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12/07/09
While I love the sources that they are based on, I cant bring myself to purchase a copy of any iteration. I did try out LEGO SW 1 and it was fun for about one level before I put the controller down and switched it to something else.
I havent experienced any of the cute humor that these games have from my very limited time with the game.
That said, I would like to give these games another go if and only if they make a compilation of all these LEGO games into one and charge less than $70 for it (including all past and future adventure titles for this gen; excluding LEGO RB of course).
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id also like to see a tiny toon adventures platformer thats a hybrid of konamis excellent nes game and TT's mickey mania.
*explodes from the thought of such a game*
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However, I have made it a goal of mine to place a lot of time in between each game. In addition, I plan on never diving into the Lego Indy games due to a lack of attachment to the film series.
The end result is that the Lego games become a guilty pleasure of mine that I can indulge in every once in a great while.
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So he's recognizable. The bigger question is why he's wearing the parka hood piece.
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06/01/09
Lego Mario next please!
Oh wait, they already did that..
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05/29/09
someone explain. Please!
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05/29/09
I mean it just seems like kind of a joke to me to release a stand alone game featuring the greatest band of all time and then 2 months later release another game. I guess some people will buy them both, and whoever doesn't like The Beatles (Crazy people? Anti-Brits? Wags?) will buy Lego Rock Band. But to me this game is a total afterthought. I'd like to have the songs in RB2 but would never even come close to considering paying full MSRP just to see Lego characters up on stage.
05/29/09
Yeah but no one's going to buy a game about the Beatles. They're a horrible band and nobody likes them.
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05/29/09
Why laugh? You know it's true. There's nothing innovative about it and they're just milking the cash cow.
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You say that nothing has leaked about it. That's because nobody seriously cares at this point. What can they possibly do besides add more of the same instruments? Everybody already knows the songs. So who cares? There's really not much to leak.
05/29/09
This is so funny.
05/29/09
From a business perspective, though, this makes sense.
Should I be part of the problem and forward this to my nephew who adores the LEGO series of games?
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+ Watch video
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Plus, the only real benefit I can see of LEGO Rock Band would be to use more video-style performances like the above instead of typical live concert backgrounds.
05/29/09
>:(
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