Traveler's Tales' has released a demo for LEGO Indiana Jones: The Adventure Continues a month after it's release. Better late than never? Well, we certainly hope so.

Lego Indiana Jones 2 was released last week, to the delight of plastic block fans everywhere.  The game is an excellent sequel, adding in levels based on The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull as well as a co-op creation mode.  All this, plus the original game's levels, too!  But one thing was missing, and it's a feature we dearly love: online co-op.  Couch co-op is great, but sometimes, your real life partners aren't around to bust some Nazis.  According to the LucasArts Twitter feed, this problem will be fixed soon.

What may be lost amongst a solid fall season of games is the family friendly title LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure continues.  Out now for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, and PC - the game supports two player local cooperative play through the whole adventure with drop-in and drop-out play.

Another trailer for LEGO Indiana Jones 2 The Adventure Continues has been released.  If you were like me, and guessing that the sequel would be based solely on the most recent Indy film, well, you'd be wrong.  All new levels based on unused scenes from the original Indy trilogy will be included.  Of course, Kingdom of the Crystal Skull levels are appearing in LEGO form for the first time.  The trailer gives us good looks at new heroes and vehicles, plus the level editor.  Gotta love the tagline: "Where there's a whip, there's a way."  (Insert wildly inappropriate joke here.)