The best reviewer for the LEGO Star Wars games is a true gaming fan. What do a young LEGO fan and his parents think of this series of games?
LEGO has mastered the art of cross-marketing with its Star Wars games. The games are the perfect compliment to the building kits available for Star Wars fans of all ages.
According to a LEGO Star Wars gaming expert, the games are popular because they are funny in a lot of ways. Everything in them is made out of LEGOs.
Parents like them because they have the nostalgia factor for those who grew up watching the Star Wars movies. The violence level is also one that parents can live with. Instead of characters dying in the traditional sense like they do in most video games, the LEGO bricks get blown apart and scattered on the floor.
LEGO Star Wars II is based on the original Star Wars movies made in the 1970s and 1980s. LEGO Star Wars I is based on the newest Star Wars movies made in the 1990s and early 2000s.
The game is easy for an experienced video game player. Though some levels prove to be more challenging for even the most adept gamers.
Since LEGO Star Wars is most popular with young gamers, here are some reasons the young gaming expert thinks it’s a cool game.
The newest addition to the LEGO Star Wars series, The Complete Saga has more levels and fills in more of the movie story lines. It contains levels based on each of the six movies. The gamer can play as characters from LEGO Star Wars I in the Star Wars II levels and vice versa.
LEGO is releasing a LEGO Indiana Jones game this summer. It goes along with the release of their Indiana Jones building kits and the new Indiana Jones movie that will be coming to theaters soon.
The LEGO Company has hit a homerun with its LEGO Star Wars series. They have created games that young gamers enjoy and that meet the approval of parents.
You can find LEGO Star Wars games at the LEGO website, Toys R Us, and any gaming store.
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Source: A. Hacker, LEGO Star Wars fan. Interviewed April 23, 2008 at home.