Is Lego The Incredibles the Most Unnecessary Lego Game?

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  @jakedebruin2246 · 4 months ago

  It’s kinda funny: both Lego Star Wars and Indiana Jones were perfectly fine with showing characters die in the cutscenes, when did they start censoring everything? Was the addition of voice acting all a sudden a problem for making the deaths kid friendly?

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  @seancarroll136 · 4 months ago

  You know what I think would feel more necessary as a Lego game? The entire series of the Shrek movies, including Puss In Boots’ two films.

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• CH

  @ChrisSuperDude · 4 months ago

  Personally I think they should’ve done a Lego Pixar game instead.<br>You take the Lego Dimensions formula and make each level a somewhat trimmed version of each Pixar movie (There were 20 when the game came out) and give us nearly 500 characters. Especially since the actual game had a bunch of Pixar cameos.

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• DE

  @DerekFarwiz · 4 months ago

  I was hoping they could make something like &quot;Lego PIXAR&quot; instead of just one film...

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  @danielware4991 · 4 months ago

  I played this game with my younger brother in high school and our conclusion was that we would probably not replay it on our own, but it could be a good “baby’s first LEGO game” to introduce our future kids to LEGO games. The simplified mechanics and handholding would make it a great introduction LEGO game.

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• DI

  @disneyvillainsfan1666 · 3 months ago

  I love how this game gave Mr Incredible a comically large and beefy torso with large arms and hands you would find on a big-fig. It was such a cool visual. <br><br>I DON&apos;T love how we never got that kind of minifigure of him in the real world.

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• JA

  @jakedebruin2246 · 4 months ago

  I mean, the problem with this game is that unlike the other films, the incredibles only had 2 movies at the time, also it’s already somewhat comical (Lego games are usually a more light hearted parody of what they adapt).

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• _V

  @_veryspoopyghost_ · 3 months ago

  As mentioned in this video, the strangest part of this BY FAR has to be the lack of incredibles sets in real life, yet a full-length video game exists based on the &quot;theme&quot;. Almost none of the figures or vehicles featured in this game actually exist in real life. This game is a tie in advertisement for a whole line of toys that don&apos;t really exist. No other lego game is like that, they always feature characters that mayve don&apos;t exist as real life figures, but not nearly to the extent of what this game does

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• TH

  @ThePillowGamer · 4 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QPRx58V7d0&amp;t=327">5:27</a> Gazerbeam’s death - I believe - was retconned to allow for 2 players in that section.

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• HA

  @hall1009 · 4 months ago

  To be fair this isn&apos;t the only game that just adapts two movies - Lego The Hobbit did that as well (yes they only adapted 2 out of the 3 of the Hobbit movies). Not to mention that all the lego games based on the lego movies (Movie 1&amp;2 and Ninjago Movie) just adapt that single movie. On the topic of level length this game&apos;s once are on the medium side. There are lego games were levels can sometimes be over an hour. Also a lot of lego games have incorporated the structure of multiple segments per level since around 2012. Looking forward to you covering other lego games.

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• MA

  @mariasolespinolacacers7332 · 4 months ago

  And then you have Lego star wars the force awakens

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• SN

  @snekarmy6198 · 4 months ago

  I am replaying this game with a friend (via Steam Remote Play Together) and I am enjoying, but because there are so many unknown characters, collecting them feels like busy work. do love the other Pixar characters that are included.

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