- The adventure continues but should it really have, I don't think so. I have been a fan of the LEGO series of games since day one as they have always done a great job of bringing a nostalgic feel to all the games.

When I was ten years old, I had a lot of free time. School, church and chores eliminated some of it, but otherwise I was left to my own devices. Since we didn't even have a television signal and generally lived miles from any other kids my age, my constant companions were books, blank paper and...

It's another Lego game! Wooo! That isn't the reaction I had when we received Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues in the office. With the numerous Star Wars games, the Batman game, Lego Rock Band and the previous Indy title, it does feel like we've already had our fix.

did a lot of things right, as most LEGO-based titles tend to do. It was entertaining, accessible, and nicely presented, especially in regards to the younger target audience. Obviously, though, I was expecting more from the sequel, because I had heard Indy would now be able to aim his whip, and there...

Bit of a mixed bag.

Lego Indy 2 is way 10o0% better than the first one, I thought the first was boring. There's a free roam in any of the enviornments you play in and you can always replay levels if you'd like as any character. You can also create over 10 characters and about ninty levels to create!

Your child will love this game. Great graphics and sounds, will spend hours playing this game. I highly recommend this game!!!

Having played this and Lego Starwars Clone War, my perception of Lego based games had changed for the better. It is a fun game for both adults and kids.

Warning: Opening of the Ark may cause melting Mention the word ‘Aliens' and all you'll hear from my usually filthier mouth is "How dare they ruin a beloved film franchise and practically demolish the only protagonist in Hollywood history that kept my moral compass in check.

Hub levels are a welcome addition; Retains everything that made the original great; Comprehensive level builder

Limited online capabilities; Terrible vehicle segments

This game fits in perfectly with the rest of the Lego video games. It's fun to play, full of extras to discover and unlock, has some great, amusing cutscenes and runs really well. I've been a fan of Indiana Jones for years, so to me, this was going to be great fun anyway, but even those that are new...