Where this game shines is its impressive roster of over 120 playable characters. It’s Star Wars like you’ve never seen it before. The game combines adventure and puzzle-solving, each level built around crucial movie scenes. Players can start from Anakin’s humble beginnings on Tatooine to Luke’s climactic confrontation with Emperor Palpatine while playing as cute LEGO characters. PLOT AND OVERARCHING GAME THEMEĪs the title suggests, the plot of “LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga” is the complete Star Wars saga! It neatly compresses the events from all six films into bite-sized, LEGO-filled adventures, keeping the epic narrative intact while injecting it with LEGO’s signature humor and charm. This game is a hilarious, whimsical, and above all, epic journey that covers all six Star Wars films, giving players a chance to relive their favorite Star Wars moments but with a unique, fun-filled LEGO twist. It will even have two-player co-op just like all the other consoles.Let’s take a journey to a galaxy far, far away, but instead of speeding starships, ominous Death Stars, or Wookiee fur, imagine everything is made of…LEGOs! Presenting “LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga,” a wildly popular video game where the epic Star Wars universe collides with the colorful, brick-building world of LEGO, explicitly designed for PS3. The DS version will have 30 levels “with all the characters you’d expect.” The levels will be modeled after the ones in the consoles but was designed specifically for the DS gameplay-wise. Despite the smaller space compared to its bigger cousins, the Nintendo DS will still have levels from all six films. We really love Lego Star Wars II on PSP, but we simply have limited available resources, and couldn’t fit a PSP version of Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga into our plans.īut that hitch aside, L ego Star Wars: The Complete Saga will appear on every other major console ( Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Wii, Nintendo DS). In a recent interview with Jonathan Smith – head of TT Games – he explains why Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga can’t be on the PSP and gives us some more details about the game’s DS version.Īccording to Smith, the reason why the game can’t appear on the PSP is a simple one, and quote: He talks about the games features and other things you can look forward to. Head over to the full article for more details on the game’s DS version straight from Jonathan Smith himself, head of TT Games. What happened you ask? Nothing major: TT Games just doesn’t have the resources for it. So Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga is appearing on all the major consoles – even the DS – but a PSP version is conspicuously absent.

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