Area served Worldwide Lego Interactive (formerly Lego Media and later Lego Software) was the publishing division of, founded as Lego Media in 1997. After the commercial success of by, Lego Media published further -themed games. In late 2000, the company started using the alias Lego Software, and then, in early 2002, transitioned to Lego Interactive to further publish titles in collaboration with, and later on with for Game Boy Advance titles. After the release of, former Lego Interactive staff opened, acquiring an exclusive license for the production of Lego-themed video game license, and went on to publish, as well as every other Lego-themed video game that was to follow. Main article: Lego Media [ ] Year Title Computer Console Handheld Developer(s) Notes 1997 N/A N/A Was also published by Mindscape, Lego Media are credited in the 'Special Thanks' part of the credits. Lego Media later published re-releases of the game. 1998 N/A N/A First game published by the company.
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N/A N/A Featured two Lego themes, Western and Pirates, as well as a regular chess game built out of Lego. N/A N/A Was spun-off into a in 2000. Kolor Panotour Pro 2 Serial there.
1999 N/A N/A Based on., (GBC) First Lego console game, and the only Lego title released for the Nintendo 64. Game Boy Color version was released in Late 2000.
Was spun-off into in 2001. N/A Both versions are different games. PlayStation version was released in 2000. Based on the. 2000, N/A N/A N/A Known as Lego My World: First Steps in Europe., N/A N/A N/A Known as Lego My World: School Skills in Europe.
N/A N/A Named after the. N/A (GBC) Was spun-off into a in 2001. N/A (GBC) A PlayStation version was planned to be released in 2001 ported by, but was scrapped. Lego Software [ ] Year Title Computer Console Handheld Developer(s) Notes 2000 N/A N/A Sequel to Lego Creator, this time basing it after the theme. 2001, (GBC) Sequel to Lego Island. (GBA) Sequel to Lego Racers. N/A N/A The first Bionicle video game, and the first handheld-exclusive Lego title.
A Microsoft Windows version was planned, but cancelled in October 2001. N/A N/A Ivanoff Interactive Spin-off to Lego Creator, and the first Lego title based on a licensed property.
Lego Interactive [ ] Year Title Computer Console Handheld Developer(s) Notes 2002 (GBA) First game published with and the first Lego game to lack the 'Lego' branding in the game's title. Simulation Exams Ccent Keygen on this page. Known as Soccer Mania outside Europe.
Sequel to Lego Island 2. Released alongside the Lego theme of the same name.
N/A N/A Sequel to Lego Bionicle.,, (GBA) Sequel to Lego Racers 2. Game Boy Advance version published by and released in March 2003, and the GameCube and Xbox versions releasing in Late 2003, the Xbox version was exclusively sold in Europe. N/A (GBA) Based on the theme and television series of the same name. The console and Microsoft Windows versions were planned to be released in September 2003, but was cancelled due to Asylum Entertainment's financial problems. The Microsoft Windows version, however, was later released in an unfinished state, through publishers and.
N/A N/A Sequel to Lego Creator: Harry Potter, based on the second book and movie. Accounting Software For Travel Agency India more. 2003,,, (GBA) Last Lego title published by Lego Interactive. Published by on the Game Boy Advance and by on macOS.
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After the second game,, developed and published by, The Lego Group opened publishing division to further release Lego-themed games based on their production line. After becoming in 2001, and in 2002, the publishing division closed its doors. Former Lego Interactive staff founded company to further carry on the license for Lego-themed video games, and publish from that point on. After a two-year partnership with and two games released, Giant Interactive Entertainment was acquired by and merged with, shortly after the release of. With the merger, head company was founded, Traveller's Tales became the development division, and Giant Interactive Entertainment became, the publishing division. TT Games Publishing has since licensed several properties for use in their video games, including, and, among others. In 2007, TT Games acquired developer, for it to become.