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        Future Plans Are Tekken
   DIR By: Muslima Akter
       Date: August 30, 2023, 11:24 pm
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       Parenting; Sync; Wise Bread; and WWE. I now apply that knowledge
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       Video Games: The Complete Gift Guide You've got kids on your
       gift list but you don't want to get them violent video games.
       Fear not – the Lego-themed series of games from Traveller's
       Tales is here to the rescue. Damon Poeter By Damon Poeter
       December 20, 2012 Legos You're in a bind.
       You're not comfortable getting violent, shoot-em-up video games
       for the kids on your gift list this holiday season, but the
       clock is ticking and you haven't come up with an alternative.
       Relax—video game studio Traveller's Tales and its Lego-themed
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       to gifts that kids will
       actually like, "[t]here is only Video Games and Sh** That Isn't
       Video Games." You can keep fighting this reality or give in to
       it. The good news is that you can gift a video game without
       contributing to an 11-year-old's adoption of a sedentary life of
       virtual zombie slaying. Instead, you can contribute to his
       adoption of a sedentary life of virtual Lego block rearranging!
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       Huge fan of Lego video games, and I've played most of the titles
       in the series all the way through with my own kids, beginning
       with Lego Star Wars: The Video Game on a Nintendo GameCube all
       those years ago. Surprisingly, even as they've grown older, the
       kids continued to enjoy the new Lego games as well. My son got
       Lego The Lord of the Rings: The Video Game for his birthday
       recently and it's (temporarily) supplanted Halo 4 as the go-to
       game on our Xbox 360. (We also have a basketball hoop and
       sometimes even go on hikes, so stop judging.) The great thing
       about the Lego games is that they're minimally violent,
       encourage problem-solving, and possess a unique sense of whimsy
       layered over familiar, popular entertainment properties like
       Star Wars, the Indiana Jones adventures, Pirates of the
       Caribbean, Harry Potter, and more.
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