Hot off the release of LEGO Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, Warner Bros. is already in the process of overseeing their next LEGO adventure.
LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin is to be released for the Nintendo 3DS and PlayStation Vita and is being developed by a TT Fusion – a subsidiary of TT Games who have focused on the handheld efforts in the LEGO franchise – and is being created alongside the new LEGO Ninjago: Masters of Spinjitzu television series.
TT Fusion promises that this will be the biggest Ninjago game to date, and is set to allow you to travel through various environments, some of which will be familiar, some of which will be new and – hopefully – exciting.
The fact that this title is appearing exclusively on handheld platforms makes it clear that Warner Bros. are targeting a specifically younger demographic than some of the broader LEGO titles of previous years, but that doesn't mean that the experience won't be as fulfilling, we just won't be seeing it in HD.
LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin is set to release in Spring 2015.
Why not leave us a comment below telling us what you think we'll see in this relatively rectangular romp?
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Vita's getting a game?
My kids have liked the Lego games but never on 3DS, I think they just like playing together, so they probably won't be getting this. They haven't been watching the new show either.
I still need to know what's happening w Lego Hobbit in the spring so I can finally get the game. I just don't trust Wii U 3rd party support.
I'm sick of all these mediocre Lego games coming to handhelds. The last good Lego games released on handhelds were Indiana Jones and Star Wars. Ever since then, they've been nothing but shoddy, carelessly-ported messes.
@rjejr Vita is allways getting games. Every week.
Lego City was actually pretty good on the 3DS imo, i really enjoyed it. I haven't played any other Lego games on 3DS though.
If they brought it to Wii U they could make it Open World instead of the same old point A to B formula
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