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TT Games Shows Off Lego Trophies
Yesterday, TT Games’ game director Arthur Parsons shared pictures of the team’s ship trophies for Lego Marvel Super Heroes. We asked him if this was a regular occurrence or something new for this game. What we got back from TT Games and Warner Bros. was a gallery of shots showing off some of the coolest Lego building blocks we’ve ever seen.
Each team member gets to choose one of a variety of trophies featuring minifigs from the game. You can see Parsons’ personal collection below.
He was kind enough to walk around the TT Games office and take photos of some of the other trophies, all of which are designed and commissioned by TT Games in the shape of Lego bricks. You can check those out in the gallery below.
If you haven’t had a chance to read up on this year’s Lego titles, Lego City Undercover (Wii U) and Lego Marvel Super Heroes (almost every platform), you can read our reviews here and here. You can also check out a video feature on the history of Tt Games from earlier this year. Thanks for sharing these with us, Arthur.
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