Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues - Playstation 3
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Tuesday, Jul 7
Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
Edition: Standard
Features
- Collect artifacts through the game to unlock more than 60 playable characters, including villains and supporting characters; enjoy character swapping and free-play abilities along with two-player drop-in, drop-out cooperative gameplay.
- Build your own adventure mode allows you to create your own levels and environments and share them with your friends, combining them with the existing ones in the game; beat each level in Story mode and return in Free Play.
- Play all new Kingdom of the Crystal Skull characters such as Mutt Williams on his motorcycle and use special abilities, including Oxley's Crystal Skull Power.
- Indy has all new animations, such as grabbing an enemy with his whip then throwing him over his shoulder as well as using Indy's newly enhanced whip to interact with Lego objects and help unlock iconic puzzles and battle with enemies.
- Jump into all new vehicles to help Indy get through all the new levels including planes, boats and mine carts - but watch out for the quicksand; Use a variety of weapons from the environment to fight enemies (e.g., chairs, guns, swords, bottles).
Description
LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues combines the fun and creative construction of LEGO bricks with the wits, daring and non-stop action of one of cinema’s most beloved adventure heroes. With a unique, tongue-in-cheek take on all the Indiana Jones films – including for the first time ever Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull – LEGO Indiana Jones 2 follows Dr. Jones’ escapades from the jungles of South America to the Peruvian Ruins and beyond. Fans can experience the most authentic LEGO experience yet by designing and building their own levels brick by brick, and by fusing their levels with the ones in the game to create a custom experience. In LEGO Indiana Jones 2, everyone can build, battle and brawl their way through their favorite cinematic moments – or create their own.
Number of Players: 1
Publication Date: November 17, 2009
Computer Platform: PlayStation 3
Global Trade Identification Number: 02
UPC: 712725024802 023272339388
Compatible Video Game Console Models: Sony PlayStation 3, Sony PlayStation 3 Slim, Sony PlayStation 3 Super Slim
Release date: November 17, 2009
Product Dimensions: 0.4 x 5.3 x 7 inches; 3.2 ounces
Type of item: Video Game
Language: English, French, Spanish
Rated: Everyone 10+
Item model number: 33938
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Item Weight: 3.2 ounces
Manufacturer: LucasArts
Date First Available: June 1, 2009
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Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
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Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
Edition: Standard
If you have the first Lego Indy, this is a totally new game that still includes the first three movies. And they are not mini-levels - there is plenty to do here. In fact if you don't have the first game, this will totally suffice for people who are "Jonesing" for an Indy game. (GET IT?... Indiana "JONES".. aw man...I am hilarious) Anyway, my son and I played this game and beat it... well sort of. It used to be that if you got 100% on all the levels, you got 100% on the game. Not this time. Now you have to master the level editor tutorials as well and frankly we didn't care about that part of the game. It's a nice feature, but I don't know how interested people are in designing their own lego levels. Another thing that bugged me was that there was no "free play" like you would suspect. This time after you beat the story you go back into the level and it has changed to a puzzle mode. Plus you can't cycle through several characters in this one. The puzzle games are locked down to specific characters. The only place you can be a desired character is in the hub. My son and I played the Pirates of the Caribbean game before this one, so I am glad they went back to the older familiar system - personally I still like the original set up where you can purchase all your upgrades and people from a central store. My hands down favorite is still the original STAR WARS trilogy. No other Lego game since has captured my attention span, been as fun or as funny. Pirates is probably my second favorite and Batman my least. All in all it was still tons of fun, and being an Indy fan I can't complain. I'd still recommend it to anyone who has been a fan of the lego franchise, just don't expect the same ol that you have been used to.
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Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
Edition: Standard
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Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
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Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
Edition: Standard
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Platform For Display: PLAYSTATION 3
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