Nintendo Switch's first year is almost complete, and the console already has a slew of LEGO games to its name. And if you were thinking of adding one of them to your collection, then this next rumour might give you reason to hold fire: according to Nintendo 'insider' Pixelpar, a new collection is on its way that packs in LEGO Worlds, LEGO City: Undercover and The LEGO Ninjago Movie Video Game.
It's an unsubstantiated rumour at this stage, but considering it looks like a cardboard sleeve with the regular physical editions of each respective game included it's hardly the biggest stretch of the imagination. The real question is how much will this rumoured bundle potentially retail for?
Have you enjoyed the LEGO games on Nintendo Switch so far? Are they on par with other versions? Does a collection such as this interest you? As always, we want to hear from YOU...
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Fake. Not even Nintendo digs deep enough into their pockets to ship two cartridges in a single package let alone three.
Jests aside, this can prove to be a fantastic value proposition if the price is right. Remember the Welcome to Violence box set on Wii?
That's not bad depending on the price.
I have LEGO CITY UNDERCOVER Switch.
I don't think i want to take another LEGO games such as LEGO Worlds, Ninjago.
@sillygostly Never head of the Welcome to Violence box set on Wii but just read up on it, interesting.
Undercover is the only one of those worth buying and it's already available on Switch, so I'll pass
" ...it looks like a cardboard sleeve with the regular physical editions of each respective game included it's hardly the biggest stretch of the imagination."
So it's confirmed that Labo is included.
Switch EG to AB in LEGO.
Already own Lego City Undercover so it would be a pass from me.
If I didn't however I'd certainly be interested
@sillygostly hopefully this will be available worldwide unlike the welcome to violence box set
Lego Worlds is the only one I want, and I already have it (I have Undercover on Wii U).
This is just another reminder to the video game consumer that if you can wait for a game, do, because better deals tend to follow.
I don't care about Lego games, WB games should port the Batman Arkham trilogy or Injustice 2.
Enough of Lego games.
Wouldn't be interested even if it was true. I highly recommend Lego City Undercover as a standalone game, had it on Wii U and really enjoyed it.
These three games are already available on the Switch. In a £19.99 budget box it could be worth a purchase, but they all come with just average scores.
City I read has Wii u graphics and look less good than the PS/xbox version.
Ninjago is very short and Worlds has issues.
My son has recently started playing Lego City Undercover again, on Wii U. Such a good game. Don't think he could bare starting over again on Switch though, we 100% it on Wii U couple of Summers ago
Would’ve been way more interesting if it was 3 older Lego games like Harry Potter, Batman, Lego Movie, Jurassic Park, Indiana Jones, Lord of the rings or Star Wars! Any 3 of those would’ve got me going!!
I'm still waiting for the release of the final part of the LEGO Hobbit game...
Lego games are an easy sell for kids. Ironically they are pretty uncreative, unlike Lego toys themselves, but easily made enjoyable. There are always more kids who will at least not complain with their mom or grandma buys it for their birthday or whatever.
I had CRATES of Lego as a kid and still have a few built models on my shelves right now. Lego was THE toy for me. If I had had to give up everything but one toy (action figures, sports items, bicycle, stuffed animals, hot wheels, Lego, etc) Lego would have easily been the one I had picked. But Lego video games somehow failed to ever interest me significantly.
I hope this is true, I love me some LEGO but I've been waiting for these to go on sale. I'd totally get it if this were $60-$70.
I own Lego City Undercover on my Switch already and have Lego Worlds on my PS4 and Lego Ninjago doesn't look good so I won't get this even if it's real.
But do you ACTUALLY get three cartridges, or are the indivudual boxes just for illustration purposes?
I hope this isn't another stint for getting away with selling one cartridge that comes with a huge download attached.
All that said, this might be fantastic value, and something I might get, considering I never actually played any of these games.
I already own Undercover and don't have much interest playing the other two
Depending on the price, I might go for this, since I never picked up Undercover, neither on Wii U, nor Switch and I did intend to do it eventually.
I have Lego City Undercover, I don't want ninjago, and I'm not sure I want Lego Worlds. Plus the price might be $100 for all we know. Not mention this isn't even confirmed to be real. But if it is real I'll pass on it.
@Mach_Rider It's a good game I must say.
Not sure about lego world. Lets see what it ends up costing. Lego Undercover is $27 In the states and the highlight in there
@MartyFlanMJFan
Wow !
My opinion, i still thinking the Wii U version still felt better than Switch version.
The flaws that i noticed between Switch (And other consoles) & Wii U are :
1. Sound Volume between Surrounding and Speech. It felt the Switch version has quieter Surrounding sound than Wii U version. So, i need a Earphone to play Switch version in Handheld mode.
2. Swimming pool water color at Paradise Sands. Wii U version was very Clean but the Switch version was very Murky like mud. I was so disappointed to see that.
I'll probably get Undercover for my WU.
That's a pretty good deal.
Wouldn't this of been better to of been three unreleased Lego games on Switch? Like maybe three of their oldies like Lego Star Wars Complete Saga, Lego Indiana and say.. Lego Batman.
Lego worlds...ew
Really interested in Undercover, and I'll happily take a portable Worlds, as it's a blast (never seen so many folks badmouth it, as here). No interest in Ninjago, but the boy can play it. I'd buy this for $60.
Would have gotten this but already own Ninjago & Worlds so i’ll pass now.
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