LEGO Star Wars

all the levels are pretty easy except the ones where you drive the starships and battle other starships. Level 5 of every episode is really short because you have to fight the bosses of that episode. Other levels are really long. If you complete a level then it automatically saves for you or if you have a DS then all you have to do is shut the top screen and it pauses for you. There is also a different kind of mode that you can do after you complete a level, it is called Free Play mode. Free Play is where you can be any character that you have unlocked and get all the lego canisters that you are supposed to collect to get a mini-kit model. There are 6 episodes and 5 levels in each episode. All in all, I like this game very much.

I bought this game for my grandson and he really enjoys playing it. I really like this game because when you get killed, you don't get sent back to the beginning. You come back immediately right where you left off, so the frustration level is completely eliminated and you can just play. The game has many levels - basically each of the six Star Wars movies is presented by several different stages. There are plenty of characters and special forces one can unlock and buy. There are kits to collect and assemble, and special bricks to find, hidden in each stage. In short, this game really keep the interest up for a long long time.

This game is owned and played by an adult female on a NDS. It is not challenging as far as figuring out what needs to be done for each puzzle. It walks you through the entire game. But it is very cute and entertaining. Lego games always give me a laugh, especially with the cut scenes, one of the reasons I bought this.There are also many levels to get through so you will get your money's worth for time spent playing, even if you breeze through most. The stylus was well used in this game as well.Considering the options out there for the NDS, I would recommend this game.

I almost bought this game a lot, actually, but I was never willing to spend ten to twenty dollars on it. However, recently I had a little extra money and decided to finally buy it. I got this for a little over $2, which ended up being six dollars with shipping. The delivery was fast, however, you can't touch the card or shake your DS while it's playing because the DS will recognize that the game has been removed. This has been a little annoying, but it's the only technical problem I've came across. The graphics are a little lackluster and it's more than a little disappointing that the game doesn't seem to have orange in its color scheme, which means that many red-haired characters appear with brown hair and Leia's famous Boushh helmet is almost brown as well. The actual game play is rather fun (I've already invested over twenty-four hours into it), and is challenging enough to feel like you're doing something, but not frustrating to point of not wanting to play. The cut scenes are the same as the console versions, but they move more like a something you would expect to see on a computer game rather than the seamless animation seen on the consoles. Another difference from the console version is that each episode only has five levels, which means that in the prequel trilogy, each one is missing a level but in the original trilogy you'll find two console levels combined into on mega level which I personally like better than the missing level. Overall, I'm very glad I finally decided to buy the game and almost regret not getting it sooner.

Ok, let me start by saying I haven't actually played this game myself. This was bought for my 9yr old son. I have watched as he plays it though. The number one thing I like about this game is that it does a have some "violence" BUT not really. What do I mean by that?! You do not see blood or gore in this game. If you blow someone up their Lego parts go flying. At 9 years old my son wants to ply "fighting" games, but I do not agree with the blood and gore aspect. Lego games gives him what he likes, while keeping me happy!I also want to say that this game is not super easy to beat. That is not to say that it is hard. Just that there seems to be a lot of content.I would recommend this, and every other lego game!

I can't personally speak for the gameplay but my 8 yr old son certainly enjoyed it ..... until it froze on the third level. Many attempts to restart / reboot etc but same issue repeated itself. An online search seems to indicate that this is a common problem with the game. If you are willing to take the gamble, go ahead. Ours is now en route back to Amazon.

I got this game for my 5 year old and he's not to sure about it. It seems a little repetitive. He gets bored with it easily.

This game was a hit with my kids. But then again, I knew that before I purchased that for them.First at all, they are a big fan of Star Wars.Secondly, we had this game for a long time already on the Wii. So I knew they were going to like it.If your kids love Star Wars, definetly get this game for the DS. Plus my kids told me that they are more levels on this one than the one for the Wii.Amazon, was great in delivering the product on time and good condition. But then again, they always do and that's why I purchased from them a lot. Plus they had a good price. Which always help.Way to go Amazon!

Missed playing as a kid

One of my favourite lego games on the ds, they have done a great job of porting lego starwars collection to the ds and i would highly recommend.

was soll man dazu sagen, jeder der Kinder hat wird mir bestimmt zu stimmen, die kinder hängen dann nur vor dem Nintendo und haben mächtig viel Spass...unser eins ist dann der Bösewicht der sie dann mal von dem Ding wegholt;-)

Kid is happy so I’m happy! Fast shipping!

Alles okay.