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Whoring in Horsham
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Star wars Lego epII
Wicked little ( large) game,
What can I say... I found this take on the Star Wars world a really funfilled trip on the retrotastic,,,,,,fun all the way ...hilarious twists, great characters, my nephew loved it too..... good game!!!!! alll good ...tis rare I post about a game but I will about this one! BrOw ![]()
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This is fantastic. Put it this way, if you are a star wars fan, then is a no brainer. I guarantee that you'll be "Wow - that bit was in the film" when they show cutscenes... It really is funny as well.
It reminds me of old console 2 player, playing/fighting/arguing with each other. I can testify to that as I ahve been playing this with me and there are constant "I cant move because you are at the other end of the room and i cant scroll the screen anymore "Anyway, it is actually pretty long and I've just done EPIV today and the deathstar level is great!!! Get it - you wont regret it, just for the nostalgia feeling! JP |
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as above this game is def worth a buy
the gameplay is quality
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Flying prans are the flalalum
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This game is fantastic, been playing it through with my housemate, we've done all the main story levels and are now working our way through collecting all the extras.
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Another vote for this game - loved the first one but it was too short and too easy. This one is longer and some of the puzzles are a little more tricky...although having said that - my son finished it in 3 days
![]() But you gotta get it purely for the characters, the gameplay, and the 110% pure fun factor... ![]() BTW - have you found the "Beach Trooper"? A stormtrooper in a G-String. There is a secret room on one of the levels with a load of them sitting in a hot tub
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I could never get away with the controls on the first one. Kept getting stuck in corridors etc so gave up after about 2 hours play down to frustration.
May give this one a look and persevere as I love the origional trilogy movies, possibly try playing it on my gamepad instead. My local store has it for £20 new so its cheap enough for just pick up and play in short bursts. |
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Originally Posted by madmaca
Found some sitting in a hot tub on the first level, but not in g-strings.
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I played the first Lego Star Wars from start to finish and unlocked all the extras I enjoyed it that much. I'm just waiting till payday so I can get the sequel for pc, although I am annoyed that I deleted my save games for the first game as that would have given me a big pile of extra characters to use as well! Would you guys say thie sequel is better than the first game as a mate of mine has the 360 version of the sequel and has said he isn't enjoying it as much as he enjoyed the first one?
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I guess it may depend on your take on the films - its the context of the films that makes it enjoyable, there isnt that much difference between the two really gameplay wise - but who actually likes the new films..????
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