LEGO games are known for their family-friendly content, avoiding violence and harsh language. LEGO Dimensions, a now discontinued game, did incorporate kids' animation properties like Scooby-Doo ...

Cartoon Network and The Lego Group have teamed for “Mixels,” a franchise venture that will feature animated content, digital gaming experiences and a collectible building toy concept.

Lego Dimensions players have uncovered two new hidden areas of the game, themed around classic cartoons The Flintstones and The Jetsons. These locations have likely lain in the game's files since ...

The LEGO Movie's Unikitty is getting her own animated series on Cartoon Network. The series, titled Unikitty! and produced by Warner Bros. Animation, will follow Unikitty's adventures in Cloud ...

After two years spent bringing together characters from 30 different cartoon, television and movie properties in one massive virtual playground, Lego Dimensions is officially done. Gaming Reviews ...

LEGO Batman is as big a star as anybody these days, since the blocky superhero has his own upcoming LEGO Movie spinoff as well as a trio of video games with his name. Cartoon Network's getting in ...

Cartoon Network’s animated Lego Movie spinoff doesn’t have any actual Lego. Starring Unikitty. Starring Unikitty. by Chaim Gartenberg. May 10, 2017, 9:57 PM UTC. Image ...

Cartoon Network, LEGO launching Mixels. expand. Mixels debuts in 2014 with animated content (primarily shorts), games, a collectible building toy concept and more, the companies said.

The release of the Doctor Who level pack for LEGO Dimensions unlocked some wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey cartoon secrets in the game. What good is having a time machine if you can’t travel back to ...

A true multiplatform brand, Mixels.com arrives on the web first on February 6, followed by animated shorts on Cartoon Network starting February 12 during the Teen Titans Go! half hour (7:30-8:00pET).

Scooby-Doo Lego Dimensions trailer mashes up gameplay with classic cartoon. by Brian Crecente. Aug 18, 2015, 2:30 PM UTC ...

Cartoon Network and The Lego Group have teamed for “Mixels,” a franchise venture that will feature animated content, digital gaming experiences and a collectible building toy concept.