Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga (PS3)

To anyone who hasn't heard of this game, it is important that I make you aware that is already a classic, I owned it on PS2, but when I saw it on PS3 for £14.99 at play.com, I just had to buy it. I have been able to relive all the things I loved, although you would have thought second time round I might have got a little better at it, but apparently not. The principle was simple, make a Star Wars game, but have everything made in Lego, from the characters to the space ships. Because of this the game comes with a quaint humour, and it also means despite the fact you have to kill hundreds of enemy troops that the game is suitable for all ages, a very clever ...  Read the complete review

I am a big fan of the Lego series of computer games, and Star Wars was the first movie franchise to be combined with the popular Danish brand of building bricks to create a playable title. If you like solving puzzles, Starwars, and Lego, then this is the game for you! As the game's subheading suggests, you can play through the 'complete saga' of films - six in total. Each of the games takes around three hours to complete, with the whole game potentially finished in a day. However, when you've played your way through the story, you can go back and replay each stage with other unlockable characters which can access certain areas unavailable during the first ...  Read the complete review

The lego series of computer games caught me off guard. Lego is a kids games, right? How very dare they mock and tarnish the ever so serious and not-just-for-kids classic piece of cinema that is the star wars trilogy. I was prepared to hate this concept under principle. For whatever reason I decided (for the kids of course) I gave the series a punt... and have not looked back. I am occasionally wrong from time to time. Actually joking aside, this is a perfect kids game - Star Wars being the perfect backdrop, Lego being the perfect non violent, non offensive, innocent vehicle for a great game. What makes it great for us adults (or big kids) is that it is best ...  Read the complete review

This game has been out for quite some time but I have only recently got around to buying it for my husband. I had read quite a few good reviews for it and wanted a game which was quite lighthearted and humerous (few and far between on the PS3). The fact that this is also a two player game is an added bonus. The game follows a story mode to start with, and after completing each chapter of the story, you can then access the free play mode which allows you to play the level again as different characters, and access previously unavailable areas. All of the characters and the surroundings in the game are made of lego which is unusual but makes the game even more ...  Read the complete review

The concept seems to some people rubbish and pointless, perhaps even a bit offensive to the true die hard Star Wars fans that the great empire that is Star Wars is being thouroughly mocked. I however simply love this game. It is the 1st in a series of Lego games (Along with Batman and Indiana Jones) and I simply never tire of making little lego pieces smash into tiny little pieces. The best part to this game is the simplicity. You on your own or with a friend, re-live the Star Wars Saga placing the great actors of Mark Hammil and Harrison Ford with small little men made of Lego. I'm sure nearly everybody in the world has seen Star Wars so you all ...  Read the complete review