Zero Punctuation Painfully Steps on Lego Indiana Jones

By Jonathan on Wednesday, July 9th, 2008 at 11:36 AM PST In Game Companies, Game Consoles, Games, LucasArts, Microsoft, Nintendo, Nintendo, Portable, Sony, Sony, Videos

Zero Punctuation is back again, this time with some fancy new opening graphics and a review of Lego Indiana Jones. Since the game “kid-ifies” the Indiana Jones trilogy and simultaneously acts as a reminder the The Crystal Skull, you can probably guess where Yahtzee’s opinion of this game lies. As always though, this review is dead-on and just plain hilarious. Also it’s nice to see I wasn’t the only one traumatized by the ending of Raiders of the Lost Ark when I was a kid.

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7 Comments on “Zero Punctuation Painfully Steps on Lego Indiana Jones”

  1. ManOfTeal says:

    Ok is it just me or has Zero Punctuation officially sold out?

    Go Marlins!!!!

  2. Ron Whitaker says:

    Well, I guess you have to concede that since he’s getting more traffic than just about anything at the Escapist, it makes sense for them to use his shorts as a vehicle for advertisement. After all, they’re paying him for something, right?

  3. ManOfTeal says:

    @Ron,

    I guess it could be worse….at least he’s not like Darius Rucker aka, “Hootie” singing in lame ass Burger King commercials…..

    Go Marlins!!!!

  4. ManOfTeal says:

    For those that don’t remember the greatest example of a sell out on the planet, here’s a refresher for ya: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1tLzUlK4EI

    Go Marlins!!!!

  5. Ron Whitaker says:

    Yeah, that was terrible. At least Yahtzee’s only plugging stuff that’s on the site he actually works for.

  6. Rollett says:

    Well i kinda want to watch the ninja one.. and its not like they are SELLING the video’s….

  7. mooshimooshi says:

    ok kiddies, the next time you’re late on 3 bills and owe a transvestite stripper 20 bucks lets see how fast YOU sell out. eventually anyone in any sort of entertainment falls into this trap. it’s called having a life and having to pay for it by selling your soul for little pieces of green paper.

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