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Decades after it outsourced game development due to financial challenges, Lego is making a significant move by establishing an in-house games division. This strategic decision comes in light of a notable surge in revenue, reflecting the brand's resurgence and growing popularity in the gaming industry.
The new team aims to create video games that align closely with Lego's core values and beloved themes. By bringing development in-house, Lego seeks to enhance creative control over its gaming projects, allowing for a more cohesive integration of its iconic building sets and narratives into the digital realm.
This shift not only signifies Lego's commitment to expanding its digital presence but also highlights the importance of video games in engaging younger audiences. The company has recognized the potential of interactive entertainment to complement its traditional offerings, fostering creativity and imagination among players. As Lego embarks on this new venture, fans eagerly anticipate innovative gaming experiences that capture the essence of the beloved brand.
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