Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (Wii)

Okay it took a few months of the kids begging but I finally went out and bought Star Wars: The Complete Saga for them on the Wii. Initially I was a bit dubious as we already owned episodes 1 and 2 on the Xbox, and wasn't to sure if the graphics would be any good or if the kids would be able to get to grips with the game play due to having to use the remote and the nunchuck instead of the normal controller that they use. But I thought what the hell and give in and now I going to tell you all what I think of the game. But I wont go in to detail about every level and character as there are 6 episodes containing 6 levels each and lots of bonus levels meaning I ...

We were given the combined game for the Wii as a present which was great because we already had the two individual games for the PS2. I did wonder if it would be worth it but in fact the Wii version has been played extensively by both adults and small ones (nearly five) The game is a funny and light hearted version of the six Starwars games played out with lego. The designers have spent a long time being true to the stories while adding twists that suit Lego or are just plan fun. My four year old and indeed older members of the family spent much time spacing stormtroops through an airlock to get the one in just a helmet and underwear, who shows up elsewhere in ...

Having initially played the Nintendo DS version, I was a bit wary about buying, and playing, what appeared to be the exact same product. My fears were dispelled within 10 minutes of playing the game. Granted the basic premise of the game is the same; 6 levels representing the 6 films each with 6 levels (eeek, 666 !!!), with other bonus games and features included, however the due to the greater processing power of the Wii, the gameplay is much improved and certainly appears to be a bit more difficult than the DS version (perhaps the target is an older audience ?) There is also some nice humour included in both the cut scenes in-between levels and ...