Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues

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• GGameSpot

  Tom Mc Shea · Nov 25, 2009

  8.0

  There is a lot of content packed into this package. It will take quite a few hours to play through all four movies, and once you complete them all, it's worth going back to solve the puzzles that stumped you the first time around to pick up the many items you missed or simply couldn't afford. And when you finish with the developer-made content, you can build you own epic adventure from scratch.

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• CCVG

  Xbox World 360 · Nov 24, 2009

  7.7

  More of the same, but with far less reason to exist. A bit like the last movie, really
• VGVideo Gamer

  Tom Orry · Nov 23, 2009

  7.0

  So while it's not quite up there with the best in the Lego series, The Adventure Continues is still a fun romp, especially if you plan to play with some younger family members.

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• IIGN

  Chris Roper · Nov 19, 2009

  6.0

  LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues does try to do a few new things, but Traveller's Tales messed with the wrong stuff and essentially broke a solid, if aging, formula. The lack of secrets in the main levels is a mistake, the new hub worlds are confusing and the level editor is just short of being pointless. If you haven't already played it, the original LEGO Indiana Jones is a much better purchase.

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• GTGame Trailers

  Game Trailers · Nov 18, 2009

  7.0

  While it's still fun to smash up bricks with a friend, Lego Indiana Jones 2 doesn't do much to depart from the formula
• CCheatcc

  Robert VerBruggen · Nov 17, 2009

  7.4

  Whatever its flaws, this game does a decent enough job of walking the line between sticking to the formula and mixing things up. The developers will need to refine some of the changes in future installments; in particular, the "where do I go now?" problem is serious, especially for very young children with short attention spans. Regardless, it's refreshing to see them try something new for a change, and given the constant stream of LEGO-themed games, the franchise has aged surprisingly well.

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