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The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game
Warner Interactive and TT Games have released a new trailer for the upcoming The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game, which puts an emphasis on combat and action. Don't expect to hear any of the usual banter from Lloyd, Cole, Kai, Zane or the rest of the crew, however. Maybe they're wearing noise-canceling masks?
Take a look at the trailer below for a peek at the game's combat, including some of the team's special moves and skills, including The Stinging Bee (a flurry of sword strikes), The Swooping Hawk (an AoE "death from above" attack), The Rushing Boar (a boring ol' jump kick), and the Skyward Dragon (your guess is as good as mine). You can also see some of the weapons that the team can use, including some legendary golden ones.
The Lego Ninjago Movie Video Game is set for a Sept. 22 release date, which is the day that the movie is coming to theaters. For another look at the game, check out the announce trailer.
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