#Lego star wars saga 3ds movie#

Naturally the older games had a bit of this, but the new game expands this further. Some of the old staple features like custom characters appear to be missing but in their place is a much more varied set of character classes, skills and scenarios. Gameplay has been massively overhauled when compared with older LEGO titles. A fun little extra is mumble mode that restores the old 'blah, blah, blah' style voices of older LEGO games. Sound effects are super authentic with lightsabers in particular sounding swooshy and vibrant. The music and the way it's spread around the different worlds is excellent, it constantly drives the story and action forward while also providing slower, melancholier atmospheres where needed. Some of it is unfortunately terrible, some characters fall very flat, but the original dialogue is masterfully cleaned up and inserted naturally into cutscenes and gameplay.

#Lego star wars saga 3ds movie#

The story seems to be voiced by a number of impressionists and original movie dialogue. In the movie it's her and one handmade, here in LEGO it's taken to the logical extreme with many people and creatures coming into frame claiming, 'I am Amidala'. An example scene from the Phantom Menace is in the Gungan 'secret place' where Queen Amidala reveals herself. Luckily the series' signature humour is out in full force and, unlike expectations, even for an older audience it's fantastically funny.

For Star Wars this means some movies are extremely short experiences.

As per previous games in the series the story is truncated with the most important scenes and dialogue on display only. As a series, LEGO Star Wars has told the stories of Episodes 1-7 and now in 2022, several years since the last game Skywalker Saga, all 9 episodes are present! Tt has gone and done a ground up rebuild of all previously covered 7 episodes and then adapted the two most recent movies as well.