Your Favorite Old-School LEGO Game

[LegoDavid]

@TheOnlyGuyWhoLikesMistika

I mean that was kind of obvious, he was in the largest set and the largest dinosaur (granted there was the green one but the red one was more obviously in charge, he was like the final boss, the green was like the second in command)

Also it is believed that the Red one is Male and the Green one is female. And since he was the final boss in that game we can confirm it.

[Hawkflight]

@LegoDavid

it is believed that the Red one is Male and the Green one is female. And since he was the final boss in that game we can confirm it.

uh, I’ll have to ask for a citation on this one. The idea of red for male and green for female T-rexes I haven’t heard before, and the fact that the red one is the final neither proves that he is male or that the male is the more dangerous of the two; as in the animal kindgom there’s lots of animals where the female is in charge (ants and bees for one).

And furthermore I have my doubts that the red one is ‘the boss’ or if there is a ‘boss’ for the dino outbeak in the first place, for all we know a bigger, badder dinosaur may have been released the year after if the line was more successful.

[LegoDavid]

@Hawkflight

uh, I’ll have to ask for a citation on this one.

Here, I took that from Brickipedia:

[TheOnlyGuyWhoLikesMistika]

Never ever trust Brickipedia, it’s red link land

[Toa-of-Snow]

Oh, I can’t pick just one! Lego.com was, like, my childhood.

• WorldBuilder 1 & 2 are both flash games at their peak and still fun to play today.
• Spybotics I only found recently but it’s like a proper challenging strategy game, well worth playing.
• CrystAlien Conflict was so good it inspired a proper TT game for the DS, lol. And it has a level editor, now, so that’s cool.
• Speaking of which, pretty much anything TT Games is great, including some of the recent stuff even.
• Sentai Showdown series for Exo-Force was pretty good
• Supersonic RC! This was, like, the first computer game I ever played lol.
• That Indiana Jones endless runner was pretty fun.
• Robot Chronicles (And MLN too, I suppose)
• That epic top-down Dino Attack game with rock n’ roll music
• I actually liked the Aqua Raiders game too, getting the crossbreed medal was genuinely tough.
• That Pharaoh’s Quest game, largely because I convinced my dad to code dive and find the secret level codes before they were “properly” released, so I spoiled them on the LMB’s. They were actually unfinished as it turned out, oops.
• Lego Fever! I’m too young to remember Junkbot, so I got stuck with the paid version instead. It was sooo buggy, but the aesthetic was better imo.
• Shoutout to Command the Toa Mahri (specifically Jaller) - it’s nothing fantastic, but it’s actually how I found Bionicle… plus it also has an epic guitar theme.
• Lego Racers 1, the original and the best.
• MNOG, duh.
• I guess VNOG too.
• OK, fine, all the games.

[LegoDavid]

Let’s hope all those awesome game will still be playable after Flash gets discontinued in December of this year…

[Jathru_Cranli]

LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars

[Atobe_Brick]

The lego agents game was pretty cool.

[Cordax]

does the lego batman wii game count?

[Hawkflight]

@LegoDavid

Let’s hope all those awesome game will still be playable after Flash gets discontinued in December of this year…

it’s not like I’ve been using this program to play them since this summer or anything

[Leoxander]

@Toa-of-Snow

WorldBuilder 1 & 2 are both flash games at their peak and still fun to play today.

Dang, I had forgotten about those two. My sister and I loved messing around with those.

[Willess12]

Junkbot, hands down. Back in the days when not everything had to sell sets, and sometimes games could just be creative lego-themed fun.