Okay I believe you *wink*

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Bro I literally just found and opened this video on April Fools Day lmao

It's the only LEGO game to have an actual day and night cycle. I also love that Mr Incredible wasn't just a minifig or a bigfig and that TT Fusion chose a unique sculpt for him. Also cool to have cars that can swim Crime Waves are a feature which should be in more games. Skywalker Saga wouldve benefitted from some like this since its massive open world can feel empty post campaign But the biggest thing that brings it down is that it relied on a property which doesn't have a ton of lore. The Incredibles only has two movies, a 15 issue comic and a TV show special. The best LEGO adaptations are ones that mix in multiple movies like LOTR, Star Wars, Indiana Jones and Pirates of The Caribbean so cause of that the game feels short which I personally don't mind but can see why it turns off people. It also doesn't help that Incredibles itself has a lot of moments where characters are by themselves so the game has to lessen character arcs and themes just so certain moments could work gameplay wise This same issue also extends to the roster. TT Fusion did a smart job including the Supers who were shown in flashbacks or those who died by the Omnidroid's hands but outside that and the Pixar cast most of the roster are either variations of the same person (Each version of the Incredibles, Edna, etc didn't need to be seperate slots), OCs created for the game (Brainfreezer and Anchor Man have cool designs tho) or filler (Random police officer, pilot, etc). Also the character roster is missing some Supers from the films like Blitzerman Nomanisan Island not being explorable is disappointing. I was expecting it to be a third hub area. Heck could've had combat arenas take place there Also the combat whilst more fluid than some past LEGO games doesn't reach its potential. It's like babies first free-flowing combat game but without counter attacks or animation variety that defines a good free-flowing system. Also unlike past LEGO games characters can't use their abilities when flying which is just stupid to me

Some QOL changes would've made the game more tolerable to some First start off with the first movie lmao. Unlike LEGO Avengers where Avengers 1 has a boring start so it makes more sense to start with the more action packed film. Incredibles has no excuse cause the first movie literally has action scenes in the first half of the movie. Whilst this wouldn't fix the short runtime. At least it would make it feel cohesive. Heck could have even gone more into the life of the characters before the events of the first movie if Pixar was willing to allow that As for the roster fix I'd make so you unlock 2 characters per Pixar film (Maybe Woody and Buzz/Zurg for Toy Story, Hector and Miguel for Coco, etc), add in the missing Supers like Blitzerman, Shock and Awe, etc and incorporate characters from the comics and shorts (They're even referenced) cause they have some villains and heroes which would've been better slots than random police officers. There's even a villain in the comics who was a scrapped villain for one of the movies Also just add in areas like Nomanisan Island. Main city is quite small to explore anyways with flying vehicles so this would've been cool. More interiors outside the Parr luxury house and Edna's home would suffice As for combat. First I'd add a counter button (TT Fusion added it to one of their games so only makes sense to use it). I'd also focus more on the team up aspects too. Having stuff like Mr Incredible throwing another character into enemies, the Incrediball or a character aiding Helen is cool and all but more could be done with this. Taking a cue from LEGO Avengers and LMSH 2 is a great start Lastly flying characters should be able to do combat in air. Past LEGO games didn't have this issue so why did Incredibles create a problem that was never there Overall I do enjoy this game and whilst it's far from being one of the greatest LEGO games, it's features like the Crime waves, Day Night Cycle and Pixar characters make it fun to revisit. Maybe the game would've fared better if it was just a LEGO Pixar game.

I feel like it usually just depends on whether or not there's some kind of launch glitch, and whether or not there's a trigger for the final level that you can access early.

I think it’s based off of how broken the code is

Depends on game engine. Certain game engines are just prone to glitches, others arent.

Coding that’s literally it different companies different codes

@@RollingPapersEXE I'm talking abt different games from the same company's. >_>

i see what you did there

a really big sequence break that takes you from the first year to the last, i’ll get to that game eventually :p

still the incredibles, they have a bunch of PIXAR fan service throughout the game including some playable characters like sully

Idk if console exclusive

Just very slow, lots of camera pans, cutscenes, and in general just slower and longer games

This game starts with Incredibles 2, and, after beating all of that, you do Incredibles 1. It isn’t like the Star Wars games where you pick the order you do the movies in; you have to do 2 first. (2 begins immediately after the Underminer shows up at the end of 1.) It kinda makes sense for marketing purposes, since they probably assumed that people would buy this while hyped for 2, which was new at the time, and would thus want to get right to that, but it’s still weird, especially nowadays.

Its very simple to understand. You first play through the story of Incredibles 2, and when you complete the 6 chapters levels you are then able to play through the first Incredibles movie.

This one keeps getting sales on the Switch eshop, taking it down to $10 whenever I check.

@Husker NTT95 I don't own a switch plus I don't need one

TT games doesn’t really patch their games pre skywalker saga

this game got its last patch in 2018

@@snolidice...which was also the year it came out!

fun