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* CompanyCameo: One of the buildable shops is a LEGO Media Shop modeled after the LEGO Media logo.
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* RakeTake: In the intro to the game, Bob Longtree ends up stepping on a rake even after Jonathan Ablebody warns him to look out.
--> '''Jonathan''': Hey Bob, watch out for that rake!
--> '''Jonathan''': Hey Bob, watch out for that rake!
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 1999, following the ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off Ride/{{LEGOLAND}} parks.
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 1999, 2000, following the ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off Ride/{{LEGOLAND}} parks.
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 1999, following the ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off LEGOLAND Ride/{{LEGOLAND}} parks.
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This game is notable for being one of the only Franchise/{{LEGO}} games that is almost entirely rendered in 2D. There are a few aspects that are 3D models, but for the most part the game is two-dimensional. It's not quite as well known as the other 90's {{LEGO}} games, but it's still fondly remembered by many who grew up on it.
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This game is notable for being one of the only Franchise/{{LEGO}} games that is almost entirely rendered in 2D. There are a few aspects that are 3D models, but for the most part the game is two-dimensional. It's not quite as well known as the other 90's {{LEGO}} Franchise/{{LEGO}} games, but it's still fondly remembered by many who grew up on it.
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This game is notable for being one of the only {{LEGO}} games that is almost entirely rendered in 2D. There are a few aspects that are 3D models, but for the most part the game is two-dimensional. It's not quite as well known as the other 90's {{LEGO}} games, but it's still fondly remembered by many who grew up on it.
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This game is notable for being one of the only {{LEGO}} Franchise/{{LEGO}} games that is almost entirely rendered in 2D. There are a few aspects that are 3D models, but for the most part the game is two-dimensional. It's not quite as well known as the other 90's {{LEGO}} games, but it's still fondly remembered by many who grew up on it.
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** Basil the Bat Lord (from the Fright Knights theme, but better known for his appearance in LEGORacers) appears in the cutscene where the castle theme is unlocked.
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** Basil the Bat Lord (from the Fright Knights theme, but better known for his appearance in LEGORacers) VideoGame/LEGORacers) appears in the cutscene where the castle theme is unlocked.
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* FollowTheLeader: As mentioned above, this game mostly tries to mimic the success of VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon.
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--->You still need... A wider range of different scenery.
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--->You still need... A wider range of different scenery.
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** In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[Franchise/RockRaiders Rock Raider]] named Docs teaches the professor what energy crystals can do.
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** In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[Franchise/RockRaiders [[Toys/RockRaiders Rock Raider]] named Docs teaches the professor what energy crystals can do.
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 2000, following the ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off LEGOLAND parks.
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 2000, 1999, following the ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off LEGOLAND parks.
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** In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[RockRaiders Rock Raider]] named Docs teaches the professor what energy crystals can do.
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** In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[RockRaiders [[Franchise/RockRaiders Rock Raider]] named Docs teaches the professor what energy crystals can do.
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Not to be confused with VideoGame/LEGOIsland.
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Not to be confused with VideoGame/LEGOIsland.
''VideoGame/LEGOIsland''.
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Not to be confused with VideoGame/LEGOIsland.
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--->Sorry, but your park needs more greenery.
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** It's also possible to enjoy messing with visitors by making the path from one place to another as insanely convoluted as possible.
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 2000, following the ''RollerCoasterTycoon'' ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off LEGOLAND parks.
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* ArtificialStupidity: This game has the same stupid AI that ''RollerCoasterTycoon'' has -- the visitors will randomly travel down paths, with the only thing affecting their direction being if they want to go home. This can be used to your advantage though; see VideoGameCrueltyPotential below.
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* ArtificialStupidity: This game has the same stupid AI that ''RollerCoasterTycoon'' ''VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon'' has -- the visitors will randomly travel down paths, with the only thing affecting their direction being if they want to go home. This can be used to your advantage though; see VideoGameCrueltyPotential below.
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** Biker Bob from LEGOCreator is in the intro video.
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** Biker Bob from LEGOCreator VideoGame/LEGOCreator is in the intro video.
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* FollowTheLeader: As mentioned above, this game mostly tries to mimic the success of VideoGame/RollerCoasterTycoon.
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* TheCameo: In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[RockRaiders Rock Raider]] is shown alongside the professor.
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** Biker Bob from LEGOCreator is in the intro video.
** In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[RockRaiders Rock Raider]]is shown alongside named Docs teaches the professor.professor what energy crystals can do.
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** Johnny Thunder and the islanders appear in the cutscene where several jungle-style objects are unlocked.
** Basil the Bat Lord (from the Fright Knights theme, but better known for his appearance in LEGORacers) appears in the cutscene where the castle theme is unlocked.
** Biker Bob from LEGOCreator is in the intro video.
** In the cutscene where Professor Voltage obtains the crystal power station, a [[RockRaiders Rock Raider]]
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** Johnny Thunder and the islanders appear in the cutscene where several jungle-style objects are unlocked.
** Basil the Bat Lord (from the Fright Knights theme, but better known for his appearance in LEGORacers) appears in the cutscene where the castle theme is unlocked.
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* ArtificialStupidity: This game has the same stupid AI that RollerCoasterTycoon has -- the visitors will randomly travel down paths, with the only thing affecting their direction being if they want to go home. This can be used to your advantage though; see VideoGameCrueltyPotential below.
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* AllDesertsHaveCacti: The Western theme uses cacti for scenery.
* ArtificialStupidity: This game has the same stupid AI thatRollerCoasterTycoon ''RollerCoasterTycoon'' has -- the visitors will randomly travel down paths, with the only thing affecting their direction being if they want to go home. This can be used to your advantage though; see VideoGameCrueltyPotential below.
* ArtificialStupidity: This game has the same stupid AI that
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* VideoGameCrueltyPotential: It's possible to erase paths so there is no way out. Due to ArtificialStupidity, it will take the visitors forever to finally give up. However, it is possible to trap them forever on the Boating and Driving School attractions.
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!!Tropes in VideoGame/LEGOLAND:
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!!Tropes in VideoGame/LEGOLAND:''VideoGame/{{LEGOLAND}}'':
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 1998, following the RollerCoasterTycoon gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off LEGOLAND parks.
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''LEGOLAND'' is a PC game released in 1998, 2000, following the RollerCoasterTycoon gameplay style, but being ([[ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin obviously]]) based off LEGOLAND parks.
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* YouRequireMoreVespeneGasYouRequireMoreVespeneGas
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