yay! I got bruce wayne for 1 million studs! what does he do? nothing really. Also dislike the slew of worthless character's in every game. Honestly, I prefer redundant characters over having to use one character for his arbitrarily unique ability, like robin's magnet boots. lego batman and DC heroes at the end of the game when you don't need them anymore. Fri 13th Mar played 3 yet, but 2 was really disappointing.Probably Christmas 2016, this year will probably just be the Hobbit trilogy. So I really don't think it's even a matter of them making it, it's probably mostly done on a server somewhere.Īnd it wouldn't surprise me if there is a 'Complete set', a la Lego Star Wars 1 and 2, whenever the powers that be put out a blu ray box set of all 6 movies. (And another movie in the 70s) They probably were just forced to leave it out b/c the game was releasing before the movie. Almost all of the locations and all the characters in the first 2 movies are in the 3rd movie, there is almost nothing for them to add except storyline, which is for the most part laid out in a book written 50 years ago, so they had some idea how things were going to turn out. So, I fully beleive when they started making this game all 3 movies were probably planned to be in it. And when it became 3 movies the 3rd was supposed to come out in July, not Dec. Not just b/c of this, this is more of a 'final straw' thing after Lego Marvel kept freezing my Wii U every time the kids played it for longer than 1 hour, then Wii U Lego Batman 3 not getting the season pass, and now this.Īnd here's the bigger problem nobody has mentioned yet - when this game was being made there were only supposed to be 2 movies, not 3. I'm currently considering never buying another Lego game right now. Good thing too or I might get banned on here. There are no plans to develop DLC based on the final film of the trilogy. The game provides an excellent set-up for the concluding chapter of Peter Jackson's film, The Hobbit: The Battle of Five Armies.

The LEGO The Hobbit videogame gives LEGO and Middle-earth fans a fun, new way to experience the legendary adventures of Bilbo and company as told in the first two films of Peter Jackson's The Hobbit trilogy. The following statement was given to GameSpot: has now put fans out of their misery by confirming that no expansions are now planned. Of course, that final film has passed by with no sign of extra content, and Warner Bros. The understanding was that DLC would be released to cover the final film, The Battle of the Five Armies, though there was then speculation there'd be a standalone release. Released mid-way through the film trilogy's arrival in cinemas, it covered events for the first two movies only, ending with a 'to be continued' message. LEGO The Hobbit was a peculiar release, as unlike a number of its licensed contemporaries it didn't tell the whole story.

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