https://www.pushsquare.com/news/2024/05/rumour-lego-horizon-adventures-is-reportedly-real-a-realistic-horizon-game-but-with-lego

The rumours surrounding a potential Horizon and LEGO crossover game have picked up steam today as Insider Gamingreports the title is called LEGO Horizon Adventures, and is essentially "Horizon Forbidden West but LEGO", and features "realistic graphics". In trying to envision what this game might look like, some people have pointed to LEGO Builder's Journey, which places LEGO pieces on a blank but colourful background.

The outlet then claims they've heard that an "advertisement trailer" for the project was recently completed, which could mean it appears in the PlayStation Showcase heavily rumoured to take place this month. The collaboration was hinted at last weekend — when it wasn't entirely clear whether this would be a game or a new LEGO set like the Tallneck one — but now it appears to very much be a new video game, if the suggestions are true.

What do you make of this latest claim? Are you interested in something like this? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Lol.. thoughts, SW? Would you be interested in a Horizon LEGO crossover? I'm intrigued, as long as it doesn't take away form the next game Guerrilla is working on.

@Jag85: I hope they do mini consoles for the Saturn and Dreamcast

I was a kid, but yes, I remember the Sega Channel!

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sega_Channel

In April 1993, Sega announced the Sega Channel service, which would usecable televisionservices to deliver content.^[5]In the US, national testing began in June, and deployment began in December,^[6]with a complete US release in 1994.^[7]By June 1994, 21 cable companies had signed up to carry the Sega Channel service.^[8]US fees varied depending on location, but were approximatelyUS$15 monthly, plus a $25 activation fee, which included the adapter.^[7]The Sega Channel expanded into Canada in late 1995, with an approximatelyCan$19 monthly fee.^[9]During the planning stages of the service, Sega looked to capitalize on the rental market, which had seen some success with theSega CDbeing rented throughBlockbuster, and was looking to base the service's games and demos to sell more cartridges.^[5]

The people have spoken and it’s a close race!

@hardwenzen: this is all you

Damn, not a lot of hype for this game, and it’s supposed to be short. Why did they bother making a sequel? I’m hoping it’s good.

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Uh oh

So Xbox is a better competitor to Sony/Nintendo because Microsoft is richer than Sega, got it.

Well yea.. Xbox is owned by one of the richest companies in the world. They can afford to keep it around.

Lems going through desperate times 🤣