Try as might, individual franchise lines like LEGO Super Mario and LEGO Overwatch don’t produce many sets. Possible new set aside, the idea that LEGO will use LEGO Games as overall theme for videogame-related releases is sound. Blizzard is supposed to release the sequel in 2022. It might just be the ticket to reinvest LEGO collectors who also play “Overwatch”. Stone Wars believes that the set depicts a Null Sector Titan and will release in November 1. Apparently it’s for a LEGO Overwatch set similar to the ones that came out in 2019. German LEGO news site Stone Wars has been abuzz about a LEGO set number, 76980. And it ties into some rumors about new “Overwatch” LEGO sets coming under this new theme branding. LEGO already has themes for individual videogame franchises like “Super Mario,” “Minecraft” and “Overwatch.” But the rumor goes that the new LEGO Games branding will be catch-all for upcoming game-related sets. Coming along with this little alteration are speculations that the name will be used for branding new LEGO sets. LEGO Games has been used to denote videogames in the LEGO style, usually their original creations like “LEGO Worlds.” The previous logo with “Games” set in gold has been replaced with a minimalistic white version. Going into the weekend, LEGO made a little aesthetic change to the logo of one of their more niche themes. And who can say no to another Tracer minifig (and Mei too)? LEGO Overwatch collectors can hope that at least this set will be available sometime soon. It would be a shame if the LEGO Overwatch 2 Titan (76980) never saw the light of day. In fact, collectors were already concerned about whether 76980 will even release upon its reveal. The issues with Activision Blizzard have been going since last year. Until something can be worked out between the two companies however, Titan (76980) won’t be coming out anytime soon. Sadly, this stems from a rash of controversies with the game developer. Apparently, LEGO is in discussion with Activision Blizzard regarding their licensing partnership. LEGO released a statement this past Tuesday saying so, with an explanation that feels rather concerning for the set’s future. Now, the tie-in set’s following suit.īrickset tells us that the planned February 1 launch of LEGO Overwatch 2 Titan set (76980) will be put on hold. The source franchise, Activision Blizzard’s multiplayer FPS “Overwatch 2,” has apparently been already delayed to 2023. This impressive mech-model set was set to debut this 2022, on February. LEGO announced the coming of LEGO Overwatch 2 Titan (76980).

Such would be confirmed in the following December, sort of. The buzz was that the set will be a new addition to the LEGO Overwatch line. It coincided with a change in logo for LEGO Games. Way back in September last year, a LEGO set number began floating about online: 76980.

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