Andrex

Strange, you must have pressed Player 2's button by accident haha. Anyway, I love the demo, a lot. Now I'm even more hyped for the overall game >.>. I look forward to playing it on my Wii ^^. Free Play is full of fun also :D. -- Andrex

Ah yes! I love the ability to use any old item! Beat an enemy, steal their stuff, then attaaack! Not so sure that you get get Lego eating spider things in the films, but grabbing spears and throwing them at the enemy is always satisfying. Gotta love this game! -- Andrex PS - Good on you getting the PS2 version ^^. It's good to know that console still gets some recognition. I refuse to get a PS3 until FF is released on it haha. So darn expensive x.x.

Ah yes, it is indeed the first level from the game, entitled "The Lost Temple". After you've beaten it on regular mode, you get Free Play with Indy, a native, Willie Scott, the technician/pilot, SEAN CONNERY, a weird person with grenades aaand Short Round. Oh and the guy who joins you at the start [i FORGOT THE NAME X.X]. -- Andrex

Haha, I just played through :D pretty fun for a first level indeed! I didn't complete Free Play, but I did toy around with Willie's scream attack =P hahaha. Great fun =). And wow, what a brilliant new trailer! -- Andrex

Wow, some of you are posting early haha. Considering this is a demo, it's actually downloading pretty quickly. I look forward to toying around with it later today =). -- Andrex

Haha, I have to agree with you there! All these little quirks and unique character traits are superb. Considering they're Lego figures, there's so much character <3. -- Andrex

Ooh! Such a tough decision.. You know I actually wanted a Palpatine set right from the beginning.. Yet a Mon Calamari scene? That could be brilliant! The thing is, as much as I've wanted a Mon Calamari ship, I think it would just end up being an undersized replica lacking interactivity. Oh wait - *reads the description*. Ah hah! So we've already had the Slave I, and a Cloud City set, I see no purpose for a further remake. So.. I'm going for the Mon Calamari Cruiser! Why? Because it's a control room and hangar. A control room would be very nifty indeed, and a hangar is always welcome. Palpatine rules, but it'll just be one big minifig fest [which okay, is awesome, but I want a memorable set as well as quality figures]. There's my vote! And it's a trap? Nah, but it's awesome =). -- Andrex

And for those like me without a PS3 or 360.. http://uk.wii.ign.com/articles/872/872306p1.html An awesome preview, including videos, for the Wii version! Aah my hype just went up another notch! I've been kinda cautious, worrything that the graphics have been focused for the more hi-def consoles, but this looks brilliant! I am a happy blobopotamus! ^^' -- Andrex

Actual big sets? I'm not too sure! But we now have some hi-def videos from the console versions! IT LOOKS FANTASTIC! http://www.jeuxvideo.fr/lego-indiana-jones...ctu-139228.html EDIT: Dang, sorry, I didn't notice that double post ^^'. Wow, I sure love them nonetheless, thanks! I'm really hyped for this <3. I'm getting the Wii version, since I don't have a PS3 or 360, but I think this shows off a lot for all the consoles nonetheless. I mean check out the combat with Indy O.O. Fun this shall be! -- Andrex

Well for those interested in the Nintendo DS version [promisingly made by the same team who made the DS version of LSW:TCS], go to: http://wiiz.fr/article.php?a=17705 There you can find several videos and screenshots! Looks fun =) -- Andrex

Now that is a good video! I love these films so much. It's good to see them in Lego form :D. Awesome cutscene! -- Andrex

Well, this just made me salivate. I bring to you [mostly] brand new screenshots and artwork! And wow they sure are fantastic . ENJOY! Credit goes to http://wiiz.fr for the images! -- Andrex

Wow, there really hasn't been any news lately. Ah well, here's a press release for y'all! Enjoy~ *tongue* There's not really anything new, but hey, it's encouraging! But before I go, how about.. some DS screens? I'm actually quite looking forward to the DS title, and may have to check it out. Having played Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga for the DS and thoroughly enjoying it, I think this has great potential. The same team are working on it, so I have great faith that it'll turn out just right. Here you go! -- Andrex

Aaah, I wasn't going to buy anything this year. Now I'm tempted O.O that is awesome. Plus, it's not really Technic at all. Most, if not all, the pieces are normal Lego Bricks. And considering that, it's certainly well put together! -- Andrex

No worries! I'm seriously excited about this series, so many revelations and cameos. It's definitely going to be a great few months =). Also, I LOVE that Adipose pic ???theriddler???! Great job! -- Andrex

Here is the full summary of series 4 for y'all =) written by RT Davies himself. Enjoy! Episode 1: Partners in Crime Writer: Russell T Davies Guest star: Sarah Lancashire Modern-day London, and a brand-new diet pill is being tested by the mysterious Adipose Industries. Slogan: the fat just walks away! But soon, there are unexplained deaths, strange creatures in the shadows, and the Doctor starts investigating, little knowing that an old friend of his is also on the trail… We last saw Donna Noble in the Christmas 2006 special (The Runaway Bride), when her wedding day was ruined by Robot Santas, a Giant Spider, and a villainous groom. But at the end of that story, when the Doctor offered her a place on board the Tardis, she said no. I've always imagined Donna's reaction, when she woke up on Boxing Day. "I said what??!" She's realised that life as a temp in Chiswick doesn t quite compare to adventures in time and space. Now she's determined to put that right - and once Donna decides to do something, not even the sinister Miss Foster and her macabre alien horde can stop her! I had loved Donna so much, and wanted to write more for her, but I never dreamt for a second that Catherine Tate would be able to commit to an entire series of 13 episodes. Surely she's the busiest woman in TV, not to mention cinema? But thank God, we decided to risk it, and actually asked. And Catherine said yes! Immediately! And her performance is just dazzling. After Rose plucked our heartstrings, and Martha's love went unrequited, it's wonderful to have a companion who isn't interested in the Doctor in that way - she's a friend, an equal and a conscience, and I swear she will break your heart. Episode 2: The Fires of Pompeii Writer: James Moran Guest stars: Phil Davis, Peter Capaldi, Sasha Behar Pompeii, AD 79. And it's volcano day! But there's far more than Vesuvius to worry about: psychic powers are running rampant; a secretive Sisterhood conceals a horrifying High Priestess; and beneath the ground, vast creatures are stirring. This is where Donna truly comes into her own, challenging the Time Lord like no-one's ever done before, with one vital question: if he knows everyone is going to die, why can't he save them? For once, there's no easy answer for the Doctor, as the Cult of Vulcan prepares to forge a new empire on Earth… After last year's visit to meet Shakespeare - our most ambitious production to date - we were determined to go one better. This production team meets every challenge thrown at it, every time. In this case, it meant taking the Tardis from Cardiff to the Cinecitt?* studios in Rome to shoot the exterior scenes. The result is spectacular, explosive and tragic. Episode 3: Planet of the Ood Writer: Keith Temple Guest star: Tim McInnerny Donna's first visit to an alien world. And it's freezing! But on the icescapes of a distant planet, the greatest danger might be from the human race itself. When the Doctor meets the Ood again - last seen in 2006's The Impossible Planet and The Satan Pit - he's determined to find out the truth behind their servility. But when an Ood's eyes turn red, you know you're in trouble, and the red-eye is spreading… Trips to alien worlds allow all our design departments to shine - from the prosthetic Ood, to incredible CG vistas, right down to the tiny details of the wardrobe department's futuristic collars and ties. But it's a savage world out there in space with soldiers and riots and betrayals - and for the Doctor, a terrifying encounter with a very big claw! Episodes 4 and 5: The Sontaran Stratagem/The Poison Sky Writer: Helen Raynor Guest star: Christopher Ryan The return of Martha Jones! We've seen Freema Agyeman take Martha from Doctor Who to Torchwood, and now back home again in her new job as medical officer for UNIT, a worldwide army dedicated to fighting alien menaces. But the menace is bigger than ever, as the threat of ATMOS spreads across the planet. Sounds like she needs her old friend, the Doctor! But he's about to meet an old enemy, as the Sontarans lie in wait - the warlike, potato-faced monsters not seen on screen since 1985. They're back, they're brutal and they're out for revenge… This story also gives us a chance to catch up with the family Donna left behind - her no-nonsense mum (Jacqueline King) and Grandad, played by none other than Bernard Cribbins. Bernard appeared in the Christmas 2007 special, alongside Kylie Minogue, and we loved him so much, we asked him back! Episode 6: The Doctor's Daughter Writer: Stephen Greenhorn Guest stars: Georgia Moffett, Nigel Terry Yes, that's the title. And it does exactly what it says on the tin! I'm saying no more; just watch David Tennant take the Doctor into new territory, with his most spellbinding performance yet. Episode 7: The Unicorn and the Wasp Writer: Gareth Roberts Guest stars: Felicity Kendal, Fenella Woolgar In 1926, Agatha Christie mysteriously disappeared, only to be found, ten days later, with no memory of what happened. Was it a nervous breakdown? A cry for help? Or perhaps a giant alien wasp…? It's a classic murder mystery, with a country house, vintage cars, a flapper, a vicar, a butler, a body in the library, tea on the lawn, and horrible deaths. And see if you can spot how many titles of Agatha Christie novels are hidden in the dialogue! Episodes 8 and 9: Silence in the Library/Forest of the Dead Writer: Steven Moffat Guest stars: Alex Kingston, Colin Salmon Just to warn you, Steven Moffat created the "Are you my mummy?" Empty Child, Madame de Pompadour's Clockwork Droids and last year's Weeping Angels ("Don't blink!"). But I think he was just warming up, getting ready for this year's adventure. Now we've got two episodes of terror with an abandoned library, moving shadows, the gruesome Nodes, and the horrifying Data Ghost - possibly the most spine-chilling scene I've ever seen, anywhere. Don't blink indeed, don't miss a second! [uPDATE: Forest of the Dead is the new title for what was previously announced as River's Run] Episode 10: Midnight Writer: Russell T Davies Guest stars: Lesley Sharp, Lindsey Coulson, David Troughton The planet Midnight: a leisure world! Golden spas, diamond landscapes, anti-gravity restaurants… what could possibly go wrong? But for once the Doctor's left powerless and terrified as the knocking on the wall begins… Episode 11: Turn Left Writer: Russell T Davies Guest star: Chipo Chung The strands of Donna's story begin to draw towards a terrible climax as she finds her life, her family, her entire world being devastated. Only one person can help. But this time, it's not the Doctor - it's someone from a parallel universe, a woman thought to be lost for ever… Episodes 12 and 13: TBA/Journey's End Writer: Russell T Davies Guest stars: Too many to name! It's the big finale! And the title of Episode 12 is being kept secret as it gives away too much. But the threat is on a truly epic scale, as an ancient enemy is resurrected and the whole universe is thrown into danger. Who are the Children of Time? What is the secret of the Vault? And surely, this time, not everyone can get out alive…? -- Andrex

I've still not seen Stardust haha. On the other hand, I got Princess Mononoke in the post yesterday. Great film! Some original concepts indeed. -- Andrex

Swastikas would be interesting, we'll have to see, since I've not heard it mentioned elsewhere. Anyhoo, here's an article for you! There is nothing new here, but it's still a good read. Enjoy =] Courtesy of ComputerAndVideoGames.com -- Andrex

:-D As I promised. I only scanned in the first page, since the second was just screenshots we've already seen with funny captions :-P. Behold the article! Enjoy! -- Andrex Quick edit! I think that's a typo when they say it's 4-player, so don't get your hopes up x.x.

Ah if I recall, that was the IGN article ^^. Thanks for those! Also, I got my Official Nintendo Magazine yesterday. It had a double page spread on Lego Indiana Jones, but nothing really new. Just the screenshots we recently got, and a funky lil article. If you want I'll scan it in *sweet*. -- Andrex

Haha that's great ^^ thank you so much for that, Piranha. I was going to go to Play.com's Live!.. but.. Train tickets would be expensive enough on their own, so I restrained myself in the end. Nevertheless, it's good we're getting so much news *wub* I'll definitely be putting a preorder in soon! -- Andrex

Happy birthday!! :-D I hope you have a fantastic day! Oh and, gotta love that birthday cake! *yoda* -- Andrex

Hello there! I have unearthed new hidden treasure! Firstly, some pictures that you may find interesting ^^. One or two may be old, but I tried to pick out some of the newer artefacts :-D. For a fun little read, and a few more screens, head on down to http://uk.xbox360.ign.com/articles/858/858015p1.html. Enjoy! =) -- Andrex

Final Fantasy XII: Revenant Wings. The sequel to one of my favourite games of all time.. and it's portable O.O very fun once you get into it, and plenty to do! 20 hours in, 60% done *wub*. -- Andrex

I see I have rivalry :-P haha. And The Kid, Resi 5 eh? I'm curious as to how that's going to turn out O.O. Looks rather bizarre, like 28 Days Later or something. Perhaps there'll be zombie giraffes *wub*. -- Andrex