WindowsReleased in US: October 2, 1997Released in EU: October 15, 1997 This game has unused cinematics. This game has unused music. This game has unused sounds. This game has debugging material. LEGO Island is a rather open-ended LEGO game that was successful enough to guarantee many more LEGO PC games. Type ogel during gameplay to enable an extensive set of debugging keyboard shortcuts. There's also a debug feature accessible without the "ogel" code: press + on the Numpad and various character models will flip by. Each press will also cause the camera to temporarily jump up and to the right. While the viewpoint is altered, it's possible to freely walk off paths and through walls. This mode is very finicky; sometimes part or all of it will stop working for no obvious reason. This unused prerendered cutscene shows the Power Brick flying off the top of the Information Center to heroic fanfare, which doesn't really fit the game at all. The only time the Brick comes off the Center is when the Brickster steals it using the helicopter, which happens in an ordinary in-game cutscene (and doesn't match the climactic tone of this video very well).
A 22050 Hz version of the jail theme is stored with the rest of the music files, but only the 11025 Hz version ever plays. It was probably left out because it contrasts sharply with the rest of the island themes, which use the lower sample rate. This unused line is the original source of the message that plays when the game can't find the CD data. The used version has been edited (rather clumsily) to remove the word "back". It seems that the original idea was to play this message if the CD was ejected during gameplay, but doing so just crashes the game. This would have played when a new user name was entered in the registration book that matched an existing one, but instead this just signs on as the existing user. An undocumented registry entry allows the game to be run in a window instead of fullscreen. Set the value HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Mindscape\LEGO Island\Full Screen to 0 to force windowed mode. This feature seems to be incomplete, though – it always uses the same rendering mode regardless of other settings.
To play this game, you need to download a Gameboy Advance/GBA emulator, click here to see our emulators. Similar Games You May LikeCreator: Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge WindowsReleased in US: March 30, 2001Released in EU: March 30, 2001 This game has unused areas. This game has unused sounds. LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge is a rather rushed successor to the popular LEGO Island. This game started as a tie-in to various product lines from LEGO, headed by Krisalis Software. The developers didn't want to throw away their work, so one noticed the main character looked a little like Pepper. Development was then tossed on over to Silicon Dreams, who then tried to hack it into a LEGO Island game, but the project turned out a little too ambitious and it ended up being a case of planning too much without seeing. The result is a very obviously unpolished game with long load times, hacked together story and gameplay, and voice acting that may very well have been done by the development team themselves.
On the plus side, though, this also means it's rife with unused content. This is an unused area on Adventurers' Island, on the part after Snake Pursuit but before Desert Speedster/Fishing. If you get the camera at the right angle, you can see inside an area by the pyramid. It's a small hallway with four pillars and a coffin at the end. Instead of bothering to remove it altogether, the developers just blocked off the entrance. Through modding, you can get inside it, but there is nothing in there. It's unknown what it was going to be used for. An unused music track found in the game files called "Town Bridge" plays a short lighthearted introduction, plays all the way through the main theme of LEGO Island, and awkwardly transitions into a strange low-pitched segment. Like the pyramid area, it is unknown what it was going to be used for, and the only bridge that exists in this game is a very small road bridge. Maybe the developers had a bigger bridge planned? The last segment can be found individually as "TromSolo", but it isn't used either.
An alternate version of pulling out the skateboard, followed by an excerpt from Apocalypse Now: "I love the smell of napalm in the morning!" This is stored in the folder with T-Rex Racing, obviously left in by mistake considering the file name.Lego Island 2 (USA) ISOPSX on PSP / PSX2PSP eBoot ISOsAdventureSkateboardingHow to Play this Game ? Now you can upload screenshots or other images (cover scans, disc scans, etc.) for Lego Island 2 (USA) to Emuparadise. If you'd like to nominate Lego Island 2 (USA) for Retro Game of the Day, please submit a screenshot and description for it. Download Lego Island 2 (USA)Note: This game is a PSX2PSP eBoot and is meant to be played on a Sony PSP. If you are looking for a PSX/PS1 ISO to play on an emulator or console then please check our Sony Playstation ISOs Section. Dal 1997, sono stati pubblicati 52 videogiochi basati sul sistema di costruzioni Lego. In origine, i giochi erano basati interamente sulle proprietà Lego. Nel 2001, con Lego Creator: Harry Potter, sono stati introdotti giochi basati anche su licenza di proprietà intellettuali non Lego.
Da allora, Lego ha avuto in licenza altri diversi marchi per l'utilizzo nei suoi videogiochi, tra cui Star Wars, Batman e Rock Band. Tutti i giochi basati sulle proprietà concessi in licenza sono stati sviluppati da TT Games, con l'eccezione di Lego Creator: Harry Potter e Lego Creator: Harry Potter e la camera dei segreti, che sono stati sviluppati da Superscape. Portale Videogiochi: accedi alle voci di Wikipedia che trattano di Videogiochi Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues är ett spel utvecklat av Traveller's Tales och utgivet av LucasArts. Spelet låter spelare att spela en "tongue-in-cheek" tappning av de fyra Indiana Jones-filmerna,[2] inkluderat den senaste filmen i franchisen, Indiana Jones och Kristalldödskallens rike, som inte inkluderades i det föregående spelet. Spelet släpptes den 17 november 2009 på PlayStation 3, Xbox 360, Wii, PlayStation Portable, Microsoft Windows och Nintendo DS. Denna artikel om datorspel saknar väsentlig information.