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Lego to Develop In-House Video Game Production Team
After 20 years of successful third-party Lego-branded video games, Lego is finally stepping into the industry itself, raising
LEGO to Bring Game Development In-House, New Studio Created
LEGO has announced it's setting up its own video game development studio and will be bringing the production of LEGO titles in-house. Previously, the company has employed external teams like TT Games and Studio Gobo to make its brick-based games, but now the process will be handled internally.
LEGO Announces New Internal Video Game Development Studio
LEGO is creating an in-house game development studio to work on future projects, as well as to build new ties to outside brands for potential tie-ins.
LEGO Starting In-House Video Game Development, Opening New Studio
How do you build a brand-new LEGO video game studio? Brick by brick, naturally. Big guns at the global toy brand have announced they’re moving away from third-party video game development. Leaders of the toy brand,
LEGO invested hundreds of millions for in-house game development
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Lego "building up" in-house game development
Lego is working to build up its in-house game development, the company's boss has revealed. Speaking to The Financial Times, Lego boss Niels Christiansen said the company was increasing its focus on video game experiences created by its own teams,
Lego F1 Sets Let You Put the Full 10-Team Racing Grid on Your Desk
The racing Lego sets are available in a collection including the full 10 teams or as individual Lego Technic sets.
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LEGO F1 set activations feature at Melbourne and Sydney international airports
LEGO Group has introduced a new collection of LEGO F1 sets, with exclusive travel retail activities at Melbourne ...
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Lego races into Melbourne and Sydney airports with interactive Formula 1 activations
By leveraging the global appeal of Formula 1, Lego is tapping into a diverse audience of motor enthusiasts at the two largest Australian airports.