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Description: Manufacturer: Eidos / Genre: Adventures & Role-playing / Play the most memorable and exhilarating scenes from The ... more Newest Review: ... Of The Clones, and Revenge Of The Sith. The story is told in cute and humourous cut scenes. If you try and play with the ... more More Eidos PC games
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by heekeer - written on 26/08/08 (Useful, 45 readings)
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Lego Star Wars is an action game for the consoles that has been brought over to the PC. In this game the story follows the three new films, that is The Phantom Menace, Attack Of The Clones, and Revenge Of The Sith. The story is told in cute and humourous cut scenes. If you try and play with the keyboard you will probably find this game to be quite frustrating. However once you plug in a game pad like the official Xbox360 controller it will become a much more pleasant experience. The gameplay is very simple and people of all ages should be able to get the hang of the easy combat and fun challenging but not overly so puzzles. If you have ...
by SWSt - written on 05/02/07 (Very useful, 202 readings)
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A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away, someone had the genius idea of marrying Star Wars Episodes I-III (the prequels) with Lego and making a game out of it! I guess that probably gives my opinion away a bit, but I think this game is brilliant! I had high hopes for it when it came out, as it was produced by Travellers Tales – the people responsible for the excellent later instalments of the Crash Bandicoot series. Sure enough, that faith was not misplaced and Star Wars Lego is just fun, fun, fun… First of all, the graphics and sound are both excellent. This is an official Star Wars (and Lego) licensed product, so all the sounds are ...
by CaptainD - written on 26/06/06 (Very useful, 876 readings)
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LEGO Star Wars is a term that will mean nothing to you if you don’t know what LEGO is, or what Star Wars is. (If not, what planet have you been on for the past few decades?) Ah well I suppose there must be some people about who don’t know, so here’s the explanation: LEGO is a set of children’s building toys, ranging from simple click-together blocks to bits that make up complex models, and characters complete with accessories. Star Wars is a series of films (and books, and toys, and animated series, and other things comprising one of the largest merchandising operations in the world). Basically Star Wars is a retelling of the classic “good versus ...





