LazyTown running after video game deal

The rights owner of globally popular kid’s TV show LazyTown is actively seeking development and publishing partners to bring the franchise to the world of gaming.

A statement reads: Today’s computer games enable children and their parents to be a lot more active than ever before and they can now be fully engaged with the LazyTown philosophy."

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