Comments on: LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures (demo) http://gamebrainspew.com/2008/05/lego-indiana-jones-the-original-adventures-demo/ Reviewing games to find the fun. Fri, 18 Feb 2011 19:37:45 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: AdamC http://gamebrainspew.com/2008/05/lego-indiana-jones-the-original-adventures-demo/comment-page-1/#comment-10805 AdamC Tue, 20 Jul 2010 18:11:59 +0000 http://gamebrainspew.com/?p=23#comment-10805 I agree with this review. It was sorta fun the first play-through (I also played the PC demo), but there wasn't much more to it after that. LEGO Star Wars is genuinely fun, and even LEGO Batman was fun and creative, but this outing in the LEGO universe seemed lacking. I'm not planning on looking into the LEGO MMORPG, either. I agree with this review. It was sorta fun the first play-through (I also played the PC demo), but there wasn’t much more to it after that. LEGO Star Wars is genuinely fun, and even LEGO Batman was fun and creative, but this outing in the LEGO universe seemed lacking. I’m not planning on looking into the LEGO MMORPG, either.

]]> By: dufflehead http://gamebrainspew.com/2008/05/lego-indiana-jones-the-original-adventures-demo/comment-page-1/#comment-15 dufflehead Wed, 28 May 2008 22:49:35 +0000 http://gamebrainspew.com/?p=23#comment-15 maybe, but i think the tongue-in-cheek humor would be lost in translation. (and, you'd be surprised at how old the LEGO enthusiasts are) maybe, but i think the tongue-in-cheek humor would be lost in translation. (and, you’d be surprised at how old the LEGO enthusiasts are)

]]> By: Selby http://gamebrainspew.com/2008/05/lego-indiana-jones-the-original-adventures-demo/comment-page-1/#comment-13 Selby Wed, 28 May 2008 18:16:39 +0000 http://gamebrainspew.com/?p=23#comment-13 I've always assumed that the LEGO series of games were targeted at children ... say 6-12 yr. old. This is mainly because that's the age group I see playing with the real LEGOs. My first thought is that if the controls vs. camera was frustrating for you, it will be doubly so for someone younger (especially around 6 yr). How do you think the game stacks up from that perspective? Is it something a parent might consider getting as a gift for the kids? I’ve always assumed that the LEGO series of games were targeted at children … say 6-12 yr. old. This is mainly because that’s the age group I see playing with the real LEGOs. My first thought is that if the controls vs. camera was frustrating for you, it will be doubly so for someone younger (especially around 6 yr).

How do you think the game stacks up from that perspective? Is it something a parent might consider getting as a gift for the kids?

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