Done in a Robot Chicken look, check out this YouTube video featuring original sound, visuals plus Master D’s exploding cranium… after the credits of course. In glorious side-scrolling 2D LEGO!
Lego Indiana Jones 2 has rolled up crap too!
Last week’s gaming convention in Cologne, Germany was called GamesCom. What did we get from the trip? How about the runs and these 4 screenshots of Lego Indy 2. As always, the game will be featured on nearly every platform including: The Wii, Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo DS, PSP, and PC. It will also feature levels from the latest Indiana Jones film.
The game is slated for a November 6th release date.
If you’ve been looking for another reason to play with LEGO’s, LEGO Rock Band will be your meal ticket. Here’s the first official trailer leaked for your viewing pleasure. We’re still trying to figure out why this game will be huge. We know everyone enjoys the LEGO series. And Harmonixs’ Rock Band is already a successful title. But can you really put Cranberry with any other juice, and will it still taste crisp and refreshing?
From the developers who brought you, Lego Star Wars I & II, Lego Batman and Lego Indiana Jones comes this new well built LEGO Rock Band! TT Games will mix in one of the best-selling franchise game with an already successful rhythm based music game to build LEGO Rock Band. The game will be on nearly every platform; Wii, PS3, X360, and DSi.
You’ll be able to customize your “rocker” as you tour the globe in LEGO fashion rocking out to some tracks along the way. Players will be able to create their own LEGO Rock Band style as they customize their minifigure avatars, band and entourage, including roadies, managers and crew. LEGO Rock Band will support Rock Band and Guitar Hero instruments.
According to this Time Line that was supposed to be presented at the GDC last week, a slide revealing a little more than intended was discovered. Lego Rock Band may be making it’s debut after all. According to the Time Line, We should see LEGO Rock Band before “Beatles: 09/09/09″. This slide was among a batch that was sent for “speech approval” by Harmonix senior designer Dan Teasdale for his GDC presentation, “Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap: Design Lessons Learned From Rock Band,” but never shown.
Traveller’s Tales is the studio responsible for recent Lego video games based on the Star Wars, Indiana Jones, and Batman franchises. EA currently handles distribution for the Rock Band series.
More info when we get it…
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