Lego Star Wars II on DS | The Lego Star Wars Game You've Never Played - Cam Reviews
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- Опубліковано 8 жов 2022
- Today I start my journey to review every single Lego handheld game developed by TT games. I've always had a huge fascination with these games as a kid. So, I start this journey off with the very glitchy Lego Star Wars II on the DS.
Huge thanks to thumbnail artist: / kenzietown_
My Twitter: / camreviewsyt
#legostarwars #lego #legostarwars2 - Ігри
So happy to see someone giving love to the Handheld versions, which are great games in their own right. The only way to identify the "fixed" version is the back of the game card AL7EN0 codes are the broken version, AL7EN1 codes are the fixed version. The fixed version was only released in the USA.
Dude no way! I couldn't find much info about it online, thanks so much for the information!
I spent so long looking for the difference between them trying to get the unpatched version to do some fun glitches and if I would have watched this video like a few days ago I could have figured it out so much sooner…
Totally
I have both 😂, thanks for this information you live up to your title.
so europe is screwed with the upatched version
i remember getting into the sandbox as a kid and just going "The hell's this meant to be"
Yeh, and the reaction is same for me even as an adult
Yeah! Also I remember that I thought that I miss something to unlock for the sandbox and why they call it sandbox
Didn’t you have to 100% the game to unlock the sandbox? I don’t understand how a kid would 100% this game lol. I had it as a kid and remember just running around not really doing much lol.
I was looking for the mini kit things
@@OldBenKenobi2318
No, you unlocked the level by getting true jedi on all the levels
I remember softlocking my save file as a kid, you could enter a level and choose free play and then leave, and keep the free play menu on the bottom screen for some reason. I decided to see what happened if I chose a vehicle level, and I ended up getting stuck in the Cantina forever as a snow speeder, endlessly attaching my tow line to whatever characters were around.
I did that on accident while trying to record the video but was lucky I made three save files!
I remember that room was a sandbox it was on a 100 percent save on the copy I had
This was the first bug that I discoverd on my own in any game
Wait, you are telling me this game wasn't a nightmare I had when I was a kid?
I probably played this game more than any of the other lego games I owned on DS as a kid, even as a dumb kid I could tell how absurdly janky it was at nearly every corner but I liked it a lot for some reason despite remembering the near exact same frustrations at the battle for endor level, I didn't even know there was a re-released patched version but after checking I even had the original release version and still somehow played it enough to nearly 100% it twice as a kid without even really going out of my way to.
Same here, I absolutely adored this game and for some strange reason preferred it over all the rest of the Lego ds games (besides Lego Batman ds, another goat). I know how janky and broken it was and still I loved it
I remember playing this as a kid, still remember how terrified I was to some of the levels, like the last one vs Palpatine, sandbox one, Jabbas palace, the cloud city levels and of course that RE reference. I also remember how easily one can just go out of bounds in this game, how choosing palpatine would crash the game and the vs multiplayer mode with bounty hunters, now that was cool. Oh right and one time I booted up the game entered to my main file but when I did the doors to choose the chapters were all locked, good times. Overall I still love the game even tho its has a lot of issues
Yeh, it is a very interesting game in TT's Lego game history!
When you said the release date, the Ctrl+Alt+Del cartoon immediately popped into my mind. Then you actually played it and I completely lost it.
Too iconic not to include!
7:53 I think the maze mini kit is meant to be a reference to the legend of Zelda’s lost woods (from various LoZ games) as if you mess up when trying to navigate it would send you back to the beginning forcing you to start over
Oh yeh, you could be right! Not sure how I didn't notice that before, being a big fan of the LoZ myself
Link to the Past being my favourite
@@CamReviews I only noticed when you mentioned there was a resident evil reference and I thought back to the maze and realized “that might be a lost woods reference” as if there’s a resident evil reference why not a Zelda one as well
@@CamReviews also plus when you look at the maze in the clip I time stamped it very much looks like how the lost woods is laid out
Finally something speaks out about this Endor Level!
I remember how i wasnt able to beat the level as a kid for a long while cause all these camera problems, lags and bugs. I had some fun with the game as a kid but all those problems made my experience way worse.
I remember when i had a bug with this game where i completed a ship level and after that i spawned inside of the Cantina hub AS A SHIP.
I cried because i thought i could never play it again , but thank god turning the DS off existed which fixed the problem.
Cool video and topic!
Yeh that glitch is very easy to replicate and a lot of fun! But thank you!
“DS was not known for its 3D graphics”. Meanwhile Super Mario 64DS was a launch title and was specifically made by Nintendo to show DS was 3D capable.
While seeing Mario 64 on the ds was impressive, there wasn’t really any other huge 3d games on the DS and honestly the 3Ds. While they definitely have 3d games, there isn’t that much, at least from what I remember. I could be wrong!
0:38
I have to correct you on that. It wasn't Star Wars that saved Lego, it was Bioncle that did. Lego had to pay LucasArts for that license which didn't help due to how costly it was. Bioncle was Lego's original ip and they were able to keep every cent that made of that.
Thanks for correcting me on that!
Bro this game was a wild ride playing it as a kid. I had my fun with it but I could tell how buggy it was, finding multiple consistent crashes and softlocks and all sorts of weird stuff.
Also the Scooby-Doo door chase thing at 12:24? I had no idea that was in the game because the cutscene was actually bugged on my copy (it would show that first clip of Leia and the Stormtrooper running down the hallway but nothing afterward for the rest of the scene, I guess the doors were stuck closed on my version so they'd never come out)
I think it's maybe because you never played the level in Free Play mode, I could be wrong though. I only got the cutscene to play during free play mode
@Cam Reviews Oh nah it was definitely the freeplay cutscene, I even went back to the game just to check: ua-cam.com/video/AZD9ft8RmWA/v-deo.html
(Sorry for low quality I don't own a DS capture card)
Idk what it is I guess every copy just has personalized bugs
@@reb3lvagabond238 Oh wow, thank you for sharing. That's so strange. Every version of Lego Star Wars II is customised
@Cam Reviews Sooner or later some mfs gonna start seeing Wario in their copies lol
That'd be fun tho, like a huge compilation of weird individual bugs that have happened in people's games (or just a glitch comp in general)
i absolutely adored this game when i was younger
08:00 resident evil reference? I never thought of that!
Lego Star Wars 2 on the DS has aged in such a weird way now that there's more ways than ever to experience the original trilogy in Lego form. It kinda feels like a shitpost at times tbh and I love that.
Lol right! There is like 5+ ways to play the original trilogy in Lego form, it's quite strange
Back in the day, Lego Star Wars was indeed popular, but it wasn't what saved Lego from bankruptcy. Honestly, the cost of the license meant that back then, Lego Star Wars was only really able to just about break even.
Now, as for what actually saved Lego from bankruptcy? Old Lego fans who hate Technic will never admit it, but it was Bionicle. It was extremely popular, and as a point of fact, I believe it was in 2003 (might've been 2002?), Bionicle was THE ONLY THEME AT ALL that Lego was turning ANY profit from.
It really puts into question just how sustainable heavy license reliance really is; I mean, I've bought two Lego Star Wars sets within the past year sure, but I know for a fact that all my friends are sick and tired of the same franchises getting merchandise all the time. I think Lego might start seeing the ugly side of this fatigue quite soon, especially since they barely have anything original at all nowadays...
Thanks for letting me know! :) And yeh I do miss the 2000’s where we would have loads of original themes. These days I can only name like 3 on the top of my head
@@CamReviews Same, I'm right there with you. I mean, lucky for me I guess that I don't gotta spend so much money on lego anymore lol? But Creator 3-In-1 has become extremely fantastic lately and is kinda filling a similar niche, so who knows, hopefully it'll expand a fair bit more in the coming years ;p
Grew up with the handheld versions of these games, this video unlocked so many memories I had locked away of this game, and unfortunatley it was mostly the memories of how buggy and confusing the game was
Back in 2017, I had a friend who owned this game, and I was curious. I swapped one of my games for his with the intent to return the games the next time we met. It turns out it was pretty glitchy, and based on my experience, I think he had the unpatched version, or it was the fixed version, but the handheld ports of LEGO games are generally glitchier when compared to their console brethren.
This was my first lego game and first DS game and I loved it so much but I remember being so damn frustrated with how broken it would get at times. The wireless multiplayer arena mode was borderline impossible to play longer than 5 seconds at a time
This is my favorite Lego game. Not because it’s polished or well made or anything like that. It’s so god awful it’s amazing. There are so many bugs and glitches. I don’t play the game to complete the game. I just find bugs
6:46 so this is now canon that the dark sabers first in lego game appearance is in lego star wars 2 the original trilogy on the DS
The sandbox level reminds me of a dream I had when I was a little kid
I still have this game and its original box over on my shelving unit full of games lol
Hey, just discovered your channel and I’m hooked! Very pleased to see handheld ports getting more attention. Absolutely fascinating versions of games.
I played Lego Star Wars 2 The Original Trilogy on the DS still have it to this day actually I remember my cousin adding the cheat codes and the made the game awesome!
I absolutely LOVED this game as a kid, finding out ways to break it intentionally. This game was my childhood!
I had this game, and loved it mostly for the multiplayer bounty hunter arena mode. I had no idea why the later levels glitched, I thought maybe I bumped the game while it was in the card slot, so I just muscled through it. Also as a kid with like 10 games to his name at the time, you just play what you have! But the multiplayer was awesome, you should definitely check it out. For us growing up without a home console, this was like our "Goldeneye".
8:13 oh my lord, this game me memories of i keep getting lost, confused, and kept falling, this level was SO BAD, its giving me major flashbacks, this level is a nightmare
"Jabba's thingy", lolz 💀. That's Salacious Crumb, but they don't mention it in the movies.
Lol yeh, I just couldn't remember his name when it came to writing the script and thought it would be funny
@@CamReviews you were right! 😆
Bro I just watched all the videos from you channel, as I grew up playing these lego portable games too, it's really good to watch these videos to remember them! Keep up the nice work
I'm glad you enjoyed! Thank you :)
I played it. When i was a kid I had all three Lego star wars games on the DS, and out of all of them this one was my favorite
Kids on DS are absolutely screwed when they got this for Christmas. The game is rushed to release with the other consoles (Obviously) but also the Star Wars Silver Screen/Theatrical DVDs which all George Lucas and his team did was just record an old Laserdisc, slapped them into discs and called it a "day". They are widescreen, but in 4:3 no matter what display you watched them on so the actual movie is tiny with four black bars hugging it. Not that George Lucas cares because he wants you to watch his Special Editions with dated CGI (Han Solo and Jabba talking to each other in the first movie is infamous), stupid changes (Like Darth Vader saying "No!" before grabbing Palpatine and throwing him and Hayden Christensen replacing Sebastian Shaw as Anakin's Ghost and Greedo shooting before Han shot first and saying "Maclunky") and other stuff because George Lucas is insecure. Sorry if I had gone off-topic for a moment, but this and George Lucas' Special Editions among other stuff like Disney owning Star Wars, Star Wars Sequel trilogy and Star Wars games by EA are major Glup Shitto!
I remember having this game and as a kid I would have had no idea there were 2 versions on the ds, and unfortunately I had the un-patched one. I never 100% it because the battle of endor level among many was so broken, even more so in free play. The sandbox level I had no idea what it was and it displayed you can collect minikits so I spent more time in that level all fpr nothing and it was incredibly bizarre, there was the giant worm on that asteroid which comes out of the desert near the far end of the level. That bounty hunter mode I do remember playing it somehow and it was competitive co-op and that sounds like it had potential but it didnt run well in conjuction with the rest of the game. The level I do remember was jabba's palace and that was this tall tower with big drops. Using boba fett would be best for the level and thats all I remember. Some big bugs I didnt see in the video were lighting where all of a sudden the level would turn pitch black and you cant see where you have to go but you can still see your characters. I don't even know which minikits were broken and if I remember correctly or not, in the hub room for return of the jedi you can do something with trap door on the floor.
I think the two glitched mini kits were on the speeder level and the last level of episode 6!
@@CamReviews i can get them with the patched version?
This game and Lego Batman on the PSP were my first game on both handhelds and I loved them both as a kid. Only now do I actually remember how weird this was.
This was legit my first real video game I owned (outside of my Dad’s NES). I got it for Christmas one year along with my DSi. I remember really liking it and, tbh for what it was trying to do, I still don’t think it’s that bad.
But yeah, the slowdown was atrocious, there was a ton of weird shit that wasn’t in the console game, and that Endor level haunts my nightmares to this day. I remember spending forever on it as a kid, thanks to all the damn platforming. And I also remember a similar section on the Sarlacc Pit level where you had to use C-3PO and make your way across differently timed falling platforms, and that level is also scarred into my brain. I despised it so damn much, even as a, like, 6-year-old kid.
I’m so glad I didn’t start getting into the habit of trying to 100% my games until long, LONG after I’d lost the cartridge. I doubt I had a patched copy, so I would’ve driven myself insane.
Game was literally my childhood. I ended up needing another ds because I used it so much basically playing one game.
This was the first DS game I ever had! I Got it with my DS ok Christmas morning, ahh memories :)
I had this game when it came out for my ds lite. I had no concept of bad games so I beat it 100% when I was 7 or 8. I spent hours trying to be the sandbox level. Maybe even weeks. Then i tried beating the multiplayer option cuz I didn’t know any better lmao.
I remember playing it and I thought it was an off brand Lego game that wasn't developed by TT games, but when I found out about it, I was shocked
THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR TALKING ABOUT THE BATTLE FOR ENDOR LEVEL. I played the DS game a bunch and this level made me dispose the game and I never passed it.
Have so much trauma from it
Another goodie!
These are all really fun to watch, love these games
Thank you :)
You missed two lego games exclusive to the DS, Lego Battles and Lego Ninjago Battles
I will cover them soon!
Apparently the original LEGO Star Wars game came out before Episode III and as such is the most different from the original movie because Travelers Tails didn’t have access to the final script
I grew up with pretty much every TT Lego game growing up, both the console/PC and handheld versions. They're probably why I'm so fascinated with multiple different versions of the same game and just how different yet similar they can be despite trying to depict the exact same thing and developed with the same purpose. I also find it disappointing how ignored these "inferior" versions of the games are, especially when they can be a very unique and fun experience even if you play them side by side with their primary counterparts, arguably just as fun too. I played those handheld versions just as much as their primary versions and to me feel like an entire secondary set to the library of TT Lego games that will unfortunately seemingly be forgotten for the most part and never acknowledged or rereleased due to being seen as an unnecessary waste of time when the primary versions are already available or could be made available in favor of those handheld renditions.
Star Wars II DS (alongside all of the GBA TT titles) was one of the games I didn't have but I knew it existed for just as long as the others that I did have. My cousins had a modded DS or DSi, I'm not sure which, and as far as I can remember it pretty much had a complete library of titles, or at least a very expansive list of them. While browsing this library I came across Star Wars II, of which I was aware of The Complete Saga on DS but not this. Curious as to if there was anything different or if it was simply the latter half of what was in TCS like the primary version, I decided to play it. For whatever reason the experience remained vivid enough in my memory that even almost a decade later and not having thought about it much, it was still something that came to mind every now and then. After my curiosity began to grow again, I had asked for it as something to receive for my birthday or Christmas. It ended up happening and I got to relive that short moment in time so long ago that although a very short time for only a single day remained something in my mind after all that time. The flaws were very clear and the experience quite frustrating at times due to how rushed and unpolished the game was (it didn't help that it was the initial release once I became aware of such a difference), but none of that mattered. I was too happy to finally return to something from so long ago. While I never completed the game, I did all of the story mode, quite a bit of Free Play, and messed around with the pretty weird variety of mostly auditory and visual extras. it is a pretty bad game, no doubt about that, but it still has such a strong presence of charm to me that helps keep it from being more than the buggiest and easily passable DS version of an amazing game. It will definitely remain one of my least played TT Lego games alongside the GBA titles which I tried a few years later through an emulator and found a bit too clunky for my liking, but I will still return to it at some point on repeat simply to reexperience probably the strangest and pretty obscure as of now title.
This same massive library is also where I discovered the prequel to Mario & Luigi Bowser's Inside Story, Partners in Time. That was a title that identically both caught my interest and remained on my mind. It was to a much greater extent though, which led to me asking for and receiving it not long after those discoveries unlike Star Wars II which took a long time until my curiosity returned. My cousins' is also where I discovered the console version of Bionicle Heroes (of which I wouldn't even know there was a DS and GBA version until recently) through a PS2 copy. Due to my extreme love for Bionicles and inability to get a chance to play while I was there unlike their DS/DSi, I asked if I could borrow it and play it at home. Despite what may be a shallow game of which I found very disappointing yet understandable that you were quite negative about most of its aspects overall, it quickly became one of my favorite Lego games. I love it but can see why others such as yourself wouldn't be able to get into it like I did. I still love it so much that I continue to do from start to 100% playthroughs pretty often of it now on PC and have even contributed to the small but enjoyable modding community it has by making a mod for the game that replaces all the music with the soundtrack from the GBA version, of which another for the DS was already done as part of a bigger overhaul mod that transforms the PC version into a DS like experience via heavily altered visuals, audio, and gameplay. Let's just say that my cousins never saw their PS2 copy of Bionicle Heroes every again even after asking for it back multiple times as I was able to convince them time and time again to hold onto it just a "bit" longer. I basically stole the game without realizing I had pretty much held it hostage from them forever after getting the chance to take it home with me. I still have that copy as well, although I had played it to death because the disc is rather scratched with one of the levels consistently crashing making only some of it playable now. The same happened with my PS3 copies of Lego Indiana Jones and Lego Star Wars III, alongside my cartridge of NSMB's art becoming faded with it and DS copies of Plants vs. Zombies and The Complete Saga becoming iffy with the DS trying to read them and GBA cartridge of Super Mario World I had eventually splitting in half at its seam from so much use yet still usable if I inserted the two halves with the internal piece inside the halves correctly although very easily disturbable and therefore prone to crashing if touched wrong. Saving stopped working on that SMW copy as well meaning I had to play the game from start to finish if I wanted to play the whole thing which led to me leaving my DS on for weeks at one point with only SMW in it and making extra sure it was charging and unlikely to be disturbed at night while asleep or not at home as a desperate attempt to hold onto a complete save as long as possible.
I'm sure I've made it clear just how deeply I love these games and video games as a form of media in general. Nothing will every be better in my opinion than that because I've been so deep into video games from a pretty young age and still hold series that I've played from then up to today very dear to me and will always return to them eventually if and when I can. It's especially not surprising that Lego is one of those seeing as Lego Batman was one of my first big game experiences. Although even then I had been playing PC games like the Luxor series and and a varying large array of 2000's puzzle based PC titles before that. Video games are cool.
I’m so glad BLACK got the reward along with this game 😊
5:42 she accidentally emoted
To this day I've never completed the Battle of Endor level legit. _I remember somehow glitching into the Cutscene Location and just waltzing to the end Map._
Lego star wars: The original trilogy was the first time i realized a game could be really bad. I didn't have access to the patched version so it was a true pain
the pokémon music at the end was a nice touch. subbed
I'm so glad I had the PSP version, it was so much better than this. It's a shame after that one all we got were DS ports and no Complete Saga :(
Yeh it is a huge shame :(
Never played? This was the first one I played. So many memories with this game. Remember having fun doing the local multiplayer mode with others. And yeah the battle for Endor level is so ass I had no idea what to do lol.
Great video, this game is so broken its fascinating. I sadly know too much about this game and have made too many videos for this game on my channel.
Thanks :) yeh I know way too much about these games as well lol
5:40 Jesus H Christ is Leia doing a fortnite dance? In front of her father none the less smh
Great video! I would recommend giving the multilayer a try it's a third person shooter/arena deathmatch
I'll check it out! :)
YES im so glad someone is reviewing this! This was my first lego game and it was such a damn mess hahah!
Dont forget Lego Battles!
This was the only Star Wars game I had on ds until recently
I played the console version back in the day. It was one of my favorites as a kid. I decided to try the DS version a couple weeks ago, and it just so happened that my copy was the unpatched version. It was bad.
I actually had this game. I remember hearing there existed a Lego Star Wars 2, and thought it was a sequel to The Complete Saga. I didn't know that The Complete Saga was just a compilation of two games. Oh, wand with the DS game. I never gotten pass the first level.
i might order thos version of lego star wars i played it very little when i was younger and my 3ds broke but i have a different one now with quite a few games and some lego
12:11 Kid me didn't know what was going on here, basically everything weird or bad in this game were the reasons I liked it.
If you thought that the Scooby Doo joke in this game was inappropriate (which it was) you shouldn't go to the customization in Lego City 3DS and press the L or R buttons
Don't know if I've tried this out before
I played this Game as a kid
I actually enjoyed this game it holds alot of nostalgia for me
Shoutout to my guy dubious for reviewing lego star wars 2 as well. My guy went hard for lego star wars 2 ds.
Yes, I've watched his video. It's really well made! :)
@@CamReviews yours was too I enjoyed watching all the vids so far. Keep up the good work my guy I can't wait to see the rest of the vids.
My first Lego star wars game
I remember getting stuck on the ewok level for weeks, never ended up finishing it
It’s brutal
4 player battle mode was where my friends and I spent so much time it was very fun to just all be greedo and flop and die
Then we’d switch to Modern warfare multiplayer
Good stuff
I’m so sad I haven’t been able to properly test it out!
@@CamReviews It’s very basic lol just shoot blasters at each other but it had a very unique camera and maps that I don’t think was ever done in a Lego game otherwise?
Simple but totally recommend looking up just to see what it’s like
The x wing in the cantina glitch was just. Having both characters spawn as a x wing was so broken and unplayable i lost at least 6 save files due to this glitch .
had this game as a kid, found it frustrating back then. Now, I genuinely think it's so bad it's good.
As a kid I hated the Battle of Endor level, I never finished it…I should go back to finish it
Fun review.
Thanks! :)
6:46 bruh darksaber
i had this game growing up on both the psp and ds
the ds version was so broken i never finished it and played the psp version alot more often
This was not only my first and only lego game until skywalker saga, it was my introduction to star wars. I watched the original trilogy and got excited when I saw things from this game.
Also, skywalker saga was my introduction to the prequels and sequels.
@@jankington216 crikey m8
You mean to tell me that I own both the first release and the last? Plus I know that endor pain so when I go for 100% I always start with that one after unlocking Boba fett.
i played this game and its the most broken and weird game i played, still love it though
even if the handheld version isnt up to the standards of thd console versions its good to see that an effort was made... except the cutscenes like wtf why are they repeating animations? couldnt they have copied the console versions cutscenes but lower the graphics
The lego star wars game I've played a ton
The funny thing about the crawl that sounds like a bible quote, the director of Traveler’s Tales, Jon Burton, is a devout Christian, so likely it was an intentional reference.
In Sonic R, another game made by TT, the Jesus fish can be seen above certain gates, which Jon did get the OK from SEGA to include.
Very interesting, I'm not sure how close Jon Burton was with the development of this game since another studio developed it
I had the plaesure to have this
i knew this game sucked the first time i played it when i was a little kid i loaded up the first mission and immediately knew something was up… i love this gamw
The bounty hunter multiplayer was the best!!!!!! It was ds download play and everything I played that with my friends so much
Hi could you make a video about ben 10 DS and PSP/Wii/PS2/PS3/XBOX360 games?
I really like your channel and I want your review about these games.
(Im gonna put this on your other videos so you would notice)
I have never really bothered to play this game much, but once, I created a custom character that I thought was funny enough to base my social media around, my other account on UA-cam is also that character, in fact.
This is said account.
I love it lol!
Should check out the awful gba cart. Versions of lego star wars 1 and 2 lol
I didn’t play those ones growing up. Maybe in a future video!
i played all my lego games on the wii except for lego batman 3 which i played on my psp
Wait are u playing on a 3ds xl or a ds? u version seems more patched and as better graphics than a others
I am playing on an emulator which also enhances the graphics a bit!
@@CamReviews Oh cuz im getting the game in like 1 day but for the 3ds xl cuz it can handle ds games better, i just didn't know if it with make the graphics better or not :)
@@killme_yt7160 best way to play nds games is to play them with dsi xl
@@gordonfreeman2634 thanks for the reply but I got the game long ago, it worked but I needed to clean the cartridge
THE DS VERSION IS THE ONLY ONE I PLAYED!!!
I have this game, it's the broken version and I can confess that it is difficult. Can't 100% it at all and you can't freeplay any episode 6 missions as the camera breaks every time
Bro you gotta play lego battles for the ds
What about the GBA versions of Lego Star Wars 1 and 2?
What were they thinking?
Bro, I just got lego starwars 2 for the ds like a month a ago or so
What do you think of it?
Honestly I haven’t played a lot of it, but for what it’s on it’s pretty good
Honestly I haven’t played a lot of it, but for what it’s on it’s pretty good
congrats
W video not gonna lie
Thanks :)
@@CamReviews No problem! Just found your channel and I’m watching your videos and THEY’RE SO GOOD
If I'm honest, I'd still rather play this over Star Wars 1 on GBA. At least this one is funny and has some unironically cool stuff like Zuckuss and mid level character customization. If only it wasn't so fuckin glitchy.
I love this game for the mess that it is, now that I know there is a patched version I might 100% it for once.
Me too honestly, it's insane with how much they got done in so little time!
The beginning is inaccurate, yes Star Wars was part of the reason lego came out of bankruptcy but it was mainly Bionicle that saved them.
You should review the gba version of this game! It’s the one I grew up with and I had fun with it! Certainly better than the first version of the game on gba!
I didn’t grow up with the gba versions so I never thought about covering them but I’m getting a lot of request so I probably will! :)