Blizzard teams up with Mega Bloks for Warcraft and StarCraft sets

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6-13-2011 @ 4:38PM

Thomas Higgins said...

One wonders why Bliz hasn't heard of this simple equation.
Step one, make huge IPs out of your games.
Step two, license these IPs to Lego.
Step three, let these IPs be released as Lego video games.
Step four, profit!

6-13-2011 @ 5:16PM

epicboyz said...

OMG! Lego Warcraft would get me to play consoles again! Just imagine lego Thrall in his own game... F*UCK YEAH!!!

6-13-2011 @ 5:26PM

Marshall said...

This. This makes too much sense.

Also, I lol'd at "I DID NOT ASK FOR THIS™"

Though I'd think CHINSTAR-ONE™ would be Nefarian's human-form transport....

6-13-2011 @ 6:45PM

W01ph said...

this would have to be the most epic idea ever!! too bad the blizz execs didn't think of it...

6-13-2011 @ 10:12PM

Rai said...

"Too soon, Executus! To-wait, WHERE IS SULFURAS?!?"

A lego Ragnaros would be amazing, despite the risk of children swallowing his weapon.

6-14-2011 @ 4:46AM

Galaharenn said...

Yes! Yes! Yes!

*swiftly hides her collection of Star Wars and Inidana Jones Lego and games under the bed*

Lego >>> Mega Blocks

Seriously, Lego Warcraft would probably have had me spending hundreds. Mega Block Warcraft, little to no chance.

6-14-2011 @ 11:11AM

Thomas Higgins said...

Wow. I thought the idea of Lego Warcraft would be popular but not this popular. Pity Blizz hasn't seen the sense of it. Yet. And I do say yet. Lucas took ages to give the go ahead for Lego to use Star Wars for games and bricks. Same with Rowling and Warner Brothers with Harry Potter. And so will Blizz. Give them time.

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