I built popular VIDEO GAMES in LEGO...

0:15 Mario
1:29 Fortnite
2:39 Roblox
2:54 Portal
3:27 Temple Run
4:10 Subway Surfers
4:35 Fruit Ninja
4:55 Pokemon
5:15 Among Us
5:56 Angry Birds
6:42 Wii Sports
7:30 Call of Duty
8:10 Minecraft
8:44 GTA 5
9:19 Lego games

Let’s go bruh this is sick! Part 2 is now being cooked up. We gonna build the whole gaming industry

Amazing idea, and the jump to the portal is perfectly animated 😂😂😂

As a school bus enthusiast, I can confirm that the battle bus is modeled off a Thomas 3800 school bus (those were only in production from 1989-ish to 2004) and I can also tell that due to the black hood, that bus either came from the Northern US or any province in Canada besides Ontario and Quebec (because in Ontario, the orange warning lights (which are called ambers) are red, and in Quebec, the school bus sign would say "Ecoliers" instead of "School Bus") but they modified the sign anyway so how am I supposed to know
EDIT: I misspelled "province" it's fixed now

Hey, guy, that's sick that Lego has recreated all these classic video games. Keep going, dude

I swear, TD always makes such amazing videos. While I may not be good at making LEGO things and I don’t touch my LEGOs anymore, TD makes me remember why I liked LEGO so much.

These designs make the games seem even more enjoyable.

I get so pumped whenever this man posts something. TD, you are incredible and I can tell you worked hard to create your incredible information.

I love how you get creative with these videos by adding little mini stop motion scenes In them

How cool is that!💖 Already a few days old, but still cool😏. It's funny what people suggest when you build a 2 meter high Lego train spiral in the hallway.🤩🤣 I'm having fun!

Thanks for always cheering me on with your videos, bro. I'm in a tough spot right now, but this should cheer me up.

This man never realized there is an official lego chell (the protagonist of portal) made with lego dimensions

Integrating stop-motion into your videos is so fun to watch! Amazing video 🔥

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Fun fact: before the “Ender Dragon” was added the goal for Minecraft was to find diamonds

People always forget there’s a official portal mini figure from LEGO dimensions

Whenever it comes to Lego ideas this guy is genius🔥

Let’s take a moment to realize how much effort TD puts into all his videos

I love how you take random pieces and turn them into something amazing ❤❤

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