LEGO Indiana Jones not four-player
LucasArts stamps on false report.
LucasArts has quashed our hopes and revealed that LEGO Indiana Jones will not have four-player co-op after all.
Reports from earlier in the week suggest it did, after attending a publisher-lead demonstration of the game. But apparently it was all misunderstood and there are no plans for the feature to be included.
"LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures will feature the user friendly drop-in/drop-out two-player cooperative feature that players have come to know and love," said game producer Shawn Storc.
"However, we are not expanding this feature to a higher player count. I certainly do apologize for any confusion that has arisen; we must have been in a LEGO induced haze at the Collector’s Party."
Word it will be released on 3rd June remains unchallenged by the publisher, thankfully, although we're still none-the-wiser to a European launch. Sniff.
Pop over to our LEGO Indiana Jones gamepage for more information, or relax in front of The Eurogamer TV Show - Episode 22 to see what we got up to at Skywalker Ranch, home of everything LucasArts.
No, George with his sculpted hair was not there, but we were, bizarrely, left unchecked to wander the grounds.
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I guess they want to get it out in time for the flick though.
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(All that said, from what I hear Halo is really easy with 4 players co-op - sounds like it wasn't balanced very well aka more work!!)
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[link url=http://indianajones.lego.com/en-US/Games/Default.aspx ]http://in dianajones.lego.com/en-US/Games...[/link]
for a lego indy minigame!
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Then again like you said I forgot how many of the puzzles in Lego SW revolved around just the two of you, so I suppose it would have been a bitch.
It just would've been good fun over Live that's all. Ohh well.
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If lego starwars is anything to go by.. this will be oodles more complex than halo 3.. Think about it..
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Not worth it imho.
If i'm not playing co-op with friends on my sofa with beers.. then its not worth doing.
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BOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
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