Then, I play a game like LEGO Dimensions and realize that living in a world that can cross over with nearly all of my other favorite franchises TV, video games, or otherwise would be a lot more exciting than being contained in this reality.
Fortunately, the game itself does quite well and you get a truly full experience even without getting to cross dimensions yourself. Its one of the few games out there that had a lot of potential and actually capitalized on it thanks to the combined efforts of LEGO as a whole and, of course, the developers.
Anything from Minecraft to Harry Potter or even Star Wars have been featured as a set at some point or their own games, too. This is one of the few games that gave the toys-to-life feature a chance and actually made something fun. Its not especially remarkable, or even the best part of Dimensions though a lot of the sets are easily as well-made and fun to play with as non-Dimensions sets.
The best feature is the cross overs with other games and media that melds seamlessly with the style that LEGO has already popularized with a few other titles. Dimensions was the perfect way for them to delve deeper into diversifying how LEGO sets could be approached, and I would say that was done successfully.
As with any toys-to-life title, there are bound to be a few hiccups that occur because of the way that games are meant to be played. Aside from spending some extra cash, all the levels, games, and style of LEGO Dimensions is great and well worth some exploration. Perfect for families or those looking for a casual gaming experience. It's actually a great idea to check beforehand if you're PC has got the recommended OS specifications to install BlueStacks or Andy emulators and as well check out the known issues outlined inside the official web-sites.
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While in the installation process simply click on "Next" for the 1st two steps should you get the options on the display screen. If you notice "Install" on the display, just click on it to start the last install process and click "Finish" when it is finally done. From the windows start menu or alternatively desktop shortcut open up BlueStacks emulator.
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