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Cheat Mode: Pause gameplay and select the 'Extras' option, then choose the 'Enter Cheats' selection and enter the...

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The Toy-to-Life business is booming. Activision set the world on fire with Skylanders, Disney heated things up with Disney Infinity, and Nintendo is cruising along with amiibo. Now we have Travellers Tales and Warner Bros. entering the fighting ring with LEGO Dimensions. Though Dimensions may be late to the party, the developer is ready to tackle the competition head-on. This might just be the Toy-to-Life game to rule them all.

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COG Writes: LEGO Games are a common occurrence nowadays, but we still manage to stare down giant dinosaurs and sift through virtual dino-dung in this latest LEGO game and come back in one piece to tell you how TT Games next entry into its long running franchise is.

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To feature full cross-play in the same online world across all devices

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The guys of Gaming Boulevard deliver their review of LEGO Jurassic Wordl

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EB: LEGO Dimensions starts to get complex when you have to start moving the toys around on the base to progress in the level. This is not to say that doing so is hard in a gameplay sense because the color-makred areas on the base serve as clear indicators but more so hard in the sense that the extra step feels unnecessary. Do you really need to get up continuously and move characters around just to progress? It wouldnt be hard to do because the colors on the base make it easy to work, but do you really want to have to always get up to move the figures?

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EB: LEGO Dimensions starts to get complex when you have to start moving the toys around on the base to progress in the level. This is not to say that doing so is hard in a gameplay sense because the color-makred areas on the base serve as clear indicators but more so hard in the sense that the extra step feels unnecessary. Do you really need to get up continuously and move characters around just to progress? It wouldnt be hard to do because the colors on the base make it easy to work, but do you really want to have to always get up to move the figures?