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[Mystvan]

I said in another post that about the Lego franchise games. Besides I really like Lego Lord of the Rings, I also love the Lego Indiana Jones. In addition to the OST of the Indiana Jones Trilogy present in the game, the game is very interesting for trying to follow the film approximately and presenting several puzzles.

Regrettably, I do not appreciate too much Lego franchise games, not even the acclaimed Star Wars that requires a lot of dexterity, patience, perseverance and several attempts to get through the most difficult phases. Retry..........

Regrettably, the Lego franchise are not available for PS4 although they are available for PS3... Perhaps they make them available for PS4 just as it did with Last of Us, Beyond Two Souls, Heavy Rain? Who knows?

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Mystvan

I said in another post that about the Lego franchise games. Besides I really like Lego Lord of the Rings, I also love the Lego Indiana Jones. In addition to the OST of the Indiana Jones Trilogy present in the game, the game is very interesting for trying to follow the film approximately and presenting several puzzles.

Regrettably, I do not appreciate too much Lego franchise games, not even the acclaimed Star Wars that requires a lot of dexterity, patience, perseverance and several attempts to get through the most difficult phases. Retry..........

Regrettably, the Lego franchise are not available for PS4 although they are available for PS3... Perhaps they make them available for PS4 just as it did with Last of Us, Beyond Two Souls, Heavy Rain? Who knows?

Whoops! I forgot to mention that I also like the Lego Harry Potter as it involves magic and the story of the series.

However, I remember well that the characters emitted unintelligible sounds... Unfortunately, older games in the Lego franchise have this feature in which the characters do not speak, but only pronounce unintelligible sounds.

In addition to that if there is more than one player participating, the distance of each other from each character is quite limited unlike the most recent games in the Lego franchise.

I do not remember that the Lego Indiana Jones characters also speak intelligible sounds. Already in the Lego Lord of the Rings there are dubs and subtitles of the dialogues. I find it comical when the characters die screaming... Shhh!!! Frodo screaming... I guess I am really evil and sadistic Mysterious being...

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Mystvan

Whoops! I forgot to mention that I also like the Lego Harry Potter as it involves magic and the story of the series.

However, I remember well that the characters emitted unintelligible sounds... Unfortunately, older games in the Lego franchise have this feature in which the characters do not speak, but only pronounce unintelligible sounds.

In addition to that if there is more than one player participating, the distance of each other from each character is quite limited unlike the most recent games in the Lego franchise.

I do not remember that the Lego Indiana Jones characters also speak intelligible sounds. Already in the Lego Lord of the Rings there are dubs and subtitles of the dialogues. I find it comical when the characters die screaming... Shhh!!! Frodo screaming... I guess I am really evil and sadistic Mysterious being...

I forgot to mention that it would be possible to explore the interior of the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry... Unfortunately, I did not finish the game on PS3 since the PS4 is being used... Maybe I play the game on the PC (if it is compatible with Windows 10)...

[Smiling Spectre]

Steam is your friend, Mystvan.
First part
and Second one.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

Steam is your friend, Mystvan.
First part
and Second one.

Thank you for the links! I thought the Lego franchise games were only available on the Microsoft Store because they had the Microsoft logo on the covers.

In that way, I did not expect that such games would be available on Steam. It was a real surprise to me!

I just hope that Cheat Codes can also work in Windows games just as they did in PS3 games...

[Smiling Spectre]

Originally Posted by Mystvan

In that way, I did not expect that such games would be available on Steam. It was a real surprise to me!

You are behind the time, Mystvan, at least for last 7-8 years. If game is not on Steam, it's most probably non-exist for the rest of the world. Only most stubborn old-school developers are _not_ on Steam - and some very big vain publishers (EA, Blizzard, and now Epic) purposely removed their games from there. Otherwise "PC Gaming"="Steam" and vice versa.

[Capo]

[Capo]

the day steam will go bankrupt this planet wont exist anymore

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Capo

the day steam will go bankrupt this planet wont exist anymore

Yes, I agree with you. The day Steam crashes, the world will end! I could say the same for GOG.com, Gamersgate, GamesPlanet.com and other big shots (Online Stores).

One thing I’ve always hated on Steam in the past, but I do not know if that is still the case, is that save games storage is not in an obvious place. You need to search and find out where the blessed save games are stored.

Another thing is that I am not sure if even I can find save games, I could use the Save Game Editor... Ugh! I would need to use specific Trainers for Steam developed by CheatHappens.com...

Fortunately, there are now Save Games Editors for PS4 such as Save Wizard and Save Wizard Pro...

Ah, just to clarify: I only use cheats (Trainers, Save Games Editors, Cheat Codes, etc.) when playing alone so as not to waste much time during my scarce moments of leisure. It would be absurd, nonsense I wasting my time and stressing myself that the game was difficult, hard, complex, nightmare, and so on. Leisure is relaxing and stress-free!

[Japo]

Originally Posted by Capo

the day steam will go bankrupt this planet wont exist anymore

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But yeah... by the time Steam goes bankrupt, if you're alive, you'll have got your money's worth. And someone else will have to worry about preserving the lost games.