Lego indiana jones video game official

[Andrex]

Oh thanks you ^^. I looked for my topic and got a bit flustered :-$.

After seeing these magazine scans, I'm definitely looking forward to this even more! Bring it on :-D.

[xwingyoda]

Oh thanks you ^^. I looked for my topic and got a bit flustered :-$.

No worries Andrex ;-) Tks for the news !! No go and get us more :-P

*yoda*

[Andrex]

Your wish is my command!

I give to ye, official screenshots!

Kinda big, but hey ^^'.

Enjoy!

EDIT: Ooh, I missed the title of the game, thanks for pointing it out. I'm certainly loving it all so far <3.

Edited February 9, 2008 by Andrex

[Brainbox]

Nice screenshots. That third one with Indy swinging across the ravine is really quite cool, and it's always nice to see the crocodile piece.

[Piranha]

Well *yoda* demands new News so I bring some :-D

Question and Answer about Lego Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures

Its very interesting it has some cool new info like

1. Ability to light fires and blow up things!

2. Lego Star wars Games "shout outs" and cameos

3. Bonus stuff and secrets! 8-

[Andrex]

Ooh wow thanks for that :-D this sounds great! Online co-op is not going to be incorporated.. I think that's a good choice ^^. I don't know anybody with a PS3 who'd probably get this anyway. Nothing like having a mess around session with a few friends X-D.

Lego Star Wars was a fantastic set of games, and I'm still ploughing through the DS version of the Complete Saga :-P. With all these added elements, and the sheer wow factor of it being Indiana Jones [*wub* squee!] this is going to be grrreat! Plus I am so glad it'll be like TCS for the handheld, that gives me a lot of hope!

I love the sound of all this treasure too. I expect we'll be digging up some preeetty odd things haha!

Sooo yea, I'm really looking forward to this *sweet*.

-- Andrex

[The Kid]

I don't know anybody with a PS3 who'd probably get this anyway.

*raises hand* :-P

Thanks Piranha!

TK

[Andrex]

Haha in real life! Although a Eurobricks Lego gaming event online would be fun :-D.

-- Andrex

[Brainbox]

Well, no doubt I'll enjoy spotting the LSW cameos and references. I love all that, in-jokes and such like. The hidden treasure sounds nice too, and hopefully there'll be lots of really nice extras.

[hewkii9]

I'm seeing in that article references to the Sankara stone and Willie Scott! Yay! Temple of Doom! And these references to climbing and swinging make the game look more fun, but I wonder how that part'll compare to Assassin's Creed...

It had better be available for PC...

[Plural]

*raises hand* :-P

Thanks Piranha!

TK

*raises hand also*

I'm looking forward to this a lot, but it seems like its going to make LSW look completely rubbish.

:-)

[xwingyoda]

Cool to read that sweet article Piranha ;-)

That game looks really cool and its great to see they kept LSW's engine and that they will push it way further 8-

[Lost Viking]

From GoNintendo-

Stephen Totilo got to talk to the team at Traveler

[Andrex]

And now for some official artwork! I'm really loving this *wub*. Yes they seem very realistic, but they're concepts, and I cannot wait to see how the movies will be interpreted!

I look forward to more information soon!

-- Andrex

[hewkii9]

Hey, gang. Found a screenie of Mola Ram-

Tra-la-la!

[xwingyoda]

And now for some official artwork! I'm really loving this *wub*. Yes they seem very realistic, but they're concepts, and I cannot wait to see how the movies will be interpreted!

Tks 8-

[trooperdavinfelth]

He is indeed sweet! Did anyone notice the Schmizer(spell?) in Andrex's 2nd pic? *wub*

[Zarkan]

also imagine thatthe hub will be a sort of Croft Mansion where all of Indy's discovered secrets will be there to observe as we want

Actually, it's been confirmed that the hub is the college Indy works at when he's not being Indy, which sounds just as cool. ;-)

Oh, and guys, I think it would be cool if next year they release a special edition of this game with a new fourth chapter featuring the new movie! It sures sounds likely, considering what TT has done with the lego starwars series. *sweet*

Edited February 26, 2008 by Grevious

[Andrex]

Haha wow!! I really cannot wait for this <3 that Mola Ram is gorgeous! It made me forget how awesome the minifigs are in these games. I look forward to seeing more =D.

[hewkii9]

Okie we all need to petition Lego to have some TOD sets ;-) Seriously that fig is brilliant and I really want it !!

I agree! First, it's my favorite of the three, second, it does so have iconic vehicle scenes, third, it has no Nazis and the near-dirty parts are a completely minor part of the film so it'd be truer to the films setwise, and fourth, I want that fig too!

But hopefully they've realized their mistake and are saving TOD for a possible year two.

[Andrex]

Andrex here once more, this time with a news article and some fresh screenshots! This is not just any article though, oh no! For your reading pleasure, I have a brief summary of what we have to expect for the levels of all three movies. Naturally this might contain spoilers [although it is not too in depth], but for those who crave for more, this is a must read!!

For the images please scroll down, for the article, please find below! Be aware that this is focused on the Wii version of the game [which is probably going to be my choice of platform].

Preview: brick-by-brick

Indiana Jones: professor of archaeology, expert on the occult, obtainer of rare antiquities and star of the latest Lego game. Not bad for a guy named after a dog...

The decision to immortalise the wise-cracking hero in Lego form is clear: the Indiana Jones films are almost as iconic as Star Wars, and their cheeky humour runs parallel with the tongue-in-cheek approach of the recent Lego games.

With the building blocks already in place from the Star Wars games, it hasn't been too difficult for Traveller's Tales to whip the engine into shape and recreate the original three films in a style fit for Dr Henry Walton Jones, Jr.

Builders of the lost ark

Things kick off with Raiders of the Lost Ark and Indy's quest to capture the golden idol from a Peruvian temple. Don't expect an easy ride: even though it acts as the game's training mission, you'll still need to tread carefully.

There are plenty of traps to avoid, and mastery of Indy's bullwhip is crucial. A quick flick of the Wii Remote will crack the weapon, allowing Indiana to disarm enemies and flick switches.

Although tracking down in-game screenshots is harder than finding the Grail itself, we've got it on good authority that anyone familiar with Lego Star Wars should instantly recognise the HUD.

Collecting Lego gems for fortune and glory plays as big a part as always, and there will be plenty of breakable objects and secret items tucked away for you to find on your own or with a friend in co-op.

Things will also be more puzzle orientated than before, and you'll need to combine Lego Technic pieces to progress. Once the relic's been snagged it's time to escape the collapsing temple.

The boulder chase is featured in its entirety so you'll be running into the screen and hurdling objects. The level's conclusion features a battle through the jungle to the waiting seaplane, snakes and all.

Then it's off to Nepal to locate Marion Ravenwood and her medallion. A battle with the Nazis is in store, and things really heat up when the buildings start burning down.

Indy's ability to 'weaponise' the objects around him really stands out. He can pick up items to attack people with, so the bar is perfect for a fight because it's packed with stools and bottles.

The Nepalese mountains and ancient structures bulk out this portion of the game (in the film it was simply one bar scene), so don't think you'll escape any temple action for long.

Talk about a bad date

Cairo's markets are up next, followed by the dig scene - with plenty of snakes to avoid - then its a car chase, a level in the submarine dock (along with the Bantu Wind and U-Boat) and finally an explosive finish at the secret island where you'll witness Major Arnold Toht's infamous melty-face scene in all its Lego glory.

If you thought that Lego Star Wars was visually impressive, you're in for a treat. The locations in the films are far more exotic and colourful than Star Wars and Batman, and Traveller's Tales have really stepped up their game.

Environments have a pseudo-realistic edge, so the Lego elements of an ancient shrine look really striking next to, say, a beautiful jungle backdrop.

On with the show! The Temple Of Doom begins within the Shanghai nightclub Club Obi-Wan and the thrilling chase afterwards.

Again, you'll need to make the most of your surroundings to survive the shootouts, so be prepared to duck and dive behind objects unless you want to go the way of the dodo.

One plane crash later and you'll be fighting through the jungles of India, trying to defeat its many creatures. The trip to Pankot Palace is fraught with danger, but the elephant rides are simply adorable.

Survive the night in the palace and an underground trip is your reward. Expect more puzzles and plenty of character switching before what should be the most exciting level: the quarry and mine-kart ride.

Hop on, like Donkey Kong, and prepare for a track-twisting stomach-churning race that's scarier than a trip to Luigi's Mansion at Halloween.

That's then followed up by a showdown outside, that culminates in the rope-bridge stand-off and baldy crocodile-lover Mola Ram's ultimate demise. Although there's plenty of swimming, this is one level where you definitely want to stay out of the drink.

The template of doom

As you've probably figured out by now, the game follows Star Wars's lead and splits the three films into six chapters each. But it's not about the numbers, it's about the mileage.

Anyone claiming that the similarities will harm Lego Indy is speaking balderdash, as the all-important personality is there in abundance. A monumental cast starring over 60 playable characters is on offer, including Jones Senior, Short Round and even explodo-head himself, Rene Belloq.

Just like The Complete Saga, you'll get to mix and match parts to make even more characters. Want to see Mola Ram's head on Short Round's body? No? Oh well, um... Well you can, should you ever want to.

Many characters have unique areas that only they can reach, which ensures plenty of replay value. The ever-lovely Marion Ravenwood can reach high areas with her special monkey access (no, really), Marcus Brody's got an umbrella slide, and short-lived Satipo - you may remember he met a grisly end at the start of Raiders - can dig for treasure.

There's no word on whether Willie Scott can scream enemies into submission (we'd be quite surprised if not), but given George Lucas's and Harrison Ford's involvements in both the Indy and Star Wars films, we'd be utterly shocked if Han Solo didn't put in an appearance. After all, Indy showed up in The Complete Saga so it's only fair, right? RIGHT?

The vast crusade

The final film will be the trickiest of the lot. It all begins with young Indy's circus train-top turmoil and his quest to reclaim the Cross of Coronado on board the good ship... Coronado.

Venice's catacombs make up half of the second level, with the boat chase bolstering the second half, and then it's off to tippety-toe through Castle Brunwald in a failed rescue attempt and a fiery escape. Build your motorcycle for the race to Berlin, and once Henry's diary has been secured you'll be dashing through a Zeppelin and piloting a fighter plane to safety.

Rescuing Brody from the tank is your penultimate task - the horse ride makes for an especially exciting sequence, and then the puzzle-laden search for the Grail and Donovan's transformation into a Lego skeleton round things off nicely.

You'll need to keep your wits about you when the temple's falling apart as there are plenty of pits you'll have to negotiate, but some cunning whip use should see you safely through and off for a sunset finish - provided you can find the way back, that is.

It's almost impossible to think that Lego Indiana Jones The Videogame might turn out to be anything other than a roaring success.

Although on paper it may look like it's half the game that The Complete Saga is (three films instead of six, 60 characters instead of 120 etc) it's difficult to imagine Traveller's Tales skimping on content.

They've proven their pedigree beyond a shadow of a doubt, and Lego Indiana Jones should only serve to extend that legacy. Having seen what's in store, it's safe to say that in choosing the Indy films, they've chosen wisely.

Certainly very promising! A lot of new info here, and alongside Lego Batman, I think this is an ideal predecessor to the fantastic Lego Star Wars series :-D.

-- Andrex

[Zarkan]

Great new info, Andrex! ;-)

Cairo's markets are up next, followed by the dig scene - with plenty of snakes to avoid - then its a car chase, a level in the submarine dock (along with the Bantu Wind and U-Boat) and finally an explosive finish at the secret island where you'll witness Major Arnold Toht's infamous melty-face scene in all its Lego glory

Oh yes, I can't wait to see that scene.... *sweet*

[???theriddler???]

Andrex here once more, this time with a news article and some fresh screenshots! This is not just any article though, oh no! For your reading pleasure, I have a brief summary of what we have to expect for the levels of all three movies. Naturally this might contain spoilers [although it is not too in depth], but for those who crave for more, this is a must read!!

For the images please scroll down, for the article, please find below! Be aware that this is focused on the Wii version of the game [which is probably going to be my choice of platform].

Certainly very promising! A lot of new info here, and alongside Lego Batman, I think this is an ideal predecessor to the fantastic Lego Star Wars series :-D.

-- Andrex

Thanks!

[Andrex]

Oh thank you, thank you :-P. But ladies and gentleman, that is not all. Perhaps the following little tidbit will spark more interest in this board. I give you a behind-the-scenes Lego Indiana Jones video!

http://www.ew.com/ew/video/exclusives?line...eoId=1432781777

Enjoy! :-D

-- Andrex

[???theriddler???]

Wow, omg, how do you get this!!!!!!!????????? I really want to play this, but i have 1 question andrex, how do you know where the pics are, and how do you find this video, and the pics, HOW?