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An interactive comic game was at one point featured on the official [[Rock Raiders]] webpage on the LEGO website. The game was allegedly a digitized version of the promotional [[Rock Raiders mini comic books#4920 Rapid Rider comic|Rapid Rider comic]] included with first edition released of the set [[4920 Rapid Rider]]. Like the comic, it starred [[Bandit]], who sailed the [[Rapid Rider]] through various caverns. At certain scenes, the game would pause for a short amount of time to allow the player to search for [[Energy Crystal]]s. At a certain point of the game, Bandit would fall asleep and a timed slider puzzle would begin. If the player finished the puzzle in time the Rapid Rider would safely make it to Rock Raider HQ; if not, the Rapid Rider would fall down a waterfall and Bandit would be forced to travel through a cavern filled with [[Rock Monster]]s. The more Energy Crystals found, the higher the player's score. | An interactive comic game was at one point featured on the official [[Rock Raiders]] webpage on the LEGO website. The game was allegedly a digitized version of the promotional [[Rock Raiders mini comic books#4920 Rapid Rider comic|Rapid Rider comic]] included with first edition released of the set [[4920 Rapid Rider]]. Like the comic, it starred [[Bandit]], who sailed the [[Rapid Rider]] through various caverns. At certain scenes, the game would pause for a short amount of time to allow the player to search for [[Energy Crystal]]s. At a certain point of the game, Bandit would fall asleep and a timed slider puzzle would begin. If the player finished the puzzle in time the Rapid Rider would safely make it to Rock Raider HQ; if not, the Rapid Rider would fall down a waterfall and Bandit would be forced to travel through a cavern filled with [[Rock Monster]]s. The more Energy Crystals found, the higher the player's score. | ||
After completing the game, the player could go to '''The Crystal Exchange''' to purchase icon packs and wallpapers with the Energy Crystals they collected. There were five icon packs, which all cost four crystals each, and three wallpapers, which cost five crystals each. | After completing the game, the player could go to '''The Crystal Exchange''' to purchase icon packs and wallpapers with the Energy Crystals they collected. There were five icon packs, which all cost four crystals each, and three wallpapers, which cost five crystals each, two sound effects at the cost of 3 crystals, 3 movies at the cost of 5 crystals and an unkown ''3D Captain'' media item at the cost of 2 crystals. | ||
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An interactive comic game was at one point featured on the official Rock Raiders webpage on the LEGO website. The game was allegedly a digitized version of the promotional Rapid Rider comic included with first edition released of the set 4920 Rapid Rider. Like the comic, it starred Bandit, who sailed the Rapid Rider through various caverns. At certain scenes, the game would pause for a short amount of time to allow the player to search for Energy Crystals. At a certain point of the game, Bandit would fall asleep and a timed slider puzzle would begin. If the player finished the puzzle in time the Rapid Rider would safely make it to Rock Raider HQ; if not, the Rapid Rider would fall down a waterfall and Bandit would be forced to travel through a cavern filled with Rock Monsters. The more Energy Crystals found, the higher the player's score.
After completing the game, the player could go to The Crystal Exchange to purchase icon packs and wallpapers with the Energy Crystals they collected. There were five icon packs, which all cost four crystals each, and three wallpapers, which cost five crystals each, two sound effects at the cost of 3 crystals, 3 movies at the cost of 5 crystals and an unkown 3D Captain media item at the cost of 2 crystals.
| This is a description taken from The Crystal Exchange. Do not modify it. | |
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It's time to find out how many Power Crystals you have succeeded in collecting and what you can get in exchange for your valuable find!
Your purchase possibilities of cool stuff all depend on the number of power crystals you have collected, which is shown in the inventory box. When clicking on the various items you'll get a preview - and at the same time see how many Power Crystals you need in order to buy the specific item. After having bought your stuff you can download the selected files. We hope you had fun and got what you wanted! | |
Gallery
Button under the wallpaper section of LEGO.com in early 2000
Presumably one of the three wallpapers
The only known thumbnail of wallpaper 2
Presumably one of the three wallpapers
External Links
- The Crystal Exchange (intro page archive)
- The Crystal Exchange (main page archive)
- Unknown page from the LEGO Media website that may be related
This page needs information or media that is no longer accessible. If you know or have anything that might help, please contribute your knowledge, or contact us via talk page or the forums. Missing: Entire game, Icon packs and wallpapers, any info except two dubious links, one screenshot, and description added to Wikipedia in 2007
