Ultimately the problem with Lego Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues is that it just isn't as good as its predecessor. It was a formula that would be pretty easy to repeat, but surprisingly Traveller's Tale has overcomplicated things which isolate it from a key part of its intended audience: children.
When you bear in mind the predecessor is relatively inexpensive to pick up now, it just seems pointless to recommend the newer of the two. If you want a family game to keep the kids busy this winter, go with Lego Indiana Jones, it's fun for all the family. This game just gets far too irritating to be worth a look.
LEGO Indiana Jones 2 introduced an ambitious level creator, and while it wasn't successful at the time, it could thrive in this modern age of gaming.
James writes: "Looking for a free game to add to your library? Then look no further as the legendary archaeologist Indy swings into the Games With Gold scheme for June with the Xbox 360 title, LEGO Indiana Jones 2, for what’s sure to be a smashing time!"
Neil writes: "Recent months have seen the likes of SUPERHOT, The Witness, Assassin's Creed: Syndicate and Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain given away for free via the Xbox Games With Gold scheme. Now though, as June hits, a batch of four more games are being gifted to all Xbox One and Xbox 360 gamers out there. But are the games on offer this time around right up there with the names that precede them?"
The xb360 titles are good.
I expect some free games anounced @ e3 or something like that.