Game Boy Advance

LEGO Island 2: The Brickster's Revenge

All in all this is a light-hearted and enjoyable game. I think the racing games that were present in the original Lego Island could have been included in the sequel, for an extra element of playability. A couple of different modes of transport for Pepper wouldn't go amiss either, as I didn't find the collection of the trading cards much of a reward. I really was waiting for a little race against Brickster to show him what I'm made of. Alas it wasn't to be, but Lego Island2 still gets a cool 4 GiN gems. Let's hope the next incarnation combines the best elements of both games.

L'Ile Lego 2 sur Gameboy Advance suit la même trame que sa version Gameboy Color, mais profite complètement des possibilités de la nouvelle portable de Nintendo, et c'est donc un jeu beaucoup plus fun et intéressant auquel nous avons affaire maintenant. Certainement un bon achat pour ces fêtes de fin d'année pour les jeunes joueurs, à condition qu'ils ne soient pas allergiques aux Lego.

This adventure is strictly average, and if you're out of Elementary school then this title isn't for you. Young kids might get a bit more enjoyment out this game than I did, but I'm guessing they'll get just as tired from the tedious game design. Luckily it saves the game in progress every time you wander off the screen into another section of the island. It's very basic, and mildly amusing...middle of the road all the way.