Lego to bring video game-making in-house

LEGO Building In-House Studio For Video Game Development
After decades of outsourcing its video games to third-party studios, LEGO wants to take over development by setting up an in-house studio.
Lego to Develop In-House Video Game Production Team
After 20 years of successful third-party Lego-branded video games, Lego is finally stepping into the industry itself, raising
LEGO Announces New Internal Video Game Development Studio
LEGO is creating an in-house game development studio to work on future projects, as well as to build new ties to outside brands for potential tie-ins.
Lego is building an in-house video game development team
Lego has a long history in the video games sector between licensed titles that feature digital brick versions of iconic movie characters and physical sets like the new Mario Kart one. But after decades of third-party studios making games with the Lego name on them,
Lego to bring video game-making in-house as profits rise
Lego is building up its capability to make its own video games as the world’s largest toymaker invests heavily in developing its own digital play experiences alongside its bricks and mini-figures. The Danish toymaker had outsourced its video game studio as well as theme parks and other non-core activities after its brush with bankruptcy two decades ago.
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LEGO invested hundreds of millions for in-house game development
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Lego "building up" in-house game development
Lego is working to build up its in-house game development, the company's boss has revealed. Speaking to The Financial Times, Lego boss Niels Christiansen said the company was increasing its focus on video game experiences created by its own teams,
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