Created by Alex Kobbs for the 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, this three-minute bit of Lego stop-motion opened the show. The montage covers 15 games and took about three months to complete. For more on the conference, check out our coverage.
Created by Alex Kobbs for the 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, this three-minute bit of Lego stop-motion opened the show. The montage covers 15 games and took about three months to complete. For more on the conference, check out our coverage.
Reader Comments (15)
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 1:47PM Nightay said
Wow that was really brilliant. Btw what was the game that had cottons and fire coming out of the ground?
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 2:41PM radioactivez0r said
@Nightay If I'm thinking of the same one you are talking about, I think it was Uncharted 3
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Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 1:50PM Psychoplasm said
Apparently I wasn't realizing LEGO's full potential as a kid.
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 1:59PM Roto13 said
I like that they just stuck Call of Duty and Modern Warfare in the same scene. They're the same damn game anyway.
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 2:15PM Yuglyoshi said
The MincCraft rendition doesn't look any different from the actual game.
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 2:42PM radioactivez0r said
I love stop motion. Especially lego stop motion.
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 2:52PM Koming said
In 3 months game developers get cancer developing many things of those mentioned games. Things that are way harder to do.
But, as we all know, stop motion animation takes a lot of time.
But, as we all know, stop motion animation takes a lot of time.
Posted: Feb 23rd 2012 5:10PM Joshua Przygocki said
No Saints Row?
Posted: Feb 24th 2012 1:37AM Mr Sinister said
Can we get a videogame of THIS?
Posted: Feb 24th 2012 10:34AM Spookimitsu said
Was that Dead Space 2 after Skyrim?
