LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga for Nintendo DS Reviews by Gamers

When I first heard of the lego star wars games, I really had my doubts, but I was proven wrong. My only criticism is the flying missions, it gets confusing at times. I love the battle with Palpatine though, thats my favorite part. The amount of unlockable characters is surprising and makes you want to keep playing till you get them.

The game looks pretty when you are standing still but there is some occasional slow down once you and your AI partner start moving about. And moving about is all you can really expect from that AI partner. I don't recall Obi Wan ever staring blankly at the wall while his friends were pelted by enemy laser fire in the movies. Obi Wan in Lego Star Wars, however, is happy to count ceiling tiles while enemy droids rip you limb from lego limb. Not that any of that matters really. If your health meter runs out you respawn immediately and soldier on.

I also had some small gripes with the controls. A d-pad isn't fantastic for a "3-d" adventure game. Rubbing the touch screen with my thumb to activate force powers was a bit awkward as well. All in all this isn't a bad game but it's a much better experience on the consoles. I had a tough time taking a step backwards with this DS version and still enjoying myself.

This game was fun at first but when I went back to play it I could not do it. This is because the levels were rather boring. Honestly the only levels I liked were the vehicle levels. These levels were what brought me back to the game. Besides that it was pretty decent for the most part. I love to break things to collect studs and buy the characters. This was always my favorite part in the first game in 2005. Its a decent game for kids.

I played two versions of this game. On the wii and on the ds, and if you liked the one for bigger consols, you will enjoy it even better. This game is one that should have been made just for ds because it's so much fun and time consuming. It's the perfect game for the family that plays together.

you'd have to not have a wii, PS3, or Xbox to actually like this game. The cutscenes when they walk they just move their hips up in down. The mini games are wicked annoying

this was a pretty good game it makes you feel like you want to see all of the movies and hope for a sequel any way the plantes are awesome but the empire strikes back first part made me so mad that it took me about an hour to figure it but i beat in about 3 months and final vertic a really good game

Star Wars is cool. So should it's game. With a lot of features and cheats it is very awesome. So this is the main I'm typing this review, but I've got more for the Greatest Game EVER, I like going for the highest score in the mini games listed, such as Deflection Challenge, Grevious, and Pitstop.

This is the kind of game that the Nintendo DS was made for. This is totally fun and I love playing it. I love it! So funny and great gameplay!!

The levels are a little easy to complete. All you have to do to complete a level is basically run to the end of it.

There are a lot of things to unlock and explore in the levels and that's what makes this game fun. Running to the end of a level isn't very exciting; but going back in with different characters is. And the fact that you have to unlock the characters makes the game even more enjoyable.

My feeling is that this is a great game for all ages. I'm very happy with it and am seriously thinking about purchasing it.

this game is perfect for the ds. when they said this version of lego star wars was built "from the ground up" i thought it was a lie, but after playing this game, you know its built from the ground up.
lets get to the point though, this is a fun family friendly game for all ages, i recommend this game to any star wars and/or lego fan. the touch screen plays a bit of a part in this game its really really fun you should really play it.

My 9 year old son enjoyed this game on his Nintendo DS. He also has Lego Star Wars for the PC, and he said the Nintendo DS version has additional games that he would find as he played. So at some point, I will probably purchase it for him.

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was entertaining for a few hours, but it quickly became apparent that there was not much of a challenge to the game. Do not get me wrong; the game is not without its charms. The cut scenes are cute and quite comical despite the lack of dialogue. The storyline more or less adheres to the movies, but most of the action takes place during times of "off-screen" activities. Most of your favorite climactic scenes are there though, such as Luke's confrontation with Vader on Bespin or the face-off between Darth Maul and Obi-Wan Kenobi. What is unfortunate about the game (for me at least) is that there is little skill necessary. This is the very definition of a button-masher with infinite lives. There is a minor penalty for each death of your main character, but it doesn't prevent you from completing a level.

Shortcomings aside, there are a number of fun things to do in the game. You collect studs (small LEGO bricks) throughout the game, giving you the ability to purchase new characters and new mini games in the cantina (which serves as kind of a base of operations). Earning new characters is always interesting because new types of characters give you access to different areas of the levels. For instance, only protocol droids can unlock certain doors. And not all Jedi are created equal. Some have better moves than others, such as Yoda, clearly the best of the bunch. There are also minikits and special bricks to collect in each level that you have to find. If there is a challenge to this game, finding them is it, though all they do is unlock more mini games.

In all, it was a fun play for a short period of time, but I was really desiring something with a bit more substance by the end. I think it is a great game for young kids who won't get bored with the lack of challenge on long car trips, but for those craving something more, I recommend checking out other adventure games.

The graphics are awesome. The levels are a little hard.

I liked the game very much. I think it was very cool. And thank you very much.