As it is obvious that many of you buy the LEGO Dimensions expansion packs only for the exclusive minifigs they contain without really taking an interest in the game itself, here is a first look at the two license-based minifigs. The gremlins : Gizmo on the left and a Gremlin bottom right.

These two characters are not part of the next wave of expansion packs, they will be available later, probably in a Team Pack or a Level Pack.

These two minifigs make a cameo appearance in the video uploaded by NintendoLife.

(Thanks to Dach for the info)

LEGO's reaction to the launch of the first visuals of the set LEGO Creator Expert 10252 Volkswagen Beetle was immediate: The set being available for sale in at least one European brand, the official presentation of this Beetle Azure blue therefore takes place before the originally scheduled date. Here is the official description of this box of 1167 pieces followed by the gallery of high resolution visuals and the video presentation of the set by the designer.

The first reactions are very mixed, some also find that this Beetle looks like a Citroën 2CV ... It's up to you to get a more precise idea of ​​the contents of this box with the elements below.

A small early sale for members of the VIP program from July 14 on the LEGO Shop before general availability scheduled for August 1, 2016. Public price in France: 94.99 €.

The draw was made among the many comments posted on the article presenting the set 42056 Porsche 911 GT3 RS and the winner's nickname is indicated below:

Good news for those eagerly awaiting the release of the LEGO Creator Expert set 10252 Volkswagen Beetle : This box is obviously already available for sale in Romania and the happy buyer has uploaded some photos of the set and its contents on his flickr gallery. The owner of the set spent 469.99 Lei or a little over a hundred euros.

This set of 1167 pieces has yet to be officially announced by LEGO. It will be offered for early sale for members of the VIP program from July 14, before general availability on August 1, 2016.

Today we are talking about LEGO Worlds, the LEGO video game in perpetual development since June 2015 and available in early paid access (14.99 €) since the same date with the addition of an online multiplayer mode, a first person view, a grappling hook and some other welcome cosmetic changes like for example the changes to the vehicle control system.

The changes to the game are detailed (in English) at this address.

To benefit from the online multiplayer mode, you must register for the beta version of the game and download the update allowing access to this functionality: