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That tiny glitch in The LEGO Movie Videogame is back on feeds, and players are loving it again. Design quirks from older builds can stick around long after updates.
I Found THE Hidden Red Brick in The LEGO Movie Game (And the Developer Haven't Fixed It) is a special object that lets your hero break everywhere. This unused collision item still slips through modern physics checks.
Exploring the leftover object makes runs feel experimental and playful. Glitches work because original animation data stays active in current code. Research shows legacy objects can stay active when newer patches skip certain areas.
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Leaving that brick in place turns normal stages into creative sandbox paths.
Q: Does this glitch ruin the game for everyone else?
Most players ignore it. It only affects custom runs where speed and style matter.
Q: Will the studio remove it next patch?
Likely not; small fixes can break other levels, so devs often leave it alone.
