it's ok some of the cutscene animations got a good laugh out of me
it is SO frustrating looking everywhere and doing anything you can think of only to realise the obvious solution an hour later and you feel like the worlds biggest idiot so while it does get annoying at times (vehicle levels are the WORST) it can be pretty fun other times especially when you have someone else to play with
im han solo im han solo (i swear that's a parody song somewhere either that or my brain made it up)
it is SO frustrating looking everywhere and doing anything you can think of only to realise the obvious solution an hour later and you feel like the worlds biggest idiot so while it does get annoying at times (vehicle levels are the WORST) it can be pretty fun other times especially when you have someone else to play with
im han solo im han solo (i swear that's a parody song somewhere either that or my brain made it up)
I mastered this game on 2011 when I bought it for the DS. It's quite silly as most of the LEGO games but it's just so much fun. I had a blast getting through all the SW saga (such good times, before the sequels). It's fast, very entertaining and it can be hilarious sometimes. Damn, I'm actually thinking I should play it again, it's been ages!
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga is a decent game, but I don't understand how it has an average score of 4/5 here, with lots of people giving it 5/5. Are people that blinded by nostalgia? It definitely hasn't aged well. I played this as a kid too, but replaying it now as an adult, I'm shocked at how clunky and repetitive it is. Also, there's barely any of that usual LEGO humor. It's just for a few seconds every now and then. The puzzles also aren't that good in this one, and enemies keep respawning like crazy while you're trying to do puzzles, making for a very annoying experience. The artstyle still holds up though. The game looks great, and the music is good to, being variations of John Williams' classical music, although it does get very repetitive after a while, hearing the same music over and over again. It's not bad, but I definitely feel like they improved the formula a lot with games like Indiana Jones.