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Download here (Manual) / Cafeteria Patch I updated the Teleport Pad with the newer model as a result of the Super Teleport. Just paste the LWO files from the download into Buildings/Teleports and you should be good to go. If anyone wants to make a Cafeteria patch or help me make one, that'd be awesome. Thanks Cyrem! Old topic contents:

Download here (Manual) / Cafeteria Patch Just paste the contents of the folder to Buildings/BIGTeleport (overwriting the files) and you should be good to go. Replaces the models for the Super Teleport. Because one of the pipes was misaligned, the animations contain a slight tweak to the coordinates to fix it. Additionally, the Teleport.lwo edited is from World/Shared, but the game should load the one from Buildings/BIGTeleport first.

About me. 20 year old guy from Norway, with interests ranging from game creation/design, programming and 3D modeling. I've had an original copy of LRR from when I was little among other Lego games. I stumbled upon this website a couple years ago when I first tried to replay LRR on Windows 7, now thanks to this awesome community I have been able to enjoy not just LRR but my other lego games on Windows 10 or just in a virtual machine.

It does seem strange, does your copy of LRR run of a disc per chance? The uninstall files are limited to my copy, you don't need to worry about those.

I've always had an itch to capture the feeling of LRR with real LEGO. I finally had the opportunity to give it a shot and, though I don't think I satisfied my aesthetic wishes this time around, it produced some interesting stills. Wanted to share them in case they might prove interesting or enjoyable to others.

From a gameplay perspective, IXS is the best. The minigames are decently varied despite them mostly revolving around driving. Exploration is encouraged through brickimal bricks and character cards scattered about the island. The physics aren't ridiculous compared to LI2. I plan on playing it again. LI2 is a hot mess, but it does have a "plot" and its minigames are extremely varied. It would be a decent game if the loading times weren't 10% of the total gameplay and if its various issues were ironed out. But that would make it IXS. LI2 is to LEGO games as Zelda II is to the Legend of Zelda series. It wasn't really great, but no one knew where the series would go this early on, so they tried different things. LI1 isn't a game. It's a playset where you walk around, watch people jump out of nowhere to scream at you (WOOOHOHO MY GOODNESS GRACIOUS), turn flowers to cups, and occasionally build a car or deliver a pizza. Two of the minigames are races on unique tracks, while three of them are the exact same thing with a different route (drive from A to B, watch cutscene as Robb said). These games barely change for each character. The pizza routes change but that's it, I think. Only Pepper has a minigame unique to him and it's kinda bad. This wasn't a problem when the game came out because I was 7 years old, which is within the target demographic. At that time, I remember the helicopter portion of the Brickster chase being a load of garbage and I still think that today, if that's helpful. Despite that, LI1 has a lot going for it. It's the first LEGO game, and it has really good voice acting for a late-90's PC game. The graphics are decent for the time, and the stereo effects are pretty neat. It also has lots of classic music. I think IXS has better music, but LI1's is more memorable. We don't talk about LI2's music.

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