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Lego Star Wars: The Video Game: Movies
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Lego Star Wars: The Video Game takes you through the latest three Star Wars movies. The game is broken up into three episodes (a bit obvious) and each episode is broken up into five or six chapters. These chapters graze over the major events of each movie. You will participate in the retaking of Theed, the Colosseum battle on Geonosis and the space fight over Coruscant, as well as events like fighting Count Dooku, Darth Maul and of course the Mustafar fight between Obi-Wan and Anakin.
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LEGO Star Wars 2 picks up where the first one ended, in a very familiar bar in the most famous “wretched hive of scum and villainy.” In other words, at the Mos Eisely cantina. Just as in the first game, the cantina will be your starting point for all your adventures. It’s divided into sections, each one representing one of the episodes. Your first stop is Episode One, with the empire running down the famous Corellian Corvette. You run through the stage just like the first scene in the movie, as a Rebel Fleet Trooper blowing up everything in sight. Once you finish this stage, you have access to all the other movies, just like in the first game.
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"Sales of LEGO Star Wars and LEGO SpongeBob last year were well beyond expectations -- proving that the right property translated to construction play can have evergreen impact," Laursen said. "In a non-movie year, LEGO Star Wars maintained its appeal to collectors and builders of all ages, and the sustained popularity of the SpongeBob series helped us launch a property that LEGO kids have told us belongs in the category."
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The story of Lego Star Wars is similar to those of Episodes 1-3, with minor differences. Scenes that do not include much action in the movie are only lightly touched on in the game or removed entirely. Scenes are ... changed to make them more humorous.
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LEGO Star Wars is definitely a lightsaber-wielding, Force-using hero of a game! It's a blast to play, especially with friends, and even though it's a bit short there's a ton of stuff to unlock. This game is packed with enough kooky fun to keep gamers of all ages busy until the Star Wars Episode III: Revenge of the Sith movie comes out!
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One of last year's more pleasant surprises was undoubtedly LEGO Star Wars, the TT Games-developed ode to George Lucas' incredibly popular sci-fi universe. With its unique art style, "pick up and play" mechanics, and the best use of a popular license that we'd seen in a long, long time, it literally came out of nowhere to win critics and consumers over with its charming mix of action and humor. With a resume like that and three movies that could still be "LEGOfied" remaining, a sequel was inevitable.
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