Just over two weeks ago, we set out to determine the answer to this question with the help of you, our readers. A bracket with random pairings of all eight currently released LEGO games was set up, and now, after two rounds of votes, it's down to two.
You may recall a story which we ran earlier this year, in which we predicted a Lego game based on Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. Well, call us Nostradamus, because we are getting exactly that later this year, and it's coming to pretty much every system.
Well, it's been released and reviewed, and now there is a demo out. That's right, today, Major Nelson is reporting that a demo for Lego Indiana Jones has been released on Xbox Live. So, if you are on the fence about the game (which chronicles the first three movies), check out the demo and find out for yourself.
LEGO Indiana Jones hit the Xbox 360, Playstation 3, Wii, DS, PS2, and PC last week. Overall the reviews have been positive, and even though the game supports local 2-player co-op, there is still some dissapointment as to the lack of 4-player co-op, and more specifically the lack of online co-op all together.
Every platform this week is going to get some co-op lovin, thanks to the whip wielding LEGO version of Harrison Ford. LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Trilogy hits store shelves on Wednesday, though rumor has it you can find it as early as today.
Like a huge stone ball in a certain deserted temple, the highly anticipated release of the new Indiana Jones film is fast approaching. The game tie in, based on the classic Indy movies, has launched a spiffy new website. Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures will join the popular Lego series of games this summer. The website...
The game had some rather floaty controls that would cause us to do silly things at times, but for the most part, they actually suited this style of play. It's clear that the game is almost specifically designed for co-op play, and you'll get the most out of it by playing through with a buddy. There were countless times during our short play session that we were able to help each other out in different ways. However, the single player seems to be structured in a way that the 'hot-swapping' between characters would be too cumbersome or require too much backtracking. Still, we think that co-op will end up being more enjoyable.
But on Wednesday I found out that the actual design plans for the game do not call for four-player co-op. That feature is not planned for the game.
Anyone that's been a fan of the Lego Star Wars titles knows that they are solid games for cooperative play. And if you've been following stuff in Lego-land you know there's a new Lego game coming out based on the Indiana Jones movies. It looks like the folks over at Lucas Arts have decided to keep the focus on co-op play, and this...
