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LEGO Star Wars (PS2) | 
 enlarge | From: Eidos
Category: Video Games
List Price: £19.99
Buy New: £9.95
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Rating:  25 reviews
Platform: Playstation2
Genre: action-games
Media: Video Game
Number Of Items: 1
Age: 3 - 18 years
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.3
Dimensions (in): 7.3 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 5032921023191
Release Date: October 7, 2005
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: Brand New but does not come Sealed.
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 Immensly fun... January 10, 2008
Ruler01 (UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
... More fun than it should be or could ever be expected. Great humour and it doesn't tarnish the star wars name (unless your a super-star wars movie nerd) As a star wars fan i think i can say that. This is just a really enjoyable game especially if played with a friend.
really liked this game... December 15, 2007
S. Curran (UK)
I really enjoyed this game because at times it's really funny & you can change your characters by giving them purple light-sabres & mustaches. Even though the second game is better it's still really good.
 Great fun October 17, 2007
Wendy Majere (UK)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Although I wasn't sure at first glance, this game has turned out to be great fun. It's almost impossible to die(if you do you just come back), so there's no annoying 'I almost made it' parts. Very humourous. You can do silly things, like put moustaches on the characters. The only frustrating part I've found so far is the podrace, as it's easy to crash and you get shot at. After a few tries however, it becomes easy. Not much of a challenge, but especially fun as a multiplayer game.
Totally absorbed by a 3+ game !! August 8, 2007
Mr. R. Coleman (Marlow, UK)
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
So, we all know the story of George Lucas's Star Wars saga, we've all seen the movies, bought and collected the toys - far too many in my own life - and all put our hands to our heads when Jar Jar Binks just did not die horribly in the first thirty seconds of the Phantom Menace ! So how was the greatest story ever told (apologies to Christians throughout the world) going to be translated into Lego ?
The answer ? Superbly ! This is a fantastic little game in my opinion, even though I prefer playing games like Obscure, Doom 3 and Silent Hill - I think working for my company for 23 years is slowly making me realise working for the Umbrella Corp might be a better idea.
It was a total break from the norm, an entertaining and refreshing, silly piece of non-sense. Any game that you can put a moustache on R2-D2 cannot really be held too highly in the Mastermind fraternity !
The game is divide into the 3 movies and you can play your way through any of the three - you do not have to finish them in any order, so you can go straight to `Revenge' , if that's your thing. Each movie is divided up into 5 or 6 sub-levels - these you do have to play in order.
The idea of the game is simply to go through the levels, defeat your enemies, collect lego studs and kits, and achieve `jedi' status to gain super-kit bonus's. As you meet fellow characters, you can take control of them and those you defeat you can buy - with exorbitant amounts of studs - in Dexter's shop after finishing the level, to replay any level with purchased or `met' additional characters. This is where the designers of the game have put a lot of work into the planning of the game, as some of the collectables can only be reached or obtained by characters you meet in later stages of the game. And as much as I hate to say it - this is where Jar Jar Binks really comes into his own.
Other really fun characters to control are the extensively jumping and powerful Yoda, General Grievous with his multiple sabres and Darth Maul - lets face it, we all want to play the bad guy !
The publishers of this game advertise it as being suitable for children as young as 3+, and yeah I guess a very small child could well move the characters around the screen and fight a few battles, but - and I would not put my house on it with new generations - I doubt very much that there is anyway that their eye to controller co-ordination would allow them to finish it. I don't play many video games - if I am honest I am slowly working my way through cheap pre-owned ones - and I have to admit I struggled a little on some of the levels. They will especially not find the Pod-Racing and Battle over Coruscant too easy.
Other good features of this game are that when you die (in exploding lego pieces), you do not have to start the monotonous trek from the beginning of the level again, you simply lose a few studs and carry on from where you left off - in fact if your quick you can pick up what you dropped. Even some of the really useless characters have uses, children that can crawl through vents to collect items, Droids that can fly short distances, troopers that can fire grappling hooks to other high levels. Fighting with Tea-cups ? Two player drop in and out allows Dad to play along too.
I never thought that I would say this, but I found myself totally addicted to 3+ rated game !
Great gameplay but too easy August 4, 2007
Matthew
1 out of 2 found this review helpful
I bought this game for the laughs and fun I would get out of this. It didn't disappiont me. The levels show the humourous side of star wars without losing distance from the film's plots. Graphics = Great, Gameplay= Great. With lego it makes it hilarious and fun. Only problem is that it is so easy and you will whiz through all the levels in no time. So if you are stalling over what to get- 1-3 or 4-6 then go for the other as it is more worth it.
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