LEGO Batman Television Show on The Way
It's not quite Batman: The Animated Series.
Date: Thursday, August 28, 2008
Author: Jeff McAllister

Gameindustry.biz is reporting that Traveller’s Tales upcoming LEGO title, LEGO Batman: The Videogame, will be getting its own television show using the upcoming game's engine. Traveller's Tales producer Rich Earl said the following about the upcoming project:

“We're looking to do... a Lego Batman series. I think they're looking at doing a one-off initially," he said. "And they're basically able to utilize the assets, because our team has brought Lego characters to life."

"My understanding is that they will use the engine, the Maya files where the characters come to life, but they'll be creating animated... I think it's a 20-minute cartoon. I'm personally quite intrigued to see how it comes out. Lego, every time they've had a new brand out, they've done some CGI stuff as well, but I think this will be quite different."

Well, at least it’s not more Star Wars.

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