LEGO The Incredibles

The Bandicoot won’t be beaten

None of last week’s new releases could topple Crash Bandicoot N.Sane Trilogy, which remains the UK’s no.1 for a third consecutive week. LEGO The Incredibles settles for #2, with the PS4 version proving the most popular (followed by Xbox One and then Switch). At #3 it’s Square-Enix’s Octopath...

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It’s perhaps a cliché to say it, but Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker is another Wii U conversion more than deserving of a second chance on Switch. Or in this case, not just on Switch but 3DS too. Both conversions are well worth your time, mostly gaining 8/10 review...

LEGO The Incredibles – Review

TT Games’ latest family-friendly endeavour commences in an identical manner to The Incredibles II, kicking off with a battle against The Underminer – the villain who appeared during the original’s cliff-hanger ending. Those wanting to play through the experience in order (LEGO The Incredibles covers both films) have...
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