands opposed to the blending of toys and digital games?
Let us know in the comments!
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