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Once you unlock all the characters in Lego the Hobbit video game you will then unlock the Quite a merry gathering achievement and trophy. TOC: Walkthrough, Mithril bricks locations, Schematics Locations, Treasure Items Locations, Minikits Locations, Characters Unlocked and Abilities. Lego The Hobbit unlock all characters, Locations and abilities. MORE CHEATS HERE!!!!! Alfrid: FAVZTR Azog: 84ZZSI Bain: W5Z6AC Bard: UER3JG Barliman Butterbur: XTVM8C Barrow Wight: 555R9C Beorn: KEID2V Bolg: ZIBYHO Braga: MXUXKO Elros: H2CAID Fimbul: THAVRM. LEGO The Hobbit for Xbox One cheats - Cheating Dome has all the latest cheat codes, unlocks, hints and game secrets you need.

System: Xbox 360, PS3*, PS4, Xbox One
Dev: TT Games
Pub: Warner Bros.
Release: April 8, 2014
Players: 1-4
Screen Resolution: 480p-1080p	Cartoon Violence, Comic Mischief

LEGO The Lord of the Rings for Xbox 360 cheats - Cheating Dome has all the latest cheat codes, unlocks, hints and game secrets you need. Watch this step-by-step Video Walkthrough Overworld Guide #2 - Erebor (Mithril Bricks & Characters) - which will help and guide you through each and every level part of this game, LEGO The Hobbit for the Xbox 360. Lego: The Hobbit is a game based on a children’s toy based on a movie based on a book based on a series of stories an author told his children. That’s like, as licensed as a licensed property could possibly be. So I’d forgive you if you immediately thought that Lego: The Hobbit was going to be a quick cash in on the Lord of the Rings fervor. However, it’s still a pretty cool game in. Since 1995, 85 commercial video games based on Lego, the construction system produced by The Lego Group, have been released.Following the second game, Lego Island, developed and published by Mindscape, The Lego Group published games on its own with its Lego Media division, which was renamed Lego Software in 2001, and Lego Interactive in 2002.

Lego: The Hobbit is a game based on a children’s toy based on a movie based on a book based on a series of stories an author told his children. That’s like, as licensed as a licensed property could possibly be. So I’d forgive you if you immediately thought that Lego: The Hobbit was going to be a quick cash in on the Lord of the Rings fervor. However, it’s still a pretty cool game in its own right, bringing some new twists to the Lego franchise, and letting us hear Benedict Cumberbatch’s sexy dragon voice once again.

For those of you who have never played a Lego videogame before, the basic formula is this: you take control of Lego versions of some of the most iconic characters in any given licensed IP, and guide them through some pretty basic action stages. Your basic goals are to attack enemies, collect Lego blocks and chits, and re-enact some of the most iconic scenes from your IP of choice, with a bit of a humorous twist to them. Each character has his own unique attack and movement abilities, which are used to solve tiny puzzles that break up the simple fighting and platforming. You can usually either use these abilities to scour every level for secrets, or simply blast through the game until you reach the end, depending on the type of gamer you are.

Don’t go thinking that Lego: The Hobbit is a big departure from this formula. If you’ve played a Lego game before, you know what to expect here. That doesn’t mean it’s not fun though. The abilities of each individual character are interesting and diverse, and there are plenty of characters to choose from, what with all of these dwarves running around. You’ll break through barriers, make human ladders, dismantle objects, and mine for loot with each individual character. That being said, some of the puzzles in the game do feel a bit re-used. You’ll encounter a lot of “there’s a thing that needs to be broken, find the person who can break it” puzzles, as opposed to other Lego games that mixed it up a bit more with special jumps and similar movement abilities.

Loot itself is perhaps the most unique gameplay element in The Hobbit. By mining loot, you can then use this loot to put together your own Lego items. The most notable of these items are new weapons and equipment for the characters, which gives Lego: The Hobbit a bit of an RPG sort of feel… or even better/worse… Minecraft. You can lose yourself for hours looking for the right pieces to build the right items, and this does actually facilitate a sort of grindy replay value that some gamers will really be into. There are a lot of other items you can build with loot, other than just equipment, and completionists will not likely rest until they have built them all, which can take you an incredible amount of time. I’ve played the game for hours and I still haven’t built even a fraction of the items that are available.

Other than that, the real draw of the game is the ability to travel all around Middle Earth in Lego style. The game includes nearly every locale from the first two movies. You’ll fool around in Hobbiton, fight Goblins on scaffolding, plumb the depths of the ancient Dwarven kingdoms underneath the Lonely Mountain, and more. The whole game is connected together in an open world style, with new locales opening up as the game progresses. So while you can’t experience everything right at the beginning, you can sort of run around and just explore Middle Earth by the end, and this is kind of satisfying. Other Lord of the Rings games tend to be too big to really get an appreciation for Middle Earth’s layout, but Lego: The Hobbit is just the right size.

The tone of Lego: The Hobbit is perfect as well. It doesn’t take itself too seriously, which is honestly something the actual movies could stand to mimic. Characters interact with each other in cartoony ways, each an exaggerated caricature of their actual personality. When Bilbo Baggins is terrified, he shakes like a trembling mouse. Meanwhile, the dwarves around him stomp around with intense bravado and jubilation. It’s not quite how the characters are actually portrayed in the movie, but it still feels faithful to the characters themselves. Heck, I even prefer Lego: The Hobbit’s version of the Goblin King, if only so that I don’t have to look at his floppy tumor sack of a beard… ugh.

• Cheat Codes

Pause the game, select the 'Extras' option, then chose 'Enter Code'. Enter one of the following codes to activate the corresponding cheat function.

Effect	Code
Alfrid	FAVZTR
Azog	84ZZSI
Bain	W5Z6AC
Barliman Butterbur	XTVM8C
Barrow Wight	555R9C
Beorn	KEID2V
Bolg	ZIBYHO
Braga	MXUXKO
Elros	H2CAID
Fimbul	THAVRM
Galadriel	00TE7J
Gollum	3CE37P
Grinnah	TPD7YW
Lindir	V4Y5HZ
Master of Laketown	9NOK35
Narzug	4FYKKB
Necromancer	NM3I2O
Percy	74KN31
Peter Jackson	5OJEUC
Rosie Cotton	TB4S6J
Sauron	OARA3D
Thror	SYKSXF
Tom Bombadil	4Y95TJ
Witchking	V8AHMJ
Yazneg	S6VV33

• DLC Extras

The following is a list of the downloadable content which is currently available. The new characters will appear in the bottom row of the game's 'Character' select screen once they have been downloaded onto your console.
The Side Quest Character Pack DLC Includes:
Dwarf Merchant Lady
Dwarf Soldier
Girion
River Troll
Thranduil's Elk
Vacation Saruman
The Big Little Character Pack DLC Includes:
Baby Gimli
Baby Smaug
Bandobras 'Bullroarer' Took
Snow Troll
Spider

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The Battle Pack DLC Includes:
Buddy-up Gloves
Dwarf King’s Wig
Jewelled Mithril Armour
Lake-town Boots
Light Orb Shield
Orc Bow
Orc Cleaver
Shadow Sword
Smaug’s Feet
Smaug’s Headdress
The 'Axe'

• Easy 'Bro's before Gold' achievement

Play 'The Battle of Azanulbizar', which is the second part of 'Azog the Defiler', in Free Play mode. Progress until a troll drags in the second tower. Defeat the troll, however do not break the broken section on the tower. An endless amount of enemies will spawn, allowing time to get the required number of Buddy-Up attacks.

• Easy 'Conjurer of Cheap Tricks' achievement

Lego The Hobbit Video Game Xbox 360 Cheats Pc

Play 'The Battle of Azanulbizar', which is the second part of 'Azog the Defiler', in Free Play mode. Progress until a troll drags in the second tower. Defeat the troll, however do not break the broken section on the tower. An endless amount of enemies will spawn, allowing lots of time to get the required number of dazzled enemies. To use the Dazzle ability, hold down the appropriate button or key until the meter is full, then release. Repeat the process as many times as needed. It also helps having the Invincibility red brick active, to avoid getting killed during the process.

• Easy 'Team Building' achievement

Play 'The Battle of Azanulbizar', which is the second part of 'Azog the Defiler', in Free Play mode. Progress until a troll drags in the second tower. Defeat the troll, however do not break the broken section on the tower. An endless amount of enemies will spawn, allowing lots of time to use every dwarf in a Buddy-Up attack. Note: The easiest way to complete this is to use a static player as player two while rotating the dwarves as player one. Consider setting regular Thorin as player two, since his name is last in alphabetical order. Then rotate in Bifur, Bofur, Bombur, Dori, Dwalin, Fili, Kili, Gloin, Nori, Oin, and Ori (all regular/current age) as player one. Each dwarf is conveniently next to each other at the 'Character Select' menu. End by using Thorin (Lake-town) with the regular Thorin to complete the task. Note: Make sure you get a complete kill with each combo before moving onto the next character. It also helps having the Invincibility red brick active, to avoid getting killed while rotating characters.

• Easy 'That's Why We Need A Burglar!' achievement

To easily obtain the 'Master Burglar' title in all levels and get the 'That's Why We Need A Burglar!' achievement, unlock and activate at least the x2 and/or x4 stud multiplier. Then, go to any level, and collect studs to easily obtain enough studs in that level to get the 'Master Burglar' title. Repeat this in all levels to get the 'That's Why We Need A Burglar!' achievement. The following is a list of the number of required studs to be collect to obtain the 'Master Burglar' title for that level:
The Greatest Kingdom In Middle-Earth: 130,000 studs

Lego Hobbit Codes Xbox 360

An Unexpected Party: 70,000 studs
Azog The Defiler: 25,000 studs
Roast Mutton: 50,000 studs
The Troll Hoard: 65,000 studs

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Over Hill And Under Hill: 80,000 studs
Goblin Town: 135,000 studs
Out Of The Frying Pan...: 40,000 studs
Queer Lodgings: 30,000 studs
Flies And Spiders: 85,000 studs
Barrels Out Of Bond: 80,000 studs
A Warm Welcome: 60,000 studs
Looking For Proof: 85,000 studs
The Necromancer: 30,000 studs
On The Doorstep: 80,000 studs
Inside Information: 100,000 studs

• Easy 'The Unassessably Wealthy' achievement

Use the 'Easy studs' trick to easily obtain 10,000,000,000 studs.

• Easy 'Unequalled skill of the Dwarves' achievement

Mithril Treasure Items can be crafted at the Blacksmith in Bree. When forging any item there, two rings will appear, one inside the other. There will be with letters or controller buttons floating toward the center which you must press as they enter the rings. In order to make a Perfect Mithril Treasure Item, you must push each button or key as it floats over or within the inner ring. Do not worry if you make a mistake. Once you create a Mithril Treasure item, it will remain unlocked and can be reforged for free.

• Easy 'Who is this horrid creature?' achievement

Shape a horse or a warg. This can be done in Beorn's house after completing the 'Queer Lodgings' chapter. Inside is a barn. Select an animal and change its color.

• Easy studs

First, unlock and activate as many stud multipliers as possible. Then, travel to Bree to find two purple studs (worth 10,000 each at x1 multiplier) in the center square of town, and collect them. After collecting the purple studs, enter the nearby interior shop, and then go back outside to make the purple studs respawn. Repeat this process as many times as desired. If you have unlocked and activated all five stud multipliers, you will earn 38,400,000 studs for each purple stud collected.

• Infinite loot

Fast travel to Hobbiton. When you arrive, select 'Bofur' as your character. Then, follow the river east until you see a box full of bread on the right. Destroy the box, and collect the wood and bread. Next, go straight through the fence to reach a small cave that contains random loot that can be mined. The random loot can be gold, silver, copper, iron, sapphire, ruby, emerald, diamond, or stone. After collecting the loot in the small cave, turn left to see a box of fish next to the bridge. Destroy the box of fish, and collect the items. After collecting the loot, pause the game, select 'View Map', and choose to fast travel to Hobbiton again. All loot will respawn. Repeat this process as many times as desired. This trick allows you to obtain enough loot to forge all the weapons and tools in the game.
Fast travel to Esgaroth, and go to the tower on the far right. Stand in the tower for two seconds to make this area your save location. Then, collect the nearby sapphire, ruby, emerald, and diamond. After collecting the loot, pause the game, select the 'View Map' option, and choose to fast travel to Mirkwood. When the eagle drops you off, hold Up on the Left Analog-stick to cause your character to fall into the water. You will then respawn back at the tower in Esgaroth. Repeat this process as many times as desired.

• Sauron

At the 'Pause' menu select 'Extras' followed by 'Enter Code'. Then use the D-pad to enter the code OARA3D to unlock Sauron.

• Various Achievements

Complete the following achievements to unlock Xbox Live Gamerscore points.

Achievement	How to unlock
... And be stone to you! (25 points)	Completed 'Roast Mutton'.
A city turned to ash (25 points)	Completed 'Greatest Kingdom in Middle-earth'.
Attercop! Attercop! (25 points)	Completed 'Flies and Spiders'.
Beorn Again (25 points)	Transformed to Beorn's bear form.
Bro's before Gold (25 points)	Used 50 Buddy-Up attacks.
Conjurer of Cheap Tricks (25 points)	Used Gandalf's startle ability to dazzle 50 enemies.
Dawn of the Mushroom King (25 points)	Equipped Thorin with the Mithril Mushroom Crown.
Doilies and your mother's dishes (20 points)	Collected all Treasure Items in levels.
Escaped the dungeons of the King (25 points)	Completed 'Barrels Out of Bond'.
Ever 'The People's Champion' (20 points)	Completed all the quests in Middle-earth.
Hardly burglar material (20 points)	Collected 99 of any loot.
He is summoning his servants (25 points)	Completed 'Looking for Proof'.
I believe the worst is behind us (25 points)	Completed 'Out of the Frying Pan...'.
In a hole in the ground.. (25 points)	Completed 'An Unexpected Party'.
It's undoubtedly a trap (25 points)	Completed 'The Necromancer'.
Labouring in the villages of Men (25 points)	Collected all Schematics.
Lord of the Prance (20 points)	Equipped yourself with Dazzle Wig, Mithril Rhythm Stick and Mithril Dance Boots.
Master Builder (25 points)	Obtained 150,000 studs from Instruction Builds bonuses.
More of a letter-opener, really! (25 points)	Completed 'The Troll Hoard'.
More than a thunderstorm! (25 points)	Completed 'Over Hill and Under Hill'.
Objects of great beauty (25 points)	Forged all the Mithril Treasure Items.
Our Long Forgotten Gold (25 points)	Collected all Minikits.
Quite a merry gathering (25 points)	Collected all characters.
Slunk back from whence he came (25 points)	Completed 'Azog the Defiler'.
Someone to share in an adventure (20 points)	Played a level in co-op.
Stone Giant Stomp (25 points)	Completed the Bonus Level.
Team Building (30 points)	Used every combination of Dwarves for Buddy-Up attacks.
That'll do it... (25 points)	Completed 'Goblin Town'.
That's why we need a burglar! (30 points)	Obtained all Master Burglar titles.
The Mountain-king's return (25 points)	Completed 'A Warm Welcome'.
The Unassessably Wealthy (50 points)	Collected 10,000,000,000 studs.
The greed of Dwarves (25 points)	Collected all Mithril Bricks.
Think furnace, with wings (25 points)	Completed 'Inside Information'.
Time to earn your reward (25 points)	Completed 'On the Doorstep'.
To Be Continued.. (40 points)	Achieved 100% completion.
Unequalled skill of the Dwarves (25 points)	Forged all the Perfect Mithril Treasure Items.
Wealth lies in the Earth (25 points)	Completed the mining game perfectly 50 times.
What do you need? (25 points)	Completed 'Queer Lodgings'.
Who is this horrid creature? (25 points)	Created a custom character.

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