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Lego Dimensions
TT Games and Warner have outdone themselves with Lego Dimensions, at least when it comes to voice talent. A new trailer for the game shows off some of the all-star cast, including Chris Pratt, Gary Oldman, Elizabeth Banks, and many more.
In addition to revealing a big chunk of the cast, the clip below highlights some of the game in action. Who knew that Unikitty and the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man would make such a great team?
Here are the stars that Warner and TT Games have revealed. Chris Pratt is providing a pair of voices, for both Jurassic World's Owen Grady, and The Lego Movie's Emmett.
- Joel McHale
- Michael J. Fox
- Christopher Lloyd
- Gary Oldman
- Chris Pratt
- Alison Brie
- Elizabeth Banks
- Bryce Dallas Howard
- Laura Bailey
- Matthew Lillard
- Tom Kane
- Charlie Day
- J.K. Simmons
- Tara Strong
- Jenna Coleman
- Michelle Gomez
- Ellen McLain
- Stephen Merchant
- Nick Robinson
- Ty Simpkins
- Travis Willingham
- Nolan North
- Peter Capaldi
- Irrfan Kahn
- Sean Astin
- Troy Baker
Lego Dimensions is coming Sept. 27 on PlayStation 4, Xbox One, Wii U, PlayStation 3, and Xbox 360. Take a look at our recent feature for 16 cool little touches that fans will appreciate.
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