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Platform: PlayStation 3
Genre: adventure-games
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Edition: Normal
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Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 6.8 x 5.3 x 0.6
MPN: PS3INDIANAJONES2
UPC: 023272008475
EAN: 0023272008475
ASIN: B002BH3VRE
Release Date: November 20, 2009
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LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues is a comedic action/adventure game that combines the fun and creative construction of LEGO bricks with the wits, daring and non-stop action of one of cinemas 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 as they design and build their own game levels brick by brick. Players can even fuse their levels with the ones supplied in the game to create a custom experience like no other. In LEGO Indiana Jones 2, everyone can build, battle and brawl their way through their favourite cinematic moments from the Indiana Jones movie series or create their own. - For the first time ever in a LEGO game, Build Your Own Adventure Mode allows you to create your own levels and environments and share them with your friends.
- For the ultimate and most authentic LEGO experience, you can create your own levels and combine them with the existing ones in the game.
- Play all new Kingdom of the Crystal Skull characters such as Mutt Williams on his motorcycle and use special abilities, including Oxleys Crystal Skull Power.
- Innovative re-tellings of the classic movies (Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade and Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull) with all new objectives and brand new levels
- For example, this time you can play through the exciting vehicle chase in Shanghai with Short Round.
- Beat each level in Story mode and return in Free Play for a completely new adventure.
- Indy has all new animat
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 Indiana Jones 2 : Adventure continues July 12, 2010
Luke Thrower
LEGO Indiana Jones : The adventure continues is the 2009 sequel to the relatively sucessful first title. The game plays out all four of the Indi movies including Kingdom of the cyrstal skull which didn't appear in the first game, as well as a host of new levels. The game is mostly an action and adventure game, although it throws in a good amount of platforming, puzzle solving and vehicle sections.
The game keeps the same style which was what made the Star wars LEGO games so fun, playing through settings and situations from the films in LEGO design whilst collecting and solving puzzles. The game has completely new levels although 3 of the films are repeated in the game, this means you are getting a different experience and it's not just recycled which is good.
Their are also unlockable bonus levels and the new level creator, their is also "Drop in - Drop out" multiplayer for two players.
The style in which LEGO games usually plays out is always a little repetitive and tiring, generally consisting of smashing everything to get studs which allow you to unlock characters with only slight differences.
Indi 2 has tried to step away from that slightly , for a start the combat is a little more intresting with a lot of new moves thrown in such as kicks, punches and throwing. The different animations make the game feel more exciting and stops the boredom usually asocciated with an enemy being in the way.
Indie himself as had a little work and now his whip can be used much more effectively, holding down the attack button brings up an aiming arrpw , allowing you to lasso objects or use it to swing. This feels very intuitive after a while and makes it feel as though the creators are giving good attention to detail.
The game also throws in some great vehicle sections to mix it up a little, but the sections aren't always easy. A lot like LEGO cars, the one's in the game are difficult to keep straight whilst others are difficult to turn. Especially when some of the chases are pretty speedy its annoying to have to book the turning in advance and wait for the car to get back to you.
It's a great idea to give the game more excitement and show their is more to it than platforming, but I feel they could have done with a bit more tweaking in this department.
Multiplayer has been re-worked , so when 2 players are far apart from each other the screen now splits down the middle, this lets the players explore the level in their own way and not restrict their movement like previous titles.
The "Drop in - Drop out" multiplayer is seamless and the AI soon kicks in, this is a great idea as it means you can keep playing even if your freind stops. However the AI isn't that great and will often find things like walls and steps to be mind-blowingly difficult, whilst this doesn't happen all the time it can be annoying when it pops up, as you have to keep coming back to try and get the AI to reattempt its climb up the step.
Another bonus is the inclusion of Online CO-OP meaning you can play with your mate even when their not on the same console, the inclusion of this alongside offline CO-OP gives the game a very sociable feel and is one the family can play together.
Each movie also now has it's own area to find the levels once you have completed them, this is a nice idea but like many things in this game it hasn't been completely thought through, the Hub world is pretty big with many buildings, you cant just simply skip to the next level you have to go the movies building and find, this can be frustrating and I would imagine more so to a young person playing the game.
A gripe I have with the game though is that the first 3 films seem more rushed than Kingdom of the crystal skull, this is probably because they didnt want to take the old levels of the game over into this one, but I would rather they brought the new level out as DLC rather than pack the fourth film in with 3 rather rushed levels. As well as the fact it misses it out some rather fun parts it could have used, the golden Idol scene is nowere in the game and that was a little dissapointing.
Some of the bosses are quite random as well, at the end of each section you have to defeat one and for the most part they dont appear in the film, one was a an electric ghost and I was left wondering wether someone had recorded over Indie with ghostbusters whilst they were making the game.
The level creator is quite indepth and feels just like a proper LEGO set on your ps3, building the levels is a little frustrating but worth it in the end as your creation comes to life , It doesn't rival Little big planet although it is slightly simpler and maybe more child freindly.
Unfortunatley the levels cant be uploaded to an online server, this is somewhat of a shame as I would of liked to have tried other players levels.
The graphics in the game are quite good and it's fun to see the recreation of scenes in LEGO, this is definatley the best graphics of the LEGO games so far.
All the characters are very recognisable and look really cute in the style, as are the level designs. Notably in the warehouse section of Kingdom of the crystal skull, the depth of the warehouse is very good and the wooden crates are all very well crafted.
The environments are also very good, water moves around and looks really cool, as does fire as it flickers and has a range of colours.
Sound in the game is done nicely featuring the iconic Indi film soundtrack, the characters all make humorous noises as they dont talk as such and the world just sounds very cool, especially the noise of Indi's whip.
The humour of the game is very slapstick and simple, considering the characters can't talk the facial expression's and body langauge is top notch and will definatley have you giggling away.
The controls are easy to pick up and start playing as you would expect for a game aimed at kids and dads. Some area's of the control system can be difficult but this is more down to the games physics than the control system.
you will only want to buy this if you havn't played the first one, gameplay is around 15 hours to get everything in the game.
The game feels a little bit like a cash cow if I'm honest, it didn't improve highly on the first title and could have probably just been releases as new downloadable content.
 Usual ingenious Lego fun July 11, 2010
Mr. James W. Nash (Chelmsford, UK)
Bought this game for the PS3 as have enjoyed all the Lego games for PS2.
It is the usual blend of humour, and ingenuity. Clever little set pieces to get you to create stuff.
The problem I found now on the PS3, is that due to its advanced nature, the scenes can be so much bigger there is so much to do, each level takes longer.
On the PS2 games, you could do a level in ten minutes, on this it can be half an hour.
Is that a bad thing? It can be, as the boredom repetitive factor comes in. O rmaybe we are just getting tired of the same old Lego formula games.
But you should not hold that against this game really, the graphics are brilliant, and it keeps the kids quiet for hours!
 Love it April 6, 2010
Lisa M. Tonge (Manchester)
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this game for my son, and thought oh i will try it one night when there was nothing on the tv. Within 5 minutes i was hooked I LOVE IT. in fact i have opened another file just so i can play it again!!!!! ARGH CANT STOP, cant wait for Harry Potter.
This is an adventure! March 12, 2010
S. Cain (Dorset, UK)
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this for my kids (under and over ten years old) and they've had hours and hours and hours of game play with a good variety of difficulty so that they've found it not too easy or too hard. The split-screen camera is vastly improved enabling more than one player at a time to go off and do their own thing on screen without dragging the other player along with them or having to stick in close proximity.
The 'Warehouse' view (overview) lets you see overall progress on all the different levels, displayed as crates. There are six main gaming levels of game play: 'Raiders of the Lost Ark'; 'Temple of Doom'; 'The Last Crusade'; 'Crystal Skull' parts 1, 2, and 3. Click onto an unlocked crate (level) and you get another view that shows your progress for that particular episode, telling you how far you've got, how many chapters still need to be discovered and completed, what characters and vehicles you've earned, how many coloured (cheat) bricks you've found and how many bonus treasure chests you've earned.
As you enter each of these game levels you are taken to an exquisitely designed world (think 3D animated map with superb graphics) which you explore to find the various chapters and bonuses related to that episode. Just exploring these mini-worlds is interesting enough, especially as you can use unlocked characters and vehicles in it as your game progresses. Some of the vehicles have races to run in order to win further characters or bonuses. There are even aircraft to fly around over your world. I won't spoil you with the details but the last 'Crystal Skull' level has an aircraft that is out of this world ;)
Although this is the best game by far Lego hasn't neglected some of the main attractions of their games such as the innocent, child-friendly game play, humour, exploration and puzzle solving, creativity and imagination.
As if this wasn't enough this game also has extra game play bonus levels and a section that lets you create your own levels, characters and worlds. You can let your imagination run riot creating your own versions for Indiana or others to face any obstacle, trap or enemy you choose - you design and build it just how you want. There's no reason ever to tire of playing with this game.
(You may have noticed by now that much of what I've described is from first-hand experience. OK! I admit it! I've played this too. But that's a dad's privilege, isn't it).
 Annoying! February 27, 2010
Booknose
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have been a patriot of the previous Film base Lego games but this was a huge disappointment!
They've completely changed the system from the old one, Instead of a home where you can access the levels using doors (starwars) vehicles (batman) or maps (old Lego Indie) which you can wander around in, and have a single simple place to pay for the things you have collected, Each film has it's own world which you can wander around, and it's here that you collect red (and now green and blue) bricks by hitting say 10 things, no searching for things, or secret areas. The levels are shorter and there is now no free play, so you can play as whichever character you want, instead theres mini games which you require certain people for (e.g 'You need a spear to complete this level'). Because you wander around it's less clear how much of the 'film' you have completed, and you have to find the things you want or need to buy, or change into (no using the L1 and R1 buttons anymore! :-( )
All of these things makes this new game a HUGE disappointment, I haven't used the level creater but it doesn't look brilliant and probably takes a long time to master. The use of PSN would make it better for people with siblings but that's to be expected with the upgrade to the PS3 system.
If you haven't played the old games you may still enjoy this game, the actual way to play the game is the same, and it was vastly enjoyable in the old games after all, but you are much better off with the old PS2 games.
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