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| Abbreviation | LIJ2 |
| Developer | Traveller's Tales |
| Publisher | LucasArts |
| Universe | Indiana Jones |
| Starting Level | Hangar Havoc |
| Starting Characters | Indiana Jones (Crystal Skull)* Mac* |
| Episodes | Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Raiders of the Lost Ark Temple of Doom The Last Crusade |
| Hub | The Warehouse Crystal Skull Hub 1 Crystal Skull Hub 2 Crystal Skull Hub 3 Raiders Hub Temple Hub Crusade Hub |
| Release Date | November 17, 2009 |
| Rating | E10+ |
| Systems | Microsoft Windows Nintendo DS PlayStation 3 PlayStation Portable Nintendo Wii Xbox 360 |
| Categories | Characters Levels Episodes |
| LEGO Rock Band | LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues | LEGO Harry Potter: Years 1-4 | ||||
LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues is a game for the PlayStation 3, PlayStation Portable, Xbox 360, Wii, Nintendo DS, and PC consoles. It is the sequel to 2008's LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures. The game is based on the first four Indiana Jones films, developed by Traveller's Tales and published by LucasArts and TT Games, released in November 2009 and has both single-player and co-op.
Characters[]
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Part 1[]
- Indiana Jones (Crystal Skull)
- Mac
- Janitor*
- Mutt*
- Russian (US Disguise)*
- Russian Digger
- Hangar Guard*
- Agent*
- Brawler*
- College Female*
- Greaser*
- Stanforth*
- General Ross*
- Taylor*
- Mannequin (Man)*
- Mannequin (Woman)
- Mannequin (Boy)
- Mannequin (Girl)
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Part 2[]
- Indiana Jones (Crystal Skull)
- Mutt
- Oxley*
- Marion (Crystal Skull)*
- Mac
- Soldier
- Russian Officer
- Russian Grenader
- Cemetery Warrior*
- Cemetery Warrior King
- Patient*
- Peru Nurse*
- Market Trader*
- Dovchenko*
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Part 3[]
- Indiana Jones (Crystal Skull)
- Marion (Crystal Skull)
- Mutt
- Oxley
- Mac
- Soldier
- Russian Officer
- Russian Machine Gunner
- Ugha Warrior*
- Ugha Assassin
- Ugha Digger
- Ugha King
- Agent Spalko*
- Interdimensional Being*
Raiders of the Lost Ark[]
- Indiana Jones
- Indiana Jones (Desert) (Only in Market Mayhem)
- Indiana Jones (Desert Disguise) (Only in Map Room Mystery)
- Indiana Jones (Army Disguise) (Only in Belloq Battle)
- Jock*
- Marion
- Marion (Evening Dress) (Only in Map Room Mystery)
- Marion (Night Gown) (Only in Belloq Battle)
- Sallah*
- Sallah (Desert) (Only in Map Room Mystery and After the Ark)
- Sherpa Brawler*
- Masked Bandit*
- Enemy Soldier (Desert)*
- Enemy Officer (Desert)*
- Bazooka Trooper (Raiders)*
- Bandit Swordsman
- Hovitos Tribesman*
- Satipo*
- Captain Katanga*
- Enemy Boxer*
- Major Toht*
- Colonel Dietrich*
- Belloq (Priest)*
Temple of Doom[]
- Indiana Jones
- Indiana Jones (Dinner Suit) (Only in Lao Chase)
- Indiana Jones (Kali) (Only in Mola Rampage)
- Willie*
- Willie (Dinner Suit) (Only in Monkey Mischief)
- Willie (Evening Dress) (Only in Malice at the Palace)
- Willie (Ceremony) (Only in Temple Tantrum)
- Short Round*
- Maharajah*
- Shanghai Hoodlum*
- Thuggee*
- Pankot Assassin*
- Thuggee Acolyte
- British Commander*
- Lao Che*
- Village Elder*
- Dancing Girl*
- Indian Farmer*
- Mola Ram*
The Last Crusade[]
- Indiana Jones
- Indiana Jones (Officer) (Only in Berlin Brawl)
- Sallah (Fez)
- Elsa*
- Henry Jones*
- Coronado Sailor*
- Enemy Guard
- Bazooka Trooper (Crusade)
- Enemy Soldier (Machine Gun)
- Panama Hat Man*
- Librarian*
- Hatay King*
- Enemy Pilot*
- Colonel Vogel*
- Brody*
- Grail Knight*
- Donovan*
Vehicles[]
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Part 1[]
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Part 2[]
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull - Part 3[]
- Car Boat*
- Jungle Jeep*
- Ice Cream Van
- Blue Motorbike
- Green Motorbike
- Civilian Jeep*
- UFO Ride*
Raiders of the Lost Ark[]
- Army Jeep
- Passenger Jet*
- Flying Wing*
- Biplane
- U-Boat 26*
- Green Speedboat*
- Blue Speedboat
- Snowmobile*
Temple of Doom[]
- Short Round's Car*
- Rickshaw*
- Junk Boat*
- Tuk Tuk*
- Tractor*
- Scooter*
- Stunt Plane*
- Lao Che's Plane*
The Last Crusade[]
- Venice Speedboat*
- Green Speedboat
- Gondola*
- Bike 'n' Side
- Army Jeep
- Staff Car*
- Biplane
- Zeppelin*
- Tank*
Levels[]
Kingdom of the Crystal Skull[]
Part 1[]
Treasure Levels[]
Custom Levels[]
Super Bonus Levels[]
Part 2[]
Treasure Levels[]
Custom Levels[]
Super Bonus Levels[]
Part 3[]
Treasure Levels[]
Custom Levels[]
Super Bonus Levels[]
Raiders of the Lost Ark[]
Treasure Levels[]
Custom Levels[]
Super Bonus Levels[]
Temple of Doom[]
Treasure Levels[]
Custom Levels[]
Super Bonus Levels[]
The Last Crusade[]
Treasure Levels[]
Custom Levels[]
Super Bonus Levels[]
Abilities[]
- Whip
- Gun (New)
- Repair
- Digger
- Crystal Skull (New)
- High-Jump
- Sword (New)
- Black Sword (New)
- Enemy Access
- Thuggee
- Shortie
- Black Sleep (New)
- Spear (New)
- Explosive
- Character-Specific Ability
- Other
Extras[]
- Adaptive Difficulty
- Score x2
- Score x3 (New)
- Score x4
- Score x6
- Score x8
- Score x10
- Silhouettes
- Beep Beep
- Ice Rink
- Disguise
- Poo Money
- Snake Whip (New)
- Fast Build
- Stud Magnet
- Invincibility
- Fast Fix
- Fast Dig
- Fearless (New)
Version Differences[]
PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360[]
- These two versions of the game have achievements. You can see them here.
Gallery[]
PC Cover
PS3 Cover
Xbox 360 Cover
Wii Cover
Mac Cover
PSP Cover
DS Cover
PC Disc
PS3 Disc
Xbox 360 Disc
Wii Disc
PSP Disc
DS Cartridge
Image from LIJ2 Steam Page
Image from LIJ2 Steam Page
Trivia[]
- It was the first LEGO game where the player can have more than 4 billion studs which was the maximum stud total in the previous LEGO games, except for the first LEGO Star Wars game where the maximum stud count is 9,999,999.
- This is the only LEGO game from TT on console/PC to have more than five stud multipliers with six.
- The game introduced the ability to brake and reverse while using vehicles.
- This was the first LEGO video game to feature a split screen for co-op.
- Free Play character cycling was supposed in the game, but it was cut. The only other game to not have it is LEGO Dimensions.
- It was the last LEGO game to have the Adaptive Difficulty extra. In later games, you usually only lose 2000 or 1000 studs.
- This is the only LEGO game to have the extras of Fearless, Snake Whip and Score x3.
- This is the only LEGO game on home consoles with an odd-numbered stud multiplier which was also featured in the handheld game LEGO Ninjago: Shadow of Ronin with Studs x5.
- This is the first LEGO game where a character won't be interrupted when performing an action where you can't move them such as building or digging up an object.
- It was the first LEGO video game where the player can aim projectiles of any kind. Beforehand, the player could only do so with batarangs in LEGO Batman: The Videogame.
- This was the first LEGO game from TT on home consoles to allow the player to have more than two custom characters.
- This is the first Lego game from TT to date to lack Free Play for levels, the others being LEGO City Undercover & LEGO Dimensions where you just revisit the levels with different characters and levels to earn all the collectibles.
- Nine extras were cut from the game. They were:
- Always Score Multiply
- Character Studs
- Deflect Bolts
- Disarm Goons
- Extra Hearts
- Hit Bubbles
- Minikit Detector
- Power Brick Detector
- Regenerate Hearts