LEGO Indiana Jones: Experience the Original Adventures on Nintendo Wii

Amazon Customer: Unlike the PS2 version there was no input lag with this one. Lots of characters and cool cheats to unlock. This game is better with two players.

United States on Sep 18, 2023

DEAH: Bought this game for our 7 year old. He found it very user friendly, and easy to navigate. The adventures are both engaging and fun. The storylines are relative to the movies. Overall excellent product!

Canada on Aug 07, 2020

Maria Isabela: My son loved it.

Canada on Jun 12, 2020

Amazon Customer: Bought as gift. Good price

Canada on Sep 06, 2019

Lynn: Our kids (ages 7 and 6) absolutely love this game! Lots of problem solving and not violent; win win!

Canada on Jan 15, 2019

Amazon Customer: as expected. works great! just wish they made it for playstation 4.

Canada on Feb 07, 2018

Ace: In some ways I feel bad about giving this a 3 star since it has lots to be said for it and in fact is a must get for an adult looking to play a co-op game with their child.

I won't talk much about the good things, because lots of other reviews cover those, instead I'll concentrate on the problems.

1. You can only save at the end of a "mission". I understand that in the 1980s there were memory limitations, but in the new millennium, there is no reason not to be allowed to save anywhere in the game. Especially since some of the missions are long, fatigue would set in for my child and sometimes we were running into her bed time.

2. There is no camera control. You have to take what the game gives you and sometimes it is tricky lining things up.

3. Parts are too hard. I know this sounds hard to believe about a game with unlimited lives, but you do get docked points every time you die (at least until later when you gain enough money and complete enough unlocks to buy "extras"). It's frustrating to build up a bunch of points and then see them all drained away because you come to a section where the enemy is throwing grenades every five seconds. Some of the...

United States on Jul 04, 2010

Mark Baker - Carstairs Considers: This game is completely addicting. I never would have expected to be this addicted to it until I tried a level with my brother.

You are playing through levels based on the classic trilogy. However, you are playing as Lego versions of the characters in a Lego world. As a result, the only penalty for dying is losing points. Yes, you need points, but you can finish a level with zero and still have completed the level. For someone like me, that's actually a bit refreshing.

You play each level at least twice. First time through, you are in Story Mode. There are animated scenes that help retell the story between the difference parts of the stage. During each stage, you must collect Lego studs and solve various puzzles to get from beginning to end while defeating enemies who want to kill you.

Once you've played in Story Mode, you can go back in Free Play. Here, you'll take around 8 characters with you, each with different abilities that help you figure out different puzzles. Each level has 10 treasure chests to collect as well as other goodies hidden throughout. And you need those other characters to do it.

This game uses the Nunchuck as well as the remote....

United States on Jan 21, 2010