To be frank the 3D effects in Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars are nothing short of breathtaking. There is tons and tons of material for TT Games to pull from, and for someone like me who has not been following the TV series to any great extent, it's even more exciting to follow this (relatively fresh) chapter of saga in a galaxy far, far away. Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars is naturally based on the cartoon Clone Wars, but it also features stuff from Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones.
It makes it easier to accept that I'm really just performing the same tasks that I've done many times before. Everything is in place to craft a superb game from, and this is what the original blueprint was based upon after all. You get the sense that TT Games has a blueprint they use for all these games and then they use pour on the content and that's it.īut what I really want to get across is that there is no greater license than Star Wars to base a Lego game on.
Because if there is one flaw to be found, it's that they are all very similar. Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4 is my personal favourite out of the series, perhaps because it's the game that is most different form the other Lego titles. It's a brilliant concept, and, with the exception of the not so inspired Lego Indiana Jones, they have all been good games.
And both sides will be amused at the humour and references. It's the same quality that great Pixar films possess of being able to amuse everyone veteran gamers can attempt to find all collectibles (brutally challenging), yet the gameplay is simple and forgiving enough so it's a perfect fit for younger gamers. Their Lego titles have, ever since the first Lego Star Wars, given gamers of all ages terrific entertainment.
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