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Test Chamber – 20 Minutes With Lego Dimensions' New Sets
Although Disney Infinity is no more, store shelves are about to be flush with new toys-to-life product. A new Skylanders game is weeks away from release, Nintendo continues to trickle out Amiibo, with another big batch coming in early November, and Lego Dimensions continues to be supported in a big way. On Tuesday, Warner Bros. Interactive and Traveller's Tales released wave six of Lego Dimensions sets. The most noteworthy item in this wave is a lengthy Ghostbusters expansion that retells the story from the feature film starring Melissa McCarthy, Kristen Wiig, Leslie Jones, and Kate McKinnon. Smaller, one-level sets based on Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible, and the cartoon Adventure Time are also available now. The wave is rounded out with character packs for Harry Potter (featuring Harry and Voldermort), and the A-Team (consisting of Mr. T and the van).
In this episode of Test Chamber, we take a look at all of this content, and show you how to find it in the core game. Yes, just reaching the new stuff takes a bit of work. Ben Hanson and Jeff Cork join me for this look, and provide insight into each of the sets. We hope you enjoy the episode, and would love to hear your take on Lego Dimensions in the comments section below.
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