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Hello everyone! As we know, there are mostly great LEGO games, some okay LEGO games, and not many bad LEGO games. But I do not believe that any LEGO game has ever topped the horrendous of LEGO Friends. I recently made a review of the worst LEGO game ever created on my Forgotten Games series! Have a look if you'd like, any feedback you have is appreciated. Thanks!

I opened the text box to write a reply but apparently I had already started to write one last night and it had saved it but all it contained was this image: I guess that sums up my feelings pretty well.

It was made by ATD (before they even made LEGO Racers 2) and as far as I can tell all that directly came from LEGO Racers were some textures (which were also used in LR2 - fun fact, the Postman's face textures are just edited Slyboots textures from LR1). It had a re-creation of Magma Moon Marathon and also a desert track that didn't specifically match anything from LR1.

Yeah I'm with Ben on this. Given past fiascos on here (one about that unreleased bionicle game springs to mind), I'm not gonna believe any "anonymous tip" without hard evidence.

Okay, before people get washed over with excitement, who said/stated this? ...or rather, why should we trust this info/the person who said this? I apologise for being stern, but after the LRR2 fiasco(s) I'd rather be on the safe side before I can trust your 'annonymous tip'.

It's a LEGO game that contains exactly zero LEGO bricks and has YTP potential. That's... I don't really have anything to say. Wow.

I'm rather divided on whether to believe this or not. On one hand, hiring trucks to transport around 24 identical racing pods to the tip would cost Merlin a lot more money than if they just shuffled them elsewhere on-site, and we all know how much Merlin loves saving money. Heck, I wouldn't be surprised if they took the TVs off the cars and used them in their hotel rooms since that's a very Merlin-y thing to do. On the other hand... where would you store 24 rather hefty racing pods? They can't exactly re-use them elsewhere in the park and last time I looked they were pretty big, so you'd need a rather big warehouse to put 'em. I could see 'em keeping five or six, but all of them? I heavily doubt it. As for the software... yeah, it's pretty likely that they've got it lying around somewhere on a spare USB. A better question to ask is "Will we ever get hold of said software so we can fiddle about with it?", and the answer to that is... no, probably not. At the moment they won't even let us upload music from the ride to YouTube, so the idea of 'em literally just giving us the source code on a silver platter is pretty much outta the question.

The review was fun but holy s*** 8:27 onward. I was not expecting a LEGO Friends YTP and it was gold.

Tahu is ready to claim his golden mask and go stop that Makuta guy! Or IS HE??? Almost 17 minutes animated in about three months. Man! This one was quite the project. Completed with the invaluable contributions of @Shadowblaze , who made all the original music you hear! I hope you enjoy! And I would love to hear what you think.

It's a soundtrack! Between 2:21 and 3:50 it's all ambience by the way. Also, goodbye SoundCloud. This was my last upload on it.

This is just begging for Murphy's law to happen.

Biggest understatement ever in programming.

I have an anonymous tip stating that all the cars and programs for rocket racers have been salvaged and are in storage at LEGOLAND Windsor.

What's this? Somebody is starting a LEGO fan game by actually working on the backbone of the game for once, instead of making a wikia site and concept models in LDD cruddy drawings and textures in MS Paint? Yay! (Not that all projects are like that, but man, there sure are a lot of cruddy LEGO Universe fan games out there at the least...)

This is what happens when you take the landscape mesh/collision and textures from the Adventurers Island overworld and write them over the ones for LEGO Island. :P