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Update: Lego Incredibles Game and Release Date Officially Announced
Update: Warner Brothers and TT Games have officially announced Lego Incredibles with a trailer. The game is out on June 16th. You can watch the reveal trailer right here:
Original Story: Lego has had a fair amount of luck turning properties into interesting video games over the years, with memorable titles being crafted out of the Star Wars, Marvel, and DC comic universes. Looks like the company is turning its gaze onto Pixar now.
According to The Brick Fan, a Lego fan site, sets being released for The Incredibles 2 have started showing up early at Walmart. Included with those sets is a teaser for a Lego video game version of The Incredibles:
The Brick Fan says the game will be developed by TT Games (responsible for developing the majority of modern Lego titles) and will be released in 2018. There is no word on whether or not the game will be a straight adaptation of the movie or have its own story.
[Source: The Brick Fan]
Our Take
Obviously take all of this with a grain of salt since Warner Bros, Disney, and TT have not comfirmed any of this. However, The Brick Fan is pretty reputable and the photographic evidence lines up with what the site is saying, so it seems like this is happening.
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