I thought Indy had more puzzles than the Star Wars games. I actually like that, though. It seemed to keep me more into the game. And like the review says, it's a blast to play along with someone in co-op.
I think the real reason he did it was because the kid was hanging out with Soldier36 too much and got so agitated at having to wait for Far Cry 2 that he had to act out ;)
I guess if you were into the Sims it would be a neat free add-on, but paying $20 to essentially give free advertising to IKEA seems weird. Imagine having to pay money for the old Capn' Crunch FPS.
That's really cool of them. When my daughter was in the nearby children's hospital a few years back there was an N64 there and that helped pass the time for her and keep her mind off of what was going on.
At the risk of starting the aforementioned flame war some of my favorites (and keep in mind this is just my personal opinion) are: Dead Rising, BioShock, Lego Star Wars, and Call of Duty 4, but there are a ton of games out there to check out.
Considering the two bands doing this it sounds like a ploy to get young people interested in washed up bands' new stuff. Now if Tesla did it I'd be interested ;)
What about a Sims/LoTR hybrid? You build Hobbit holes and can have Frodo host parties and then leave him alone in a room to die. I'm on the phone to EA right now!
