15 used & new from $0.19 Get the War Within The Cartel Pack this month with Twitch Prime! The items in the War Within The Cartel Pack are pulled directly from your enemies in the Santa Blanca Cartel in Ghost Recon Wildlands. The pack includes: 1) Two patches 2) XP Booster 3) Santa Blanca Hat 4) Santa Blanca Shirt 5) The Skorpion gun used by El Muro featured in the War Within The Cartel. The action adventure continues...sequel to the bestselling Lego Island!Product InformationHelp Pepper save LEGO Island!The Brickster has escaped from jail and has stolen the Constructopedia! Now hehas the power to take LEGO Island apart brick by brick and only Pepper can stophim-but he needs your help! Explore the Mummy's Tomb and escape the gem-stealing serpents on Adventurers'Island. Pilot a space shuttle and ride a pterodactyl! Rescue trapped dinosaursand joust with a powerful knight! It's Pepper's most exciting adventure ever-will he stop the Brickster or will LEGO Island be destroyed?
Your mission will be to save Lego Island from the chaos the Brickster iscausing leading to the deconstruction of all the homes and buildings. ExploreLego Island as you deliver pizzas and hang out at the skateboard park.Once the buildings have been rebuilt travel to Castle Island to joust with theDark Knight and scuba dive to retrieve valuable bricks. Immerse yourself in thepuzzles and amazing challenges on Adventurer's Island such as Matching Mummies.And prepare for the final showdown on Ogel Island.Achieve your ultimate goal to stop the downfall of Lego Island of LegoIsland. Product Features Ride a dinosaur in the race against time. Escape the rolling rock as you uncover the secrets of the Mummies' Tomb. Face your final challenge as you lift-off for Ogel Island! Have fun traveling around Lego Island on your cool skateboard. Defeat the Dark Knight in a thrill packed jousting tournament. Dive deep to retrieve the bricks and repair the bridge to Castle Island. Prepare for your epic space adventure by mastering your sky-diving skills.
Pilot a plane a boat or even a Pterodactyl when Island hopping.System Requirements Windows 95/98/Me Pentium II 266 MHz 4x speed CD-ROM drive 64 MB RAM 600 MB free hard disc space DirectX patib The mischievous Brickster has broken out of the town jail and turned loose his army of Brickster Bots to take apart LEGO Island brick by little plastic brick. Players become Pepper, the skateboarding pizza delivery boy, to battle Brickster through 18 levels based on popular LEGO play themes, such as Adventurers, Castle, and LEGO City. Players ride a variety of conveyances around the island from a first-person perspective, including a space shuttle and a pterodactyl. Objectives within the levels include deep-sea diving for bricks, jousting with the Dark Knight, snake shooting, matching mummies in ancient Egypt, and target parachuting. Friendly LEGO figures are always close by and willing to offer pithy observations. 2.7 out of 5 stars #159 in Software > Children's Software > Games 5.6 x 4.8 x 0.2 inches;
Item can be shipped within U.S. Product Warranty: For warranty information about this product, please click here 65 star17%4 star33%1 star50%See all verified purchase reviewsTop Customer ReviewsFour StarsChallenging and coolNot compatibleIt don't work!Can't get the...software to work.its very cool What Other Items Do Customers Buy After Viewing This Item? Lego Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge (XP Compatible Version) Lego Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge Lego Island 1 & 2 (Jewel Case) Look for Similar Items by Category Software > Children's > GamesA lot of exchanges in the games can be quite hilarious or some of the BLAMs that can happen frequently. This spectator exchange when watching a race. Red GreenbasePolly Gone Bradford Brickford Shiney Doris Shiney ShineyNick Enter and Return's introduction: EnterReturn EnterReturnEnter Keep in mind that they were both in white hospital uniforms. All of the stuff they loaded into the (seemingly) Hammerspace ambulance.
Rescuing the person who was choking on a shark, who was choking on a dog, who was choking on a cat, who was choking on a parrot Papa And the exchange once he's on the stretcher. EnterReturnEnterReturnEnterReturnEnter Valerie Stubbins riding her jet ski like it's a wild bull. As Laura, you can change people's moods (their way of walking). One such mood has their heads literally bobbing up-and-down as they walk, as though their heads were barely attached to their bodies. As Pepper, you can change a character's hair or hat. It's possible to have every guy on the island walking around with a cat, pizza, parrot, or coffee mug on their head. In the second game, Papa gives us a priceless facial expression◊ in the cutscene that plays after returning from Adventurers' Island. For added hilarity, this mod replaced Pepper's face with this expression. In LEGO Island 2, if Pepper's horse doesn't build up any momentum during the jousting minigame, the Dark Knight actually jumps off his own horse, runs towards Pepper's horse, grabs the end of Pepper's lance, and proceeds to lift Pepper clean off the horse and toss him into the ocean.
One of the rare times where LEGO Island 2's humor actually came anywhere close to emulating the style of the original. It may have been left on the cutting room floor, but this subversion of Luke, I Am Your Father could have easily been LEGO Island 2's best joke: The Brickster: Did the Infomaniac tell you about your father? Pepper Roni: Uh... he told me enough, I guess. The Brickster: Well, I am your father. The Brickster: You're right, Pepper. I ain't your father, but I had you going! The Black Knights were one of the various factions of LEGO's Castle theme and were introduced in 1988. During its run, a total of thirteen sets were released as part this series, including two major castles, making it one of the larger LEGO Castle factions of this era. The black colour of their fortifications was one of the features that set the Black Knights apart from earlier factions. The Black Knights were also distinguished by their symbol, which was a blue wyvern dragon featured on their shields and banners, a motif that was also used by the Dragon Masters with different colours.
The Black Knights were phased out as regular theme after 1994 but the crest still made occasional appearances until 1996. The first well known Black Knights set released was the 6085 Black Monarch's Castle in 1988, which marked the beginning of the Black Knights series. The enormous black castle was guarded by twelve knights, four of them mounted on horses. This was one of the first sets to include the horse armor piece or barding. Also, the triangular dragon shields were originally invented to represent the Black Knights. An interesting feature the castle had was that it could be opened and closed using the special "hinge" pieces for more play in the interior. In 1989, three Black Knights were included in the Knights' Challenge set. Two more Black Knights sets were released in 1990, which were 6059 Knight's Stronghold, a set that featured a town gate and five knights along with a big catapult, and 6034 Black Monarch's Ghost, a set that included a lone armored knight and a glow in the dark ghost.
These two sets were one of the last LEGO Castle sets to carry the LEGOLAND banner. The two 1990 castle sets were re-released in 1992 with the LEGO System banner on the boxes, but the instruction booklets of the sets, still had the LEGOLAND banner. The only changes that were made to the 1992 re-release sets, were the horse saddles. The saddles were changed from one clip to two clips since 1992 was the year that introduced the altered LEGO horse saddle. In 1992, the LEGO Group introduced the 6086 Black Knight's Castle that was originally called Dungeon Master's Castle until 1994, when the name was changed during its last year. Mounted on a raised baseplate, this was the largest set in the Castle theme during its production run, being considered one of the best castles ever released. It included four mounted knights, six soldiers/guards, a Wolfpack renegade prisoner, and a glow in the dark ghost. Like Black Monarch's Castle, it included the horse armor or barding piece, but now two out of the four mounted knights had helmet visors and breastplate armor pieces like the knights introduced in 1990.
There were new dragon plumes available in four different colours (just like the feather plumes), as well as introducing a new oval shield with a red and blue dragon printed. The older dragon triangular shield continued to be used in the set, to be carried by foot soldiers. This set was the first major castle to have minifigures with facial hair, mustache and beard faces rather than only having the usual plain, grin face. Two other main Black Knights sets were released 1992 as well. There was the 6057 Sea Serpent, the biggest LEGO Castle boat ever released in the 1990s and also the last set to include Black Falcon figures. The other was the 6009 Black Knight, a small set that included a single, full armored knight, along with new accessories such as the oval shield, dragon plumes, and beard face. In 1993 four smaller sets were released that did not appear in any catalogue. Instead, the sets from 1992 were still included until the end of 1994 when the Black Knights ceased to exist as a proper Castle theme.
1993 also saw the introduction of the new Dragon Masters theme, which reused the oval dragon shields but featured green dragons instead of blue ones. The theme also reused the "dragon plumes" introduced in 1992. In 1995 and 1996 there were still new sets released that included minifigures with the Black Knights crest. 6078 Royal Drawbridge included a knight who carried an oval Black Knights shield with a blue dragon but was otherwise dressed like a Dragon Masters knight and 6079 Dark Forest Fortress included a cart whose driver carried a classical triangular Black Knights shield. With two castles, a fortified gate (6059 Knight's Stronghold) and two smaller buildings (6034 Black Monarch's Ghost and 1888 Black Knight's Guardshack) the Black Knights were a faction that was especially strong on buildings. However, they didn't own any noteworthy land vehicles, such as carriages or carts (except the debatable appearance in 6079 Dark Forest Fortress). Even their complement of war material is far from impressive, with only one mobile siege engine (1971 Battering Ram) and two stationary catapults (1491 Dual Defender and 1917 King's Catapult).
A fact that is partially remedied by a rather large fleet for a Castle faction, encompassing a big sailing ship (6057 Sea Serpent) and a boat (1547 Black Knight's Boat), only comparable to the fleet of the Crusaders. Their first castle, was similar in layout to the Crusaders' King's Castle and reprised its fold-out feature, but used mainly black elements and had an overall more elaborate design with less repetitive outer walls and octagonal towers. The Black Knights' second castle made use of the new raised baseplates. Another notable building was a gate with foldable walls that was obviously intended to be used as a supplement for the previous castles since it was no enclosed structure. The Black Knights' coat of arms and main symbol was a blue dragon as seen on their shields and actually resembled a classical wywern dragon. This heraldic animal had only two legs and the wings in contrast to the dragons seen in other LEGO sets that had four limbs in addition to their wings.
The dragon first appeared on the classical triangular shields and a small flag included in the first set 6085 Black Monarch's Castle from 1988. In this first crest the blue dragon had yellow accents in the form of its beak and tail tip. The background was red. On the oval shields that appeared after 1992, the background was changed to yellow and the details of the dragon were now red. The dragon motif also appeared on horse bardings. In 1992 various other forms of presenting the dragon symbol were introduced. The Black Knights were the first ones to trade the old feather plume for a new "dragon plume" that consisted of a small dragon figure mounted on the top of helmets with movable visors and two small dragon wings mounted on the helmets' sides. The dragon plumes were also used as ornaments on castles and ships and were later reused in the new theme where they were mounted to entirely new helmets. 1992 also saw the introduction of a rare flag which was only available in . The flag had four rectangular fields which were either red or blue and contained yellow dragons.