I played the 2nd part ("original Trilogy") first, so I was a little disappointed by this one.
Not only are story and characters of Ep. I to III far from matching the classics, but I also missed game elements that were added in part 2, mainly the building of objects out of lego blocks for non force users.
Description:Based on the console version developed by Travellers Tales, LEGO Star Wars chronicles the first three episodes of George Lucas' popular science-fiction trilogy from the perspective of everyday building blocks. Up to two players can participate in the game at once and are encouraged to utilize team-based tactics with a variety of multiBased on the console version developed by Travellers Tales, LEGO Star Wars chronicles the first three episodes of George Lucas' popular science-fiction trilogy from the perspective of everyday building blocks. Up to two players can participate in the game at once and are encouraged to utilize team-based tactics with a variety of multi-character parties. Prominent moments from The Phantom Menace, Attack of the Clones, and Revenge of the Sith serve as the game's backdrop for storytelling, while favorite personalities such as Obi-Wan Kenobi, Anakin Skywalker, and Jango Fett can be manipulated to advance your progress.
The Lego aspect also comes into play, as bricks will be built to pass obstacles and be used to guide the characters through their journey. All of the environments are styled and break apart just like the toy line of the same name.
Also included is a multi-player mode, with multiple extras and characters to unlock throughout gameplay.... (more)(less)
Manufacturer : Eidos Release date : 2 April 2005 EAN: 5032921022149
"You play yourself through the important events of the prequel trilogy. Which is cool enough. What makes it even cooler is that you do it in LEGO!
Rating:
The Good
* Awesomely fun. You can't do wrong with Star Wars and lego combined.
* Excellent graphics.
* John Williams Soundtrack.
* Get to play as many, many different characters in Free Mode.
* Much to unlock and collect.
The Bad
* I wish there were some kind of game completion percentage in the menu or something. There are so many things"
"This was the first Lego game I ever played. And this was the only one I needed to play to become addicted to this kind of game. I found it odd that you can't truly die in this game. But then, I found, that wasn't where the challenge in the game is. The challenge is in unlocking everything and locating every hidden puzzle and item. And in that, I loved it, because you could beat it in relative short order, but still spend weeks and weeks playing it to unlock all the secrets. Oh yes, and you can p"
"What game should we make? I know, let's take a beloved franchise like Star Wars, but make everything out of Legos! Seriously, this game was a project that was a joke of sorts. The ironic part of the story? It made buckets and buckets of money. Fortunately the screw-offs who thought it would just be a gag-game for a few fans were smart enough to make a sequel; after all what's better than buckets of money? More buckets of money."
“I played the 2nd part ("original Trilogy") first, so I was a little disappointed by this one.
Not only are story and characters of Ep. I to III far from matching the classics, but I also missed game elements that were added in part 2, mainly the building of objects out of lego blocks for non force users.
Entertaining, but not as amusing as its sequel.” read more
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