The sets featured an assorted array of new, unseen LEGO parts and colours. Rock Raiders left a big impact due mostly to related story books, comics and a video game, and perhaps mostly the game! LEGO Rock Raiders included 16 sets, most of which related to playing the video game in some way. Short lived, LEGO discontinued it in 2000. Half Shield Recharge: Very similar to the regular Vehicle Shield Recharge, these restore smaller amounts of Vehicle Shield Power.The LEGO Rock Raiders theme came to the scene in 1998.Vehicle Shield Recharge: This restores a large amount of vehicle Shield Power.Half Shield Recharge: These repair a larger amount of shield damage.Shield Recharge: These repair a small amount of shield damage.In the PAL version, dynamite detonates automatically after a delay of several seconds. If the player walks too far away from the dynamite, it will deactivate and must be re-collected. It is used by pressing the "Square" button to set, and again to detonate. Dynamite: Explosive charges that are rare but very useful for blasting through Hard Rock.Laser Beam PowerCell: This only restores 5 units of ammo, for either handheld or mounted Laser Beams.Some vehicles feature this gun as a mounted weapon. Laser Beam: This beam fires a laser blast, capable of destroying any type of breakable rock or enemy.Freezer Beam PowerCell: Has the same function as the Pusher Beam's PowerCell, but is colored blue to fit the Freezer Beam.Shots are fired in an arc surrounding the Rock Raider. Freezer Beam: This device can freeze any foe it hits.Pusher Beam PowerCell: Basic, green-coloured ammunition pickups for the Pusher Beam.Pusher Beam: A device that fires a green force field which pushes foes away.The PAL version includes eighteen one-player and two-player missions, and three one-player bonus missions that are accessible after every mission in the campaign is completed to Gold Medal standard. There are eighteen campaign missions and six multiplayer missions in the NTSC version. The objectives vary between the NTSC and PAL versions. Some missions combine both of these objectives.Īt the end of each mission, players receive either a Bronze Medal (minimum required objectives complete), a Silver Medal (most objectives complete), or a Gold Medal (all objectives complete). Most missions require the player to collect a certain amount of Power Crystals, while some missions require the player to rescue Rock Raiders that have been trapped by rockslides or other dangers.
Chief sends Jet and Docs to the planet to begin a mining operation. Chief orders Sparks to scan the area, who finds a large source of Power Crystals on a nearby planet. The meteorite damages the ship before they are sucked into the black hole and emerge in a distant part of the universe. Their commander, Chief, settles them down as they brace for impact. The crew tries to escape, but another, larger meteorite is detected in their path, causing a panic. A large meteorite collides with the ship and knocks it within range of a black hole. The Rock Raiders are onboard their ship, the LMS Explorer, returning home from a mission. Plot Synopsis This is a summary of the original PS1 intro, seen here:
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