Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label animation. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 28, 2010

Starcraft 2 Launched - Hell, It's About Time!



In conjunction with the much-awaited launch of StarCraft 2 ("Hell, it's about time!" as the Marine would say!), BrickGamers presents to you a LEGO StarCraft 1 short game video. It's bound to bring back memories if you've played it before! Enjoy! Here's hoping if you're one of those who waited till today to get the game, that it's finally worth it after a decade of waiting! Here's also hoping SC2 matches up to being the game of the decade!

Sunday, March 7, 2010

LEGO Indiana Jones 2 Game - Updated

Update - TT Games (mentioned below, a division of Warner Brothers Home Entertainment Group) will continue to make LEGO's games till 2016. More here.


If you've played the LEGO Indiana Jones game (or any other LEGO computer games), you might be interested in the new LEGO Indiana Jones 2 game, and this is a good time to show gamers and LEGO fans alike, that when it comes to LEGO games, it's not all done on the computer (since it's a computer game), but are modelled after actual LEGO creations!

Case in point, Carl Greatrix has been making custom (MOC - My Own Creation) LEGO models that will be used in the upcoming Indiana Jones 2 game. The game is being made by TT (Traveller's Tales) Games, who also made other LEGO computer games like Batman, Rock Band, and Star Wars, as they have the rights to make LEGO computer games.

To read more about his work, check out this interview here, and take a look at his LEGO MOCs here, which will be digitised and you will see appear in the Indiana Jones 2 game.

The actual LEGO MOC model made by Carl (above) and the digitised version (below) which will be used in the LEGO Indiana Jones 2 computer gameSource : Brothers Brick

Wednesday, August 26, 2009

LEGO® 8-bit Gaming

For those of you who were gamers in the 8-bit console gaming (3rd gen) era, you might have very fond memories when you watch this LEGO® animation made by stop-motion of LEGO® bricks which took 1,500 hours (that's nearly a month!) of creation by Tomas Redigh! For those of you who are modern gamers, you might want to take a look at how gaming used to be - through the eyes of LEGO® bricks!