We loved Legos when we were kids. But thanks to merchandising luminaries like George Lucas, we can enjoy them again as adults in games like Lego Star Wars The Complete Saga Review. Finally, we can get rid of that Lego Star Wars Millenium Falcon we have lying around that we have to hide in the closet everytime a girl comes over. Luckily, the maid only comes once a week and she doesn't understand English. But you won't need to either playing this game.
So the game covers the entire six episodes of the Star Wars saga, as the name implies. You start off in episode one fighting them droids, and then move on to the second trilogy fighting them clones. Along the way, you'll meet a few interesting characters, use a few of their Jedi powers or gadgets if they aren't Jedi, and see plenty of weird stuff happening that wasn't in the movie. It's a good time for all, except the platform sequences, which are not good for anybody.
You'll also fly a few vehicles that match the sequences from the movies like the Death Star run as Luke. There's not a great deal of difficulty in this game because health packs are plenty and the laser blasts are much slower than in other Star Wars games, which kind of makes sene since the audience is a little younger than the other games. You spend all your time in the third-person perspective.
The graphics are pretty simple, as you would expect for Lego characters, but the textures are very clean. There is a plastic look to them just like real Lego blocks. However, this is not next-gen graphics. The sound is excellent as you would expect from a Lucas Arts game, and the music comes straight from the movies.
The game has an online coop mode, which is all you can expect from a game of this nature. It's a good family title for your kids or yourself if you're a Star Wars fan. But there's not enough action for a 360 gamer, especially if you play many FPS games and expect big explosions. Seeing Lego blocks flying in every direction just isn't as great in comparison. But remember, this is alot of Lego gaming for a discount price. If you want Lego gaming, this is it.
| Gameplay |
70 |
| Graphics |
60 |
| Sound |
90 |
| Dollar Value |
$40 |
| Replay |
70 |
| Overall |
75 |
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