Lego Indiana Jones' WEIRD Nintendo DS Port

[@jordan115v4]

Weird, nah this is my childhood lego game, this game kicked ass, it was a beautiful masterpiece, this is the definitive lego game to me.

[@BaneShake]

Don't worry! This one is wholeheartedly "weird" in the best possible way for these game. The good kind of "weird."

[@testtest-xg4fk]

Same here! I still remember fighting my friends for hours without progressing one bit xD

[@562.anthony2]

Same this game was super fun. Gonna get it for my nephew

[@adamkane7513]

It was a lot of fun in 2 player co-op mode.

[@tiky_plus]

TRUE, i used to play this game every time i open my old ds, that feeling was one of my best in my entire childhood

[@WaitWhatWho]

Oh you think THIS is weird? Play the ds version of Lego Harry Potter

[@lpe05]

I have so much nostalgia playing this game on the PSP. Hidden gem in my opinion

[@Defnotyeett]

I have. Its cool

[@Walkman05YT]

Nah nah, Lego Star Wars DS is wacky

[@revolvershalashaskaocelot2023]

It's weird because they talk in text also has the console FMV, and it's chillingly fun

[@ElbowStuff]

I used to play that on ipod touch lol

[@grantmoore8228]

Oh man, I just remembered a glitch with the DS version. When you're in the college hubworld, select a character with a whip and use it to attack someone. You have to make sure you only use the whip to attack since if you use your fists, it doesn't work. After you eventually kill your target, immediately switch over to them. Your character will be able to move but they'll float around and go through objects. If you leave the room and out into the main hall, everything would turn brown, red or green. I remember doing that all the time as a kid just to see the results lol

[@HobHobcool]

I remember this! It'd allow you to fall through the floor too if you did it right (I think it was walking into stairs). I remember seeing inside inaccessible rooms, and also way below the map there would be an inflatable raft just floating in the void

[@kthesnake]

I think that was the first glitch I ever saw in a video game

[@Dominic48]

I wonder if this'll work on an emulator

[@lorlh6927]

To ten year old me this felt like defying the laws of physics. Spooky in a way, but I also really enjoyed it :D

[@KitteridgeStudios]

A damn, I discovered a very similar bug as a kid. Do the same thing, but instead of whipping punch the character to death and switch the exact moment the hit lands. You will die and respawn without a head.

[@floydforthought9998]

Remember playing this and Transformers: Deceptions. LEGO Indy was so fun. Having to blow into the DS to inflate a in game object was definitely weird though. Especially if you were doing it around people.

[@_trashvis_]

you and i had the same childhood. those were my games back in the day lmao. i loved the open world map

[@alfiedavies9703]

​@@_trashvis_ok did all three of us have the same childhood???

[@kellym7354]

Four of us! Yes!!! I love these two games.

[@wettoast8902]

I had both autobits and decepticons

[@digsnbones]

i love the autobots one i glitched the game so hard it gave me the meteorite as a vehicle

[@Strikethatpoorboydown]

The DS version of Lego Indiana Jones 2 is also Drastically Different than the main console versions, it’s still a fun port nonetheless

[@ABAgamer_]

It’s been a while since I’ve last played the DS port, and it’s one of my favorites! And one of the few ports where I prefer the handheld over the console!

[@Strikethatpoorboydown]

@@ABAgamer_ same

[@matthewwyman1581]

It only had 2 music tracks and one of them never fucking stops so you better like it

[@feder28]

Playing this game in wireless multiplayer, with both players using goofy ahh custom characters and beating the crap out of each other is the definitive gaming experience.

[@Wyrm3]

I remember playing this game in a smokey pool room while my dad drank and gambled illegally in the backroom. Good times.

[@BaneShake]

That just adds to the atmosphere, ngl

[@Amfneey]

Very underrated content creator. Lego Indiana Jones was always one of my favorite Lego themes. I was always one of those weird kids that preferred Lego Indiana Jones 2 over the Original Adventures, as I found the open areas to be more fun. I remember havint these on the DS, and I was always disappointed it wasn't exactly like its console counterparts. Back then though, I didnt realize a tiny little handheld couldnt be as powerful as a gigantic box lol

[@BaneShake]

Thanks! Indy 2 may be divisive, but the modern Lego games wouldn’t exist as they do without the things it tried, and I respect it so much (some of the best boss fights in the entire franchise, hands down). I’ll probably come back to Indy 2’s handheld port in a few videos.

[@Amfneey]

@@BaneShake sounds awesome man! Keep up the good work!

[@MsCerealCat]

I also prefer the sequel, probably just because I played it more often as a child.

[@CramiamYT]

The og Lego Indian jones was peak

[@BaneShake]

It's such a brilliant game

[@agorel]

lol I remember when DS games would ask me to blow into the microphone I’d just move my finger over the mic slot for a second and it would trick the DS into thinking that I blew it. Definitely saved me some lung capacity as a child lmao

[@Darmaniking]

Hey man, you definitely need to keep making videos on the LEGO DS Games. I came for the Assassin’s Creed, stayed for the Arkham, and a third rotating series would be really great!

[@BaneShake]

For real! I’ve already decided to add Indy 2 in my near-future video plans, though I’m certainly due for the next AssCreed in the rotation…

[@crimsong8068]

This DS game was my intro to Indiana Jones. To this day, I hear the music in the films and my brain goes, "that's from Lego Indiana Jones!" I have a save with 113 hours logged, surprisingly not 100 percented (97.7%) I remember being so mad when I unlocked the clown and he had a shovel (which was my least favorite weapon.) Good times...

[@col.vladislavputchenkov7786]

I still hear the DS Costa Rican jungle soundtrack playing in my head sometimes when I zone out. However there just doesn’t seem to be any trace of it on any kind of media unless you watch raiders of the lost ark where it plays for a short segment at the very beginning of the film.

[@fabianojeda3078]

I have an obsession with ports for less powerful systems

[@BaneShake]

Same. I legitimately miss that about gaming; “one” title could get you two, three, sometimes more dramatically different versions of a game depending on the system. Frankly, sometimes the “weaker” hardware would get you the better version!

[@CarpetBanana]

The young Indy Level was my favorite on the ds as a kid, there was just something about picking up the whip that did something to my smooth brain

[@frrowdyyi5406]

This was the only version I ever played of lego indie and I loved it. But always found it odd that in the bottom screen tutorial text it would say to use my thumbs instead of a stylus to interact with the screen

[@theunknownsoda4602]

This game was part of my early childhood, and it’s honestly nice to see someone talk about it

[@AlphaShark]

This was the very first videogame I ever owned. Lots of nostalgia here, I was 8 when this came out.

[@PaulMDavidson]

Owning every Lego title on the PlayStation Vita is amazing. Those cartridges need to be displayed on velvet in a glass cabinet or something.

[@natetheaverage5270]

Whether or not the new movie ends up being any good, I hope we get a new Lego Indiana Jones from it.

[@AzumarillConGafasBv]

I found it cool, not as good as the pinacle of the franchise but better than Crystal Skull

[@DuckGoDuckRun]

DUUUUDE. This is the version I played in my childhood! And now I’m playing the console version and I was wondering why none of it felt nostalgic to me except for the cutscenes.

[@BaneShake]

Glad I could help you sort that out!

[@supercamborg4218]

This is the version I grew up with. I still want to try the main version

[@Silas_The_Silly]

I remember having and playing the DS port of Lego Indiana Jones and Lego Batman and I remember just constantly going into the main area of this one and walking around and looking at stuff, and with the Batman one, literally replaying the same like 3 levels

[@gracediaclearskies3699]

Oh, this brings back a ton of memories... this + TCS were my first DS games back when the DA Lite came out. My folks decided I was old enough to have video games at 6 years old, and these ports of Lego games were a fantastic introduction to gaming. Now I'm 22, and I still have that DS Lite + TCS :>

[@OnlyMagikarp]

This just showed up in my recommended. Fantastic video and looking forward to more. You got a new subscriber.

[@BaneShake]

Thanks for your support! Fun fact on your name: Magikarp is unironically my favorite Pokemon.

[@fusionspace175]

I don't understand this game. I've been playing for maybe 20 minutes and I can't even figure out if I'm in a level or on some kind of hub world, and if I am, where the levels are. There's switches I don't know how to operate with no explanation, I don't know if they're for later or if I have to figure them out now, because there is no direction in this game. There's a shop and character creator and such, but if there's some kind of area like the theaters in Lego Star Wars that have numbers on them and lead to levels, they could have done a much better job of helping me find them. I'm giving up and I'll try the first one, I hope that's more conventionally laid out.

[@nickthesick9115]

Holy Shit this is wild. first off fantastic video and I love seeing your reactions to the insanity that is the blowing function, but what's really weird is that Lego Indiana Jones for the DS was the first game I ever saved up the money for and bought. the amount of insane things I never quite realized until watching this video is baffling. In fact, for several year I had literally forgotten the enemies were nazis in the movies because I spent so much time as a kid playing the DS port and since it never came up, I just thought they were mean army guys. Why have I let Lego Indiana Jones on the DS affect me as much as it has. help me

[@TheSpy149]

13:12 press “b” to blow

[@MsCerealCat]

I found a nice little hidden gem. I think I'm gonna check out more of your stuff when I wake up in the morning.

[@BaneShake]

Thanks for your support! My Brief-ish History videos have been some of my steadier content, but I've arranged several items on my home page to give a good look at variety here on the channel. I hope you enjoy whatever you select!

[@notGeist]

lol the transphobic wizards was funny af

[@naught19]

instantly liked and subbed when you called harry potter "terf wizard" 😂

[@scarlettNET]

Lego Indy 2 on the DS is also a very interesting port. It's far different from the base version, and it's far better as a result. It focuses specifically on Crystal Skull instead of all four movies, and it instead covers the first three movies in the form of bonus minigames based on setpieces from the movies. It's honestly the definitive version of Indy 2 imo. There's a *lot lot* more I could go into about the DS version of Indy 2 but then this comment would be long enough to crash a computer from the sheer amount of data that would have to be processed.

[@SilentJay0420]

You earned a new sub I like these game reviews people never do. Everyone hops on a trend and they play follow the leader. Keep being unique and the subs will flood in!

[@Akay4444444444444444]

12:51 Certainly you haven't played enough online gaming then!

[@BaneShake]

Lmao

[@Specialist1Aim]

1:19 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 this movie has people F ING

[@Randomninja47]

I think I'm most impressed with how good the 3D looks in this game despite being a DS game. It's really quite impressive.

[@RAFMnBgaming]

I definitely remember having this, seeing people show off the console version with the young indy bit missing from last crusade is always a bit weird. It's good to see a video talking about the DS ports as good and not just dismissing them as the weird handheld cousins of the console games, that they admittedly can be a lot of the time.

[@MisterSandmanAU]

Now we have Indy and the Great Circle coming soon :)

[@BaneShake]

And it’s about time, too!

[@TheSpy149]

23:22 THATS WHERE I REMEMBER HAVING TO MAIL THE RED BRICK BACK!! In every Lego game since I was like “I am dreading having to nail the red brick back” but am relieved when I don’t have to and been wondering where I had to nail it

[@SophiaBlue28]

On the texture warping part at 18:12 I remember when I had this game as a kid one time I turned it on and every single texture in the game was corrupted and looked like pink vomit nightmare fuel.

[@Shr1mp0]

Wow this is such a throwback I had this and I played it so much and the Staff of Kings DS game I loved both of them

[@BaneShake]

I would loooooove to do retrospectives on all things Staff of Kings at some point, though I'm not set on any timing on that.

[@rinsatsuki3374]

Oh, I remember the DS port of Original Adventures. Think there was a oob glitch in the hub where if you hop onto the railing on the left stairs JUST right, you fall right through the hub level and hit a death plane. But not just a death plane, but one that presents you with the "Blow" prompt for making a raft or blowing out a torch I believe that they were planning on having another area for the hub because of this, and the fact that I discovered this as a kid was real cool imo.

[@joshc5613]

I remember when I was like 10 or so, I asked for Lego Indiana Jones 2 for Christmas, specifically the PSP version, since that was the only game device I owned that it was available for. When I actually played the game, it turned out that they had just ported the DS version over to PSP, presumably because of the same limitations that separated the DS versions of Lego Star Wars 2, Lego Indy 1, and Lego Batman from the console version. I didn't _hate_ the game, it was just different from what I expected. The story is only focused on the 4th movie though, all the content from the first 3 is restricted to unlockable characters and the extra minigames. I do remember one big issue I had with it though, and that's that I got stuck on the third level for a while. The reason why is because they gave Mutt the ability to climb certain walls and just... never bothered adding a pop-up like they did for other characters and their abilities. I had to Google it to figure it out. All in all, though, it was a fun game in its own way. And the clown is still in that one. For some reason.

[@BaneShake]

I’ll be covering that one in a couple of videos, actually! What I find FASCINATING about the PSP ports are that the first game on PSP is actually the entire console game, and only the second one is the same as the DS.

[@joshc5613]

@@BaneShake Yeah, I think that's the only Lego game for the PSP that wasn't just a direct port of the console version or at least close enough to it, which was weird to me at the time

[@VaderTheWhite]

LEGO Indy is less weird when you consider that at this point, there have been 2.5 LEGO games, all Star Wars, and Indiana Jones is the other huge franchise made by George Lucas.

[@TheSpy149]

20:24 the game devs must be YTP creators

[@BaneShake]

This would explain a few things, honestly

[@Adriethyl]

This was the first ever DS game I ever played on my own DS. Yeah I had Mario Kart and NSMB DS, but this was the first one I tried.

[@Cyber_Horse_Studios87]

Honestly this game is a good one. I always loved how the cutscenes were actually used from the console released. Compared to Lego starwars TCS DS, which had some… odd cutscenes to say the least.

[@thefanciestmeme2230]

This got put on my recommended page. While I sadly don’t have it anymore, I had the original Lego Indiana Jones on the DS, and absolutely loved it. This game was my childhood, and I wish I could play it again on the DS specifically.

[@QuicksilverTheElegant]

I have a VERY distinct memory of the train scene from Last Crusade specifically on the DS port. I recall I have the XBox version of this game but I somehow had the DS version too and man was it a blast. I remember barely any of it cause of how young I was except the colored cube puzzle, the switching characters UI and that train level. I definitely played that level multiple times because I enjoyed it so much. One of the ‘distinct memories’ I know is real and not just the Mandela effect lol. If I had this game around when it came out, then I would’ve been six or seven. Lego games man, they were dotted all over my childhood before I got into ‘real’ games when I started playing Skyrim.

[@BaneShake]

These games have DECEPTIVELY good design. Perfect for new gamers, perfect to return to at your leisure. Engaging without being difficult. This port is one of my favorite handheld ports, too, so it makes sense that some of these elements stuck with you!

[@brycehippensteel928]

Oh man! I remember playing this so much on my DS in St Ignace, Michigan with my sister and cousin.

[@theheavysleeper2845]

Tbh I think the DS ports were pressed on time for their creations. I think it’s because the console game would be put in production then the lesser DS port would be put in production after console’s announcement while both being released on the same date. Just a theory, but it can be seen in the lego Batman game. Having 24 missions to play through you can tell which ones have been pushed to the side during development. Heck you can’t even play free play on the Mr. Freeze level because Mr. Freeze is a locked character making it impossible to complete the level in free play. Along with the villain levels being shorter in general, while the hero levels can take ages to play through one. All I’m trying to say is I think they would be better games if they were given an extra month to get looked over

[@datzpjcrenshaw]

Might get another Lego Indiana Jones game soon considering there's Dial Of Destiny releasing!

[@kcjc]

This is the version I grew up with. I remember liking the touch screen involvement since child me thought the involvement was fitting for the feel of Indiana Jones

[@TUGamerTM]

What's funny is I only ever played the DS versions of both LEGO Indy games. The console versions I never knew existed for whatever reason. The DS versions of all the lego titles have such a special place in my heart!

[@BaneShake]

They’re genuinely such fun ports

[@TUGamerTM]

@@BaneShake Indeed! I even learned a few new things about them in this video. Props to you for shining more light on this underrated gem! Actually, any chance you'll be looking at the sequel?

[@TUGamerTM]

​Ignore me, I see you already have made a video on the sequel 😂 ​@@BaneShake

[@BaneShake]

Lol, it happens! I’ll be returning to non-Indy Lego DS ports at some point here too!

[@sand5305]

Ive only ever played the ds version And 100% it Ive never played any other version

[@_jerrycs_]

The Lego series on DS was so good as a kid. My favorite was Lego Star Wars 2, I remember grinding for the ships that you could check out in the hangar after each mission. Plus, it had a 4-Player Deathmatch mode which my brother and I played a lot, and you only needed 1 copy of the game!

[@timmitytom]

glad I found your channel! definitely check out the first LEGO Batman DS port, it has villain missions just like its console version

[@Rajesh-Koothrappali]

I play Nintendo games on my PlayStation using my Xbox controller

[@bakashinji]

This game was dope. Got it as a birthday gift and played the crap out of it. Loved the cooking minigames

[@BaneShake]

The cooking minigames are so funny in their audacity

[@El_Omar2203]

I like that you ask why the ** of souls is filled with water

[@CheerUpCrewcut]

This is a very solid look at a very interesting game... as a fan of Lego games, particularly Indiana Jones, I was always curious about the DS titles having never gotten the chance to play them. I finally have a copy but haven't played it yet, so I didn't know anything about it til today, and now I'm quite excited to get around to it. Again, this is a great video, good stuff!

[@Shift_Salt]

26:06 Ah you mentioned it here. Yeah that's very strange to me. Original comment: It's so weird how Marion has brown hair in the mobile versions cutscenes. Makes me think these aren't just lower quality cutscenes from the console version but actually beta versions. I say this because old screenshots and promotional material with Marion had her with brown hair. (There's also versions of Lego Indy 2's cover with this inconsistency.) I assume it's because the actress DOES have brown hair but the brown for lego hair is way too bright to look right so they just used black in the end.

[@gamingsucks5349]

I remember having Indiana Jones 2 Lego game for the psp disc but I was 10 or younger and I had a GameCube and thought the disc looked like a GameCube disc so removed the disk out of the plastic cover and than remove the metal center piece and I quickly found out that psp game don't work real quick sad but at least I don't have a PSV or PSP at a time

[@expendableindigo9639]

Hey at least we got full cutscenes instead of slideshows or puppet shows on top of still frames like Complete Saga or Lego Batman 1.

[@BaneShake]

To be fair, some of those Batman comic-styled panels go hard

[@werterlpe67]

I played this as a child and I never noticed the obvious stuff like the ? on the back of willie lol.

[@ShinySwalot]

it's so weird, I see footage of this game and I just know I've seen it and played it but I can't remember it at all from my childhood... probably the Indiana Jones 2 memories overwrote them lol

[@adamk9652]

Yeah indy for the DS was fun. Back when I had asthma I dreaded the blow parts (always made me light headed) Later when I rediscovered the game, unfortunately on the 3DS, the blowing function does not work. The solution amusingly was to use cheap earbuds and on some extra cheap pairs, a button could trick the system into thinking your blowing into a mic🤣.

[@stefanoiulli5462]

I Remember as a Young Kid the DS Version of LEGO indiana Jones 2 Had a Slighty Increased Difficulty Level then Wii Version and It's More Close to the First Game in Terms of Hub

[@dyl_pickle16-mta48]

This game right here was my introduction to Indiana Jones. I 100% completed it many years ago, and I still have my original copy.

[@zappafranklin40]

This was my first video game I ever played, not sure what to add to this comment but this was one of my favorite Lego game I had on ds. Oh shit an Animorphs reference? Sweet

[@yourtypicalcupoftea]

It’s at least better that the ds version of LEGO Star Wars 2

[@BaneShake]

Oh yeah, considerably.

[@SnepperStepTV]

Lego Indiana Jones is actually one of my favorite Lego series. I'm talking about the actual lego sets not the video games, by the way. Those and City. and anybody else remember that X-TREME series? or the old Hollywood ones? Dang, I miss that stuff in its energy then. The advanced pieces now with the original energy would be KILLER in all the best ways. (also i wanna see the 90s movies they were doing in those sets and not like dances with space smurfs or whatever cgi stuff someone might thing significant that i don't)

[@BaneShake]

I absolutely do remember that stuff! Island Xtreme Stunts was extremely dope and Pepper Roni is the real OG.

[@dyll_pyckle]

This game rocked, but I wouldn't call it weird. You have to look at the handheld port for Indiana Jones 2 for something that strays a LOT from the console game. I remember it being surprisingly funny.

[@BaneShake]

Counterpoint: she turns into the monkey (I'm actually talking about that one as my next video! I'm recording the last of my footage currently)

[@dyll_pyckle]

@@BaneShake You know what? You make an extremely fair & valid point. I still think the overworld plot for the 2nd game is overall weirder, but my memory of both games are a little foggy. I was younger but I remember thoroughly enjoying both ports.

[@BaneShake]

@@dyll_pyckle No worries, friend! You're definitely not wrong, the second game gets quite weird.

[@liquidgoose9730]

i am thankful to have played most of the OG lego games. (SW the complete saga on the xbox 360 and both DS versions, Harry potter on the Xbox 360, Indiana Jones on both the Xbox and DS, Bionicle Heroes, Batman on the PSP and DS)

[@st4rl0rd10]

This was my second DS game. The first was Web of Shadows. Good games

[@solarflaresd]

I had this game as a kid, I remember it was my birthday and my grandma took me to target to buy a game, and we got this game, and when I got home my parents bought me the Wii version, best birthday ever. My favorite levels were the caravan levels, I played the DS game so much that it made me sick, looking at those puzzles again made me nauseous.

[@OKNOKAY]

The nostalgia for this game, playing on my R4 card back in the day. One of the best Lego games hands down

[@BaneShake]

It’s such a good port

[@michaelsoftbinbows]

The sight of vita games should make anyone's undergarments fly off at high velocity

[@TitanCole722]

I remember playing this and lego Batman for countless hours on my ds. Good shit.

[@cobaltcoyote4290]

This game was my childhood for handheld consoles

[@Pinballevan]

You made an epic and great video and i miss these games lots of love brudder

[@MiSterSmyLEXWanSouL]

15:52 In This Secret Level, I Stepped Into The Water On The Right And Nothing Happened... Until I Went Further Down And Died. But Lo And Behold, In LEGO Indiana Jones 2 On The Nintendo DS And PSP, You Can Finally Swim In The Water!

[@Cinemax-or7xy]

Another difference that you forgot to mention : the level featuring young Indy. In the standard version, it is a bonus level to unlock while on the DS version, it's the first level of The Last Crusade.

[@BaneShake]

I actually did briefly mention this, at 7:30

[@Cinemax-or7xy]

​@@BaneShakeMy bad.

[@BaneShake]

No worries, dude!

[@legometaworld2728]

The mini games where you make the gross shit from Temple of Doom were particularly weird, mostly because you’re making the gross shit from Temple of Doom but you also get your heart torn out by Mola Ram if you mess up.

[@therangercast5206]

This was my childhood game it was pretty damn good for the limited console

[@Nicolas-we1ji]

25:21 I remember when I was a kid, playing this game and hadn't unlocked the clown yet, I imagined he would throw pie's at enemies. But I think that would be too creative for the developers. Good memories, as a kid, I didn't had any home consol, you must know, so I always got the DS ports of games I was interested in. But if you think that was weird, play the sequel on DS. I can't imagine how a developer can make just the basic ability of jumping to turn into the clunkiest movement ever.

[@stroyosh4670]

I love that you are covering this!

[@Rdup222]

I honestly loved this version of Indiana, same with the DS version of batman. I even had the decal on my ds lite. It was so cool!

[@mariposa6413]

This Game was my childhood game. I loved it so much. By the way great video :D

[@The_JustJoshing]

Every so often on Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga on DS I would get a similar texture glitch to the one at 18:17 except it would be the WHOLE level that has screwed up textures. Definitely was very unsettling.

[@BaneShake]

That IS terrifying… I kind of want to try and make it happen now.

[@muliebris6338]

"transphobic wizards" that hit harder than my dad like damn

[@BaneShake]

"Hit harder than my dad" is my new favorite feedback I've ever gotten on one of my jokes

[@idontremembermylogin]

I got a DSi for my 10th birthday, alongside a couple games. Most of the games were just bloatware nonsense that parents found, but then I also got this. I'd never watched an Indiana Jones movie, never played a LEGO game, but I played this to death. Loved it. Never played a LEGO game again though lol!

[@gloriousguardpersonal]

I have a fond memory of playing this game on DS with my cousin on his using the multiplayer feature it was awesome

[@scott19087]

God this brings back memories, I loved this game!

[@piotrjozwiak7951]

what's interesting, they used the same engine tu make a PSP/DS port of Lego Indiana Jones 2 Honestly when I saw that video I wished I could play the first game's DS port cos it looks so familiar after hours of Lego Indy 2 on PSP

[@genericfriend2568]

God damn, that wizard's joke was good.

[@Mon-gm7rk]

DS versions of most lego games are quite good as a standalone product. They tend to have a lot of the og game content, just in a súper condensed version. I remember playing a lot of Indiana, all the star wars games and the batman one too. quite enjoyable lil versions to play on the go, while it still conserves a lot of the personality of the og titles.

[@BaneShake]

Hard agree. While some definitely have more hiccups than others, this was a great era of handheld Lego gaming.

[@MiSterSmyLEXWanSouL]

Sometime I Wonder If The Travelers Tales Group Would Think About Putting The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles In LEGO.

[@joshuapierce7682]

The ds indiana jones was the first and only Lego game where I 100%, this was a very nostalgic vid for me

[@BaneShake]

Glad I could take you down memory lane!

[@ZAD720]

The very random Richfield Utah reference is very interesting to me lol

[@BaneShake]

Lmao, sometimes I like to get really specific so that exactly three people watching feel more appreciated

[@dagoodboy6424]

I had a copy that was glitched spiders flashed red, the wip didnt always hit, and some enimies would rotate in place. It was very fun doe.