Customer Reviews

Lego Star Wars

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4 star:		(12)
3 star:		(2)
2 star:		(1)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I recently purchased this game for my 6-year-old son, and he loves it. The game allows him to choose adventures from Episodes I,II, and III. In Episode I, Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon are pitted in a fierce battle with alien droids. Episode II finds Anakin fighting the scary Tuskin Raiders. Finally, Episode III pits Anakin and Obi-Wan together. This time they're fighting the Separatists aboard General Grievous' ship.

This is a very fun and action-packed game. My son prefers it to the Star Wars Episode III game pack. The graphics are excellent, and the official Star Wars music plays in the background while the player is slugging it out on the screen. I recommend this game very highly. Having three different episodes included in one game is a great deal, and each one is loads of fun. Purchase this game and enter into the world of Star Wars.

This is my 4 year old son's 4th gameboy game, and he hasn't put it down in 3 weeks. Beware of the description listed here, because it is for the console or pc version. There is no 2 player mode or vehicles in the GBA version, and there are only about 15 characters you can play. It is still great however. It is enjoyable for a young child, yet I like it as well. It can be challenging, but it also makes you think of ways to succeed, because to accomplish certain tasks, you need to use different characters and their special abilities. It also encourages replaying after you have completed levels, because you can exchange credits to buy different characters (i.e. you can play as darth maul and fight against dookoo in attack of the clones). It is also nice for younger kids in that the violence is diminished because the characters just collapse into lego bricks when they are "killed". BTW, to play as General Grevious, you pause the game, hit select twice, and then down 6 times. I hope they make one for the original trilogy.

This has been a relief, he was playing other SW games and the were so realistic it was boring! Now he has color and sound that is fun, he learns about collecting and saving points and trading them in for things he needs to move up in the game. The characters are enjoyable and far from scarey in their Lego form.

Great game for Star Wars fans. Unlike many games in the genre, the levels weren't endless, repetitive hack and slash fights. There are enough puzzles, time based challenges and scenery changes to keep it interesting. On the Star Wars side, it follows the movies well. Great use of Force powers and character personalities. Highly recommended.

I like this version of the star wars saga. We gave this to our 5 year old after we searched endlessly for a star wars game that was rated "E", finally we found one. Our son knows the movies well and hasn't had a problem figuring out the controls or what to do. As with most things he's better than we are already. This is his first and only video game. While there is obviously still a lot of fighting, the lego guys just explode into little bricks. It just doesn't seem as violent. We are really pleased with this version.

This is one of the few games I have heard that has been released on both Playstation 2 and Gameboy Advance and had features that are on the Gameboy but not the PS2. This game ranges Episode 1, 2 and newly released Episode 3. The good things about this game include the fact that each character has his or her own special skill, unique to that character only unlike the PS2 version. The levels are also slightly different in the Gameboy Advance version and in my opinion slightlty more difficult. With over thirty characters ranging from the most powerful Jedi Knights to the evil Sith Lords and even the desert dwelling Tusken Raiders. Overall this game is not as good as the PS2 version but that does not mean this is not an excellent game because it certainly is!

I have alot of fun playing this game! It is so fun i haven't put it down for a month!!! It is challenging but perfect for little kids. When you "kill" someone, they just collaspe into a bunch of legos. The freeplay mode is useful and encourages kids to replay levels. The 23 caracters all are useful for defeating bosses. The various levels allow you to save up "credits" to buy more caracters. I suggest buying Darth Maul; he is far superior to anyone at jumping, except for Jar-Jar of course. I've already have allmost every the caracters thanks to the freeplay mode. Lego:Star Wars is sold at Wal-Mart, Best Buy, Target, Circuit City, and pretty much every major store thay sale video games.I suggest you buy it!!!

I don't have the game yet, but my friend has for PS2, and
I was gonna plan on getting it on PC, but we don't have the right graphic... Thing, and I'm not aloud to play PS2. or X-B
so I decided to plan getting it for GBA, and I looked at many sights, and do they think I'm about to say its not worth it?
Well? WRONG! I think it is AWESOME, sure you have to use a certain code to play as Grievous (Not in the GBA Free player, so press start and... Something else) But has cool 3-D movies
of sceneries such as Maul getting cut in half, Obi-Wan in the
prison force field talking to Dooku, dueling Anakin, and *Spoiler*- Anakin gets his legs cut off, and face badly scarred-
And you play as characters such as Qui-Gon, Yoda (Unlike the origonal EP III for X-B, NDS), Obi-Wan, Anakin (Young, Jedi, "evil" looking), Count Dooku, Maul, even Jar Jar, and of course... Vader. The game is most likely a 1-2 player game as with the others, and hopefully it will come to the NDS too, but that isn't the point. Each character has their own "Special powers" like Jedi know the force. Playable characters, and what I'm guesing their "Special attack" is:
Padme- ?????
Qui-Gon- Force
Obi-Wan- Force
Yoda- jump-slash
Jar Jar- Like Luigi, jumps higher
Dooku- Force Lightning
Maul- Double Blade super combo?
Grievous- 4-Lightsaber slash
Super Droid- Rapid fire
Droideka- shield
Geonosian warrior- fly
R2-D2/R4-??- fly
C-3PO- Computer-talking
Jango Fett- fly (Very common)
Anakin- Force
Vader- Choke.
Remember, this is what I'm guessing their special attack is, so if wrong (Most likely I AM wrong) don't hurt me.
Bosses I know of *Spoilers*

Ep I: Maul

Ep II: Jango,
Dooku

Ep III: Dooku (Yes, again)
Grievous (Whach it, he is the STRONGEST in the other games, Including the origonal III)
FINAL: Anakin/Obi-Wan

And doing all of this allows you to play free-player, and buy character. Enjoy, I know I will!!!

This is a pretty good games, though not great. I have only played the GBA game ( the ps2 xbox games look much better). Long story short, it is one of the easiest gams I have ever played. I beat it the same day i got it. It took me about 2 hours. I had got this game on a Thursday hoping it would keep me occupied for a 3 day road trip from Florida to NY that was starting on the following wednesday. But it isn't terrible. There are only 15 charectors that you unlock. Obi-Wan, Qui-Gon, Jar Jar, Padme, R2,R4,Anikin,Yoda,Chewy,Darth Maul,Jango Fett,Dookoo,a clone trooper,a tusken raider, and Darth Vader. But you can use cheat codes to unlock Droideka, a Super battle Droid, a Repair Droid,General Grievous, a Gungan, A Genosian, and C-3p0. There are 14 levels in the game. I was surprised that you don't get to battle Jango Fett. You can unlock him though in Free Mode once you beat the game. I would reccomend to rent the game rather than buying it. I was looking forward to battling Mace Windoo but they left that out as well. The game is very simple. The only level that I lost on was the final level battiling Anikin at Mustafar. You have to be quick because the rocks will disarear into the lava. The charectors with blasters are difficult to control because they have bad accuresy.

I love this game and can't put it down. It's great that you don't really kill people, they just fall down into Lego bricks. My mom has even tried to play this game. I like using the Force the best. It's cool to switch back and forth between Anikin and R2D2 in the beginning. I haven't gotten through the whole thing yet but it's kind of challenging because there's no talking to give you hints or anything.