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Let's face it: Lego games are usually rubbish. Star Wars games - while they're sometimes good - are often rubbish. And games 'for kids' are almost always rubbish - so we weren't all that hopeful about Lego Star Wars. Imagine our surprise, then, when it turned out to be the games equivalent of putting jam on a Yorkshire pudding, or trusting Ewoks to fight huge metal death-machines - a really stupid idea that works much better than you could possibly imagine. And it's all down to the Lego. See,
You should have seen the new Star Wars films by now, if not to be entertained, then at least for the sense of closure you get from seeing Anakin have that helmet slapped that dried apple head of his. Of course, listening to his woeful cry of “noooooooooo” as he sees what hes become, were suddenly reminded that Lucasfilm should have called it a day right before the Ewok Caravan of ‘Hate and quit while they were ahead.
The cutscenes from Lego Star Wars, similarly, give the
Last year, LEGO Star Wars taught us what should have been apparent to everyone from the dawn of the universe - LEGO, Star Wars and video games go together like chocolate, peanut butter and creamy nougat. So it comes as no surprise that this new and improved version of last years kid-friendly darling captivated us from the introductory text crawl (you know... that part where the yellow letters march up the screen telling the harrowing tale of one of the most celebrated trilogies in the
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