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Depressing News Of The Day: There Was "Almost" A LEGO Marvel Video Game

Try imagining miniaturezed versions of Spider-Man and the X-Men fighting out in your head and not endlessly cracking a smile. The concept of a LEGO Marvels video game makes perfect sense. It makes such perfect sense, in fact, that LEGO series developer Traveller's Tales was pursuing the Marvel license a few years back, according to studio...

Posted April 22, 2010
Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues GamesCom 2009 Interview

G4 spoke with LucasArts' Matt Shell at GamesCom 2009 about Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, that video game where a famous movie character is portrayed as made of plastic Lego blocks. According to Shell, part 2 is a not a remake or rehash. "This is a true, legitimate sequel,” Shell told us. “We’ve taken all...

Posted August 26, 2009
LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues Announced

LucasArts has announced that the next installment in its charming and incredibly fun LEGO Indiana Jones franchise, creatively titled Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, is scheduled for a Fall 2009 release on all major consoles. And while I still wake up every morning hoping to see some bit of news about a truly next-gen Indy game, I...

Posted May 29, 2009
'Indiana Jones' Portable Title PEGI Rated

It's about time Dr. Jones gave handheld gaming a new adventure. The Pan European Game Information (PEGI) has given a "16 and up" rating to Indiana Jones and The Staff of Kings for the PSP and Nintendo DS. Activision's currently on the publisher's helm, but no other details were disclosed on PEGI's website. The Staff of Kings might...

Posted August 28, 2008| 2 Comments
'Lego' Games Still Building

Warner Bros. Interactive is willing to build more Legos - cash generating Lego-themed video games to be specific. Starting with Lego Star Wars game series, to Lego Indiana Jones and the upcoming Lego Batman game, developer Traveller's Tales president Jon Burton said that the Lego blocks won't stop with the caped crusader. "We’ve...

Posted August 8, 2008| 30 Comments