Whipping out a new Lego Indiana Jones 2 trailer

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I see your click and raise you!

Yes, these types of games bring people together to play. This is a good thing, and the games them selfs are great in that they have a cohesive story. Also not to mention they are some of the only series that have come out based on the movie licenses of these caliber, that have also been good for the license. I remember Indiana Jones for the NES. Now speak of horrors. But I think in general that I'm still having problems. Heres a industry that started out making toys for children and ended up making games for adults. Because I think that we would all agree that, as a whole video games are now officially a medium adults as well as children. With that understood, how do we over 18 types justify another walk down Lego lane? It was fun at first, now I'm starting to yawn a little bit.

@Curtis

They are especially good for parents and their children. I really believe that's what the Lego game franchise has put out. Good solid gaming for all ages.

@ Cowboy Curtis
I see what you mean, but allow me to quote Randy Pitchford;
"Games should be fun, why are we changing that?"
@Samuel Vimes
I think you deserve a raise in your profession of Awesomeonitrig- erm, Coolstrology?
Let's just say I agree with you and are getting a plus one.

I agree with you. I liked the Star Wars and first Indiana Jones lego games, I did dislike the batman one. I got rid of it the same day i got it. The first Indiana Jones game was really good though, you should rent it some time.

I entirely agree! A Lego Ghostbusters would be a hit.

Lego Bill Murray? Adorable and Genius!

Somebody give that man a million dollars.

Can't wait for Lego Harry Potter. That's gonna be fantastic.

Wow. Ghostbusters does indeed seem like a fitting franchise to be adapted into a Lego game. Kudos. I'm actually a little disappointed in myself that the idea's never occurred to me! haha

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@ Shadowbender

...except that they'll probably break it up into 2 or 3 games, just like they have with LEGO Indy (and LEGO Star Wars before that).

Give us all seven books/movies in one game FFS!

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So because a game doesn't have online multiplayer, which would be useless to you in 5-10 years if you wanted to play the game again, you're turning up your nose to the Lego games? Maybe you should make an effort to make real friends so that you could play multiplayer locally. Something that you'll still be able to do once the online servers go down.

The above was meant to be a reply to yolarrydabomb.

Maybe Fate of Atlantis, The Emperor's Tomb, and all those "other" adventures.