Let's face it, film portrayals in games are usually pants. You know what I mean, you watch a film like Blade and you think to yourself, the game is bound to be just as good, because software producers aren't really just trying to cash in on the incredibly lucrative Film Merchandise market, they actually, genuinely, truthfully want to produce a game which is accurate to the film and that I'm really going to enjoy. Hmm. I've been disappointed time and time again by film portrayals, so I was understandably twitchy when stood in my local game shop with LOTR: TTT in hand hoping, no... praying that it would excite me as much as the film did. ...  Read the complete review

This Christmas I got a Playstation 2 and Lord Of The Rings: Two Towers was another game I bought with it. I haven't played the PS2 game for the first film but didn't think that really mattered. The game is very realistic and the characters really do look real, so do the settings. The whole point of this game is to begin from the top of the cliff where the ringwraiths were very close to completing their mission of retrieving the ring. Frodo was stabbed with an immortal blade. You then have to fight off the ringwraiths and are taken all the way to Helm's Deep. There are not many levels though. I bought this game and in about 3 weeks of playing completed this ...  Read the complete review

Lord of the Rings games are a little old now, however older games can sometimes represent value for money. The game begins with film footage and the first level you play as one of the characters and it seems impossible to die. Perhaps, this is to get you used to the controls. Speaking of the controls, there are some bizarre choices of which buttons do what. Nevermind, too much because the screen shows you what to do. There is a helpful controller on the loading screen highlighting which buttons may be relevant to a particular level. This doesn't help too much, when you must play as Aragon on the second level. Here you must defeat those ...  Read the complete review

The Lord of the Rings The Two Towers is an action game developed by EA for the Playstation 2. The game takes place during the second of the Lord of The Rings movies and briefly follows the story of the journeys of the Ring bearer Frodo, his hobbit friends Merry and Pippin but the games main focus is on Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli. The game will take you right from the start of the game where Sarumans army is burning the villages right to the final conflict at Helms Deep. The gameplay is a hack and slash style game and you can use either one of the three heroes Aragorn, Legolas or Gimli. Each character has slightly different strengths but all play ...  Read the complete review

I have completed TLOTR TTT in one day in was not very challenging and there was not much effort in completing the game. They could have made the game really really top notch but they rushed to get it out in time for christmas and the realese of the two towers in teh cinemas Way to improve the game : they could have put puzzles and quests and secret location in the game to make it much more interesting and had alot more levels tere are only about 12 all together and none are paticullry long or hard. In the game all you seemed to do was bash the fiere attack button or try to complete combos by pressing another button. Each baddie has two attacks and is not very ...  Read the complete review