LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures (Playstation 2)

This is a wonderful game for kids and adults alike. The fun a quarky humor makes it enjoyable for everyone :)

Kids love it. Wish it was around when I was a kid! The kids play it for hours. Just plain good fun for them!

My son has all the other Lego vedio games, so he's bound to love this one. I highly recommend these games if you have kids under 14 years old, they will be entertained for hours...

Alot of the scenes are pretty close to the movies, while others leave you wondering, that was in the movie? I like the game, but would like it even better if the characters talked and not just made weird sounds.

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This is a GREAT game! I bought it for my nephew when he turned 8, but even I love to play it! It's also wonderful to play a game that still has no blood or gore or real violence. A karate chop will "break" the legos apart, a wonderful change from more violent video games kids play today. This is a great addition to the Lego video games.

Lego Indiana Jones places you in an isometric world of Lego characters modeled after the first 3 Indiana Jones films. We've seen this kind of thing before in Lego Star Wars, but it still manages to be fun, and co-op makes it even better.

What's good:
Kill moves are adorable. I know doesn't sound right, but seeing a little Lego guy do a deady drop kick, or hand out leathal "nuggies" is just great. The characters have more style in general in this game (compared to the Star Wars games) with the way they walk, run, and fight.
The school feels huge. Your hub of all the action is the college. This is where you can access the various levels, view your artifacts, buy new characters, etc. But it's so big, and has secrets itself with a few tasks to complete that it's almost a level all on it's own.
There are more unique abilities for the main characters. The main characters you play as have more than just looks to differentiate themselves, again compared to the Star Wars games. They each have special tools that they'll always have on them, or special abilities unique to them.
The characters you can create in the Create-a-Character option are much more useful in this game.
The game-play itself is still solid, and loads of fun. Fun environments, fun puzzles, fun overall. Bonus stages are also available to unlock added to the fun (although I didn't find as many as there was in LSW2).

What could have been better:
Camera has it's flaws in some locations.
I've seen a few weird bugs show up (certain visual effects stop working, characters without heads, etc).
Friendly AI. When you have to depend on your AI controlled friends, they can still handle themselves in a brawl but aren't to bright otherwise.
You can switch from character to character in story mode by pressing the triangle button without being near who you want to switch to. This does prove helpful at times, but can also be frustrating as it's the same button you press to jump into a vehicle. Sometime you'll think you're close enough, press triangle, and confuse yourself as you're now somebody else.
Some sort of Deathmatch or Versus mode would have been fun.

Overall the downs-sides are vastly overpowered by the up-sides. A great game for what is mostly easy going fun and will provide a wide range of players lots of entertainment.

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The second installation in the Lego series has much in common with the original (Star Wars): good, clean family fun; lots of 'replayability'; plenty of characters to unlock and items to collect; and Han Solo.

Han Solo?!

Yes, Han is an unlockable character in the Lego Indiana Jones Trilogy, but he's not the only one. Unfortunately, the unlockable characters have very little use in this game, unlike the Ghost of Obi-Wan, et al., in the previous installment. In fact, the secrets and cheats in this game are nearly useless, even if they do add a little more flavor to the game.

Like Lego Star Wars, the Indy game has plenty of puzzles to keep you guessing, lots to explore, and various character types to choose from. Also like Star Wars, Indy is buggy. Count on resetting more than once or twice because necessary items disappear, seagulls don't fly right, and any host of problems. The good thing is, you don't normally mind playing a level over (in fact, these games are designed so that you play each level at least twice).

Minor problems aside, this game has that elusive fun factor that many better-designed games sorely lack. Once you get used to the somewhat wonky control scheme (which way do I jump, so I don't fall into the pit for the fiftieth time?!), gamers of any skill level can beat the game and have a whole lot of fun doing it. These Lego games are a great way to bond with the kids or spouse - you'll find yourselves talking about it and thinking about playing again throughout the day.

Five stars out of five, with the aforementioned caveats (bugs, controls, nearly pointless secret characters and levels).