Every Difference Between Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga and Lego Star Wars: The Videogame
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2024
- Should I do Lego Star Wars 2 Next?
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If you liked this video, I also did every difference for Lego Star Wars 2: The Original Trilogy. Here it is: ua-cam.com/video/wSACkdGv8p8/v-deo.htmlsi=Y0GjgzO2Q7k9UnzB
I can't believe they call it The Complete Saga when it's missing the life-changing feature that is "Yoda Chair". Misleading advertisement!
& Dexter's Diner :(
@@KatoenBroodjeI spent so long trying to find a secret door from the cantina that leads to dexters diner. I was convinced it would be there somewhere! 😂
Also they are missing The Force Awakens, The Last Jedi and Skywalker Rises
3:21 Episode II of the original game has 5 levels instead of 6
@@stinhuffine4422in 2007?
the loss of yoda chair was a tragedy
Then a bigger tragedy happened in that every game after Complete Saga removed his epic death scream.
at least they kept his death sound
I think that the loss of the constant jumping was quite sad too. It was kind of hilarious to me. lol
Bigger than the tragedy of Darth plagueis
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I'll never forgive them for scrapping the "Huh? Wah!" from those pilots. They deserved better than getting muted.
agreed
their screams are like music to my audio receptors
I remembered that though I was going insane but realised later on they removed it
I got a mod that fixed that.
What’s crazy is I played both as a kid and didn’t notice most of these difference. Except Yoda Chair. That one really stuck out.
Guess you could say the change didnt sit right with you.
Yoda’s Chair, and I was hoping for Dexter’s Diner instead of Jabba’s Palace
Padmé’s blaster sounds so much better in the original
yes, from the Episode 1
Ya it was idiosyncratic to Padme.
Yet they weren't able to give Padme's Battle Droid blaster the right sound throughout the first three LSW games... on top of making the Complete Saga Battle Droids' blasters of the same kind have that generic sound practically everyone else's blasters have, including Padme's.
There's a fix on gamebanana. That and the battle Droid blaster are still in it but for whatever reason aren't used. Mod somehow fixes it.
Lsw mod community is a godsend
When I was a kid I thought Padme’s blaster sounded like she was screaming or something..
8:10 I still don’t understand why they changed it. The original silver pistol was way more accurate and she would’ve been the only character to shoot green laser bolts. The sound is also way more accurate and cooler. She still uses this pistol in the cutscenes in the CS game what makes the change even weirder
Yeah that’s a real unnecessary change
I think it was a lazy or rushed character port, like what happened with The Original Trilogy when you could unlock all the characters from the previous game if you had a file from it on your memory card.
I remember being so disappointed when everyone with a blaster just had the same blaster with the same sound effect and blaster bolt color... and even more disappointed when it was again overlooked or not a priority in The Complete Saga, yet at the same time they went to the trouble of giving the older characters melee attacks and projectile dodges with custom animations.
probably had to rewrite or use a new engine, I heard TT made their own engines, which probably broke/lost a lot of little details. Like the MANY sounds that just don't play. That bothers me even more and I have been going through the game's files trying to wrap my head around how it works and what could've possibly broke the code. If anybody has any idea on how to go about that, I'd love to know.
Maybe the developers thought it resembled a real gun too much? I agree the megaphone looks weird and clunky, but maybe there was a push to keep the weaponry cartoonish, like how toy guns have to have an orange tip on the end
@@devhands5338 Han Solo still has the revolver mold pistol.
Darth Vader also uses Anakin’s animations in the original game.
spoilers!!!
They mentioned it on 5:29 hehe
Ah yes, the better anims
I'll never understand why they git rid of yoda's chair. And I loved how fast he was on foot cause he would bounce automatically. Hes so sluggish in TCS.
probably because it would break lsw2 levels, they could've made a trigger that makes yoda in prequel levels work like how he did in lsw1 tho
Probably because of the episode 5 mision and they didn’t want to make a Yoda(prequel) and a Yoda characters
They could make just 2 separated versions of Yoda
@@0DRONZERhow would it break them?
@@maksuzbrojony8221 in lego star wars 1 yoda's movement is very buggy making it possible for you to literally fly in some cases, having *that* yoda in lego star wars 2 would be too op so they fixed the bugs, made him actually walk instead of jumping around, and removed his chair which gave him extra height
Lego Star Wars: The Video Game was one of the first games I ever played and always felt uniquely different than the Complete Saga. I was aware of a lot of these changes mentioned in this video, but I specifically remember Lego Star Wars: The Video Game feeling a lot more atmospheric and a lot "cozier" which might've been because of the softer textures and lighting.
Yes, this is exactly it! The Complete Saga is very much an improvement from LSW1 in a mechanical sense, but the atmosphere was so much better in the original.
The small, cozy Dexter’s Diner was perfect as the hub world, and its music amplifies the coziness by so much!
Then there’s the derpy looking character icons, which feel way more genuine than the icons in LSW2 and The Complete Saga.
Like, the Complete Saga is a way, way better way to experience the levels, but the atmosphere of the original is irreplaceable to me.
Agreed. I have so much nostalgia for the cozy vibes of the original game. Hell, even the box art of the original is just amazing.
same
The Sith version of Palpatine is called "Darth Sidious" in the original game, but "The Emperor" in the complete saga. He also now gains the ability to use force lightning, just like Count Dooku.
I mean it depends on which era before the end of the clone wars it's Darth Sidious after he's just The Emperor (or Emperor Palpatine) Sith or otherwise as Palpatine doesn't appear in the clone wars campaign in his Sith version there's no point to have him be called Darth Sidious in the complete saga but I am surprised he didn't mention it
@@Dovah_Slayer He did show up to meet with Count Dooku at the end of Episode II.
@@SeanWheeler100 oh yeah he did
One reason may have been that the original LSW actually released before revenge of the sith. I think to prevent a spoiler, maybe, is one reason why they used the sith name instead of equating him to the emperor ?
@@csharp3884 Hm, that could be. Though both Palpatine and Darth Sidious do have the same face in the game.
You missed many things. 1. Complete Saga added many characters from the prequels that's weren't in the original, like Plo Kloon, Ki-Adi-Mundi, Boss Nass, Pit Droid, Watto, Dexter, Zam Wesell, there may be more. Episode 3 uses music from the original trilogy since it came out before episode 3 so they didn't have episode 3 music.
Ki-Adi was in the original, it’s Aayla Secura who was added
Ki-Adi-Mundi was in the original though.
@@NuteGunray oh, someone said it's not but it's there.
They had Dexter's robot but not Dexter?
@@walrusArmageddon no, Dexter's robot is not playable in the main game without modding. Dexter himself is playable on the complete saga
Because LSW TVG was released before the screening of EPIII, soundtrack for the movie wasn't ready yet, so they used music from different episodes in ep III chapters. For example battle over coruscant uses battle of yavin theme. TCS fixed that.
What's even funnier, same thing happened to RotS game. It doesn't have a single track from episode that is based on.
i wonder why they were released so early lol these games spoiled the entirety of episode 3 to a lot of people i imagine
@@0DRONZER Not as much as you would think. First, tie in games were usually released before the accompanying media to drum up sales why they were still relevant, and in order to meet a deadline of before/close to the movie, they had to be developed during early production of the film. We also lived in a very different age for spoilers ( I talk like I was privy to this shit but I was 3 when the first game came out) where they were a lot less impactful, since franchises weren't booming like the MCU. Hell, I'm pretty sure I've seen 1980 news recordings of the Vader twist being shown in opening weekend box office reports. Back on the point though, Revenge of the Sith was at a time where spoilers were less problematic than they are today, and also had a very clear set of things to tackle as the last in release order but middle in chronological order; Anakin has to become a Sith and get injured beyond reasonable repair, the Clone Wars have to end, all the Jedi have to die, the clones have to start a transition to stormtroopers, the Empire has to become established, ect. If you told someone "the Emperor sends what will become the early ranks of the stormtroopers to kill all the Jedi and only Obi Wan and Yoda live (I know there's more survivors this is just an approximation of the time)", they wouldn't lose their mind on you, they'd think it made sense, with knowledge of the original trilogy and Attack of the Clones. Also, it does help that the game isn't a faithful retelling as a result; Revenge of the Sith is notorious for how drastically its deleted scenes affect the movie, and the tie ins including Lego were faithful to the original draft, leading to a lot of stuff that went unused from the film (sideways Invisible Hand, the disguised 501st at the temple) making it into adaptations, and stuff from the final film (Order 66, the Boga chase, Yoda vs Palpatine, Palpatine's arrest) was either scrapped or reworked (the Revenge of the Sith game only has Anakin and Obi Wan as playable so Order 66 is mainly shown through Anakin raiding the temple and getting kills on Jocasta Nu and Shaak Tii, and Palpatine's Arrest was Anakin vs Windu instead of Windu vs Palpatine), there's also some what if scenes in the RotS game like Anakin killing Obi Wan and Palpatine on Mustafar and becoming Emperor himself. TL;DR Games like Lego Star Wars and Revenge of the Sith were developed alongside the film's preproduction, and in order to release in a time of relevance, came out right near the movie. Spoilers weren't nearly as important as they were now, and Revenge of the Sith is a movie that had maybe the least impactful spoilers in the saga, counting the Disney films. A general plot synopsis was a pretty fair assumption to make at the time and the tie in games include content that was in the draft of thefilm and omit stuff that was in the final film.
I was a kid back then, and the Lego game releasing before Episode III was actually a huge selling point in the marketing in the gaming magazines. It was advertised like seeing the movie early, getting a sneak peak essentially.
As the other commenter said, "spoiler avoidance culture" wasn't as big of a thing as nowadays. When the last Harry Potter book released they even had all the big twists and character deaths in the local newspaper here because everybody was so hyped to know how the story would end.
I played through it again a few years ago and I was like “wait a second, is that Knights of the Old Republic music?”
It feels so weird to see people experience these changes backwards as they grew up with The Complete Saga.
I can not properly express the joy me and my friends felt seeing the Prequel Levels updated with the newer mechanics introduced in The Original Trilogy.
Vehicles were now rideable.
Purple Studs were added to a few levels.
They made the podrace easier.
They added a 6th level to Episode 2 to make use of the newer vehicle stuff.
I am still sad though that Yoda lost his chair as they just reused his OT moveset. With Yoda looking identical, there wasn't a point in having separate versions.
people who grew up with the complete saga instead of the original games will truly never know the pain of the original podrace and republic gunship levels.
@@ReliableDiamondThug The original version of those levels are in The Complete Saga as bonus levels.
@@ReliableDiamondThugExcept they all do as those were in The Complete Saga as bonus levels.
@@TheFirstCurse1 but they aren't mandatory to beat the game, they are bonuses. it's a different experience when you are forced to play through them to get to another level.
@@SuperMarioMaker64 i am aware, i have 100% completed all 3 of these games many times. the level is a different experience when you MUST complete it in order to proceed to the next level.
Great work! Just a couple things: It’s not that the LSW1 sound effects are quieter in TCS’s prequel levels: most of them are just BROKEN. The level-specific sound effects weren’t coded correctly when porting the prequel levels to TCS, so they just fail to play. This is especially noticeable in the AOTC levels.
Also, I’m pretty sure auto-aim is still a thing in LSW1; it’s just that the Clone Troopers are all classified as a “good guy” in LSW1, so your shots don’t target them when playing as a “good guy”.
Other than that, great job on this! Keep up the great work!
Would you by any chance know how one would restore them? I looked through txt files, tried moving in level files from the original game, but nothing has worked. I can't figure out what's keeping them from playing. Not really an expert on this stuff but it would be great if I could figure it out.
Linterni gamer got the light sounds to work on Maul's level but I don't think he's explained how.
IIRC in LSW1, the Phase II (Ep 3) clones are classified as "bad guys", while the Phase I trooper is aligned with the goodies.
You are correct about auto-aim, though.
Ya, there is still auto aim in LSW1, but it's less aggressive so you still have to be facing in the relative direction of a target. There was also no dodging for blaster characters as far as I remember. The game would be absurdly frustrating with literally no auto aim.
@@briansardinha5396 That makes sense! And yeah, there was no dodge in LSW1, just like there was no melee or building ability for blaster characters.
In the original characters that can hover like Jango can do it forever but in the complete saga they can’t
the games make you stop floating after you move a certain distance, i think this is the same in both
@@0DRONZER I tested it. In the original, Jango can indeed hover around forever no matter how far you move until you press the jump button again or die from a ledge. He's also missing a double jump & hovers at a lower height compared to TCS.
During the opening cutscene to the level Droid factory, Padme's hand clips through the doorbell in the complete saga. This is not present in the first game where It works as intended.
I was just thinking about that cutscene while reading comments. lol
One note about the different Vent animations for small characters - in Lego Star Wars 1, Young Anakin & Boba Fett had unique animations of their own. Anakin would jump in & jump out of vents, whereas Boba Fett would dive in & roll out.
It's Short Access Not Vent, this is Lego not Among Us!
“The pistol was changed to a megaphone.” 😂
The one thing I will never forgive the Complete Saga for is changing the Kamino disco room to free play.
Man, Lego Star Wars 1 looks so different looking at the footage side by side
It seems like this footage from lsw 1 is from a GameCube because it’s certainly better looking on the ps2 and pc ports especially with component cables or hdmi converters or on an emulator upscaled. The pc port looks the best, the graphics are on par with TCS, but TCS has more detailed textures and the shiny filter and a little better quality
It doesn't look all that different if you play both versions on PC, trust me
13:42 I can confirm this error is present on GameCube, but not on PS2.
13:42 this is a gamecube exclusive error
gamecube moment
I love that the stormtroopers in LSW1 have the clone trooper animation, implying that they're basically just phase 3 clone troopers
...which they're canonically not, which might be why TCS changed it
@@JohnySlama
Actually when the game was made they *were* "canonically" clones still
@@ugiustuskeiserus8066 i domt think they were, or at least no one really said they were. In fact, the biggest piece of evidence that theyre NOT clones is in a new hope, which shows all stormtroopers having different heights and voices.
Hearing anakins whine whenever you lose the podrace will forever give me ptsd
Lego Star Wars 1 and 2 had so much character that the complete saga is missing.
On of the differences that had me the most was that jango his jetpack wasn't infinite anymore in the complete saga
Jango also sinks immediately if you go for a pit instead of floating over it for a couple of seconds like in TCS. He was basically a glorified geonosian.
@@AwesomeMooseSmilewait what what pit
@@venom-123 any area where you die instantly via falling. Jango just instantly sinks when going over it in the original.
Your deadpan tone carries this video tbh
The ending cutscene in Darth Vader is rather different from versions. Tbh I’m shocked you didn’t bring that up, it’s kinda striking.
In the original game Episode III levels mostly has music from the original trilogy but in Complete Saga it has music from Episode III
Bro the animation of Anakin going through the shoots looks so much better in the original!
Man I wish they’d make the video game more available to play. I have such nostalgia for it.
Using the force on stuff like lights to give studs used to make a _SHING_ sound effect that is now absent in LSWTCS
I know that exact sound effect you're talking about. If i remember correctly it remains in just one specific room of the Darth Maul level in TCS but nowhere else in the game.
Everyone is yappin' about Yoda Chair, but the original Short Character Chute animation is FIRE
Finally, acknowledgment of the removed screaming from Negotiations. I hate that The Complete Saga removed this because it was really funny especially with how abruptly cut off it gets.
I always swore I saw a naboo starfighter in a trailer for the original star wars game. My guess was it was a beta level that was eventually cut.
yea thats the anakins flight level, theres plenty of footage of it on youtube, you can also play it on the leaked prototype of the ps2 version
Also, Jango Fett can hover infinitely in the original game, but can't cross gaps.
Agreed! I was always annoyed by that. Plus, Jango can't do regular jumps either. I'm so glad they fixed that for both Jango Fett and Boba Fett in Lego Star Wars II and The Complete Saga.
11:40 I think Obi-Wan's headset disappears after you played a certain level, both on the model and the icon.
The Kamino dance floor is on a timer in TCS whereas it was endless in the original. Most unnecessary change
RIP yoda chair
Anakin’s lightsaber is red in the defeat cutscene on the level Darth Vaded. This was due to the game being out before the movie. Fixed in TCS.
I grew up with the original but totally felt like Complete Saga was off when I picked it up. This really helps to clear up some of my questions about that. I think I'll stick with the original, I like the sound effects better for the most part, though both seem to have their own pros and cons
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Why does no one ever talk about or mention the error that Obi-Wan has a Green Lightsaber and Anakin has a Blue Lightsaber in the games? It should be the other way around. Anakin should have Green and Obi-Wan should have Blue
In the movie it was explained that they were given/borrowing lightsabers, while riding the Reek. (if you really want to get granular the Jedi are named Sephjet Josall and Nicanus Tassu).
@@expendableindigo9639 Yes but like I said, in the cutscene, Obi-Wan has a Green Lightsaber and Anakin has a Blue Lightsaber, but in both the film and in the level itself, Anakin has the Green and Obi-Wan has the Blue but in the cutscene, the lightsabers are swapped.
Actually, i think that is kinda random, since it depends on what character you finished the Windu section first (i think, i don't remember why exactly)
It’s so crazy that I think I remember something feeling different when I played The Complete Saga but had no idea they were this different. One thing I did notice was the lack of some really cool/funny extras that were just in the original.
Lego Star Wars and LSW 2 were fundamental games to my childhood.
I remember being brought to tears by the podracing level during the timed parts of the tunnel. I was stuck on the gunship level for weeks. I never did figure out the jedi temple puzzle so i never got to play the anakin vs vader level. I was 7 years old.
Bro I was seven when I played the original too. Gunship cavalry was so friggin hard back then. And Ruins of the Jedi gave me a fair bit of trouble as well
These 2, Both Lego Indy Games and the OG Lego Batman were my Childhood Video Games!!!! (On PS2, I had more games these where my only on PS2)
@@343Films I hated this level, it took me months to get through it.
If I remember correctly, In the original video game Jango can't use his jetpack to fly over most gaps that astromechs can. I could be wrong though.
I’m pretty sure you’re right. I remember being so annoyed at that (why have a jetpack if it doesn’t help fly over anything?). Glad they fixed in the sequels
15:03 My brother and I saw this cutscene so many times that it’s nostalgic to me now
In Negotiations the second protocol droid panel is prebuild in the original; however, in The Complete Sage you need to use the force to get the pieces to build yourself.
The dance floor lasts forever in the original and only lasts for 30 seconds in the complete saga.
Battle droid blasters had a unique sound effect in the original.
The cutscene where padmé gives birth has obi wan next to her but I. The complete saga obi wan replaces c-3po
Yes, you should do Lego Star Wars II next!
I get PTSD in the Original's versions of Gunship Calvalry and Mos Espa Podrace, and playing them in Complete Saga because I wanted to 100% the game, I somehow beat them all first-try
Gunship Cavalry is so easy. I hate what they did to vehicles in Lego SW II. They made those levels so tedious.
Some other changes you forgot to mention is that qui gon, anakin, and obi wan all had different death noises where their voices are pitched up similar to how padme's is in the complete saga. Also, probably the most obscure change is that originally the gasgano "minifigure" is actually in his podracer in the cutscene for mos espa podrace, but it's empty in the complete saga for some reason.
i never noticed that gasgano was removed in tcs damn
rip funny skeleton with a helmet
great video, but I would suggest mixing your audio levels so they're consistent between clips. Had to keep turning down my volume, but other than this was awesome!
Yeah, also cutting out the breathing in and pauses before you start.
Thank you for making this. I grew as a kid playing both of these games non-stop. I did notice a lot changes but not all. Thank you for giving me my nostalgia and freshening up my childhood memories. Means a lot.
The only difference I remember between Lego Star Wars 2 and Complete Saga was the Beach Trooper. In Lego Star Wars 2, they wear speedos, while in the Complete Saga they also wear a shirt.
I think there was one last difference with the original one is that revenge of the sith ost was not added and instead was put the OT soundtrack since episode 3 just came out after this game but in the Complete saga they put the right soundtrack for revenge of the sith
10:50 in that room there are platforms you have to use the Force to, and they make a sound in the original but not in TCS
someone should mod some of these changes back in to The Complete Saga
Another huge difference I know from memory is the cut-scene where Padme gives birth.
In the original, Obiwan is there with Padme patting her head and he holds the babies after they’re born.
In the Complete saga, Obiwan is just watching and the droid holds the babies.
Also Padme’s voice in the complete saga is a higher pitch than the original for some reason
They also lowered the pitch of many characters' gameplay voices in The Complete Saga.
@@pathogenofdecay thats only in the xbox 360 version i think
Yoda chair being missing really is a crime, and imagine if they combined the hubworlds of the original 2 games to make it half mos eisley half dexters diner
this is a random weird one, but jango fett runs faster in the original game
Great video! You should work on audio balancing tho. I turn my volime up to hear to talk but then get earraped by the ingame sound you play for reference after
I miss Dexter's Diner :(
Great analysis! You should definitely do a follow up video with Lego Star Wars II
A couple of changes that weren't mentioned in the video that I haven't seen in the comments either are that the voices characters make when they are hit or die are weirdly pitched up sometimes in the original Lego Star Wars. I never hear anyone mention this. Obi-Wan's episode 3 variant also changes the groin piece to be orangish red instead of tan in the original. That one is especially odd because it makes it less accurate to the real life physical minifigure. There are a couple of other small changes like that with other characters
Weirdly enough, even that is inconsistent. The Xbox (version i grew up with) and Gamecube versions have the characters with higher pitched voices. But in the PS2 version, their voices sound normal. This blew my mind when I found out, because I originally thought the voice pitching was intentional, but now I'm wondering if it was a glitch.
yea in pc xbox and gamecube their voices are pitched up for some reason, same thing in the complete saga
It’s pure nostalgia, Complete Saga is objectively the definitive way to play these games, but I prefer the original versions of these games to the Complete Saga ones. Especially Dexter’s Diner/The Original Trilogy’s Mos Eisley
You forgot being able to get into the pizza room in Ruin of The Jedi in story mode in the first game. Also the background music in all episode III levels changes between games. Good vid.
I miss the yoda chair :'(
I also remember noticing when I first played TCS that there's a weird object that was changed in the droid factory part of Episode II. I think it's after the forcefields where there's a tube laying on the ground that you can walk through. In the original, it was transparent glass, in TCS, it was changed to a sort of metal mesh. I played on PS2 only, so I'm unsure if the glass was only used on PS2 or if it was used on other console prior to TCS.
Awesome comparison video. I definitely want to see a future video explaining the differences between Lego Star Wars 2 and The Complete Saga.
Complete Saga has a widescreen option like II. The original game does not, so playing on a widescreen TV stretches the image.
Also, the Rebel Troopers are treated like Battle Droids in the original, meaning they can be pushed into each other and broken apart by the Force. In The Complete Saga, they're treated like ordinary organic characters and can be shocked/choked instead of pushed.
RIP Yoda's chair. I still remember my disappointment when playing TCS, getting to Kashyyyk level and realizing Yoda doesnt have his chair 😞
100% would love to see the same for lego star wars 2
Fun video! I was expecting mentions of things like for each level in TVG where they altered minikit locations/added red bricks for TCS, so maybe there's a potential future video idea there!
Few things I noticed that weren't brought up:
1) The lighting in levels overall are much brighter in TCS, whereas a lot of the original had dimly lit rooms
2) in the original, A New Hope is an unlockable bonus level where you play as Darth Vader and a Storm Trooper in story mode, whereas in TCS it uses the level from the 2nd game and you play from Leia's prospective.
3) When transitioning between hardware, the poly count on characters, objects, and all other visual set pieces is higher.
4) "Building" did not exist in the original, only force users could put together objects
5) There are no red bricks in the original
Man, I never knew how dark the original game looked. Growing up, I've only played The Original Trilogy, because back then my PC didn't have a DVD drive, which the original game required. My first experience with the Lego Prequels was then logically The Complete Saga, and man, I really liked it but I just couldn't get over the fact the original game had the Yoda Chair 😂 I might just have to look into somehow getting the original game and playing it, because it looks reeeeally interesting.
Oh, and one of the changes that annoyed me the most about TCS that you haven't mentioned - conehead R2. I think that might have something to do with the adaptation of the game to widescreen resolutions, but damn, does it look goofy
actually his footage of lsw1 is dark because he recorded it from a tv and didnt adjust the colors
also true, some models in tcs are so off lol
I dont know why but i just like the look of the original better
when you play anakins flight (the cut level from episode 1) his “woo hoo” celebration noise is freakin hilarious in the ending cutscene!
This is a great video, I never noticed how many differences and improvements were made in TCS. However I would like to mention the audio mixing in the video, as there were times were the voice over was too quiet and I'd have to raise the volume only to be blasted with star wars music and lego sounds right after. Otherwise great stuff keep it up
Gosh it brings back memories playing The Video Game demo and then the full game.
one super obscure difference that i vividly remember is that of the statue of the lego figure in episode 1's third chapter. If you destroy it in the original game, the texture of its destroyed face is an angry one. in TCS, that angry face texture seems to be removed. Please verify!
I'm gonna be honest and it might be a hot take but I miss Dexter's Diner hub world SO MUCH. I liked the minikit area too I just love it a lot and I think it's underrated
In LSW1 Jango Fett Runs Faster Then Any Other Person But In TCS He Has Normal Speed
This was very good to watch. Even I had no idea there were many differences between the two games. Thought it was only a few. I’d like to see the differences with Lego Star Wars 2 next. There’s gotta be changes with that game too.
I honestly didn't believe there'd be THAT many changes when I saw this recommended to me. Great video!
8:57 this change made this stage actually playable, it was a nightmare e in the original version
I would love to see a part 2, even though you already covered some of the OT with the grappling.
One thing I remember is that the camera is much more washed out and fish-eyed in the original LS2.
I've always wanted someone to make a video like this. One for lego star wars 2 would be awesome
6:13 This will always make the first game superior in my eyes. You simply cannot leave out their yells for the joke to land.
Thank You!
I wish the newer games were as challenging as LSW:TVG. It made you feel accomplished.
Lego Star Wars: The Video Game was tied directly to how the Lego Figures looked at the time. This is why Obi-Wan in Attack of The Clones has an earpiece. This is also the first time we saw these characters with flesh colored skin rather than yellow. However, the Jedi in the Jedi Battle level are still yellow.
16:34 It made you feel like you were racing against the AI. IT WAS COOL!
The Emperor is called Darth Sidious, he also runs slower in the Original.
In Lego Batman: The Video Game, the bomber suit can lay bombs, obviously, but the beeping sound is not as rapid on the PS3 version, I think.... *Played on PS4 PSPlus*
PS2: BEEPBEEPBEEPBEEP BOOOOM!
PS3: BEEP BEEP BEEP BOOOOM!
Great video honestly. I’ve always been interested by differences in both games before the complete saga since there was a lot of stuff I liked from the video game version.
Also a note I noticed I’ve always liked how darker the video game version is, not sure why because in the complete saga everything is brighter and yes it does look good but just interesting colors are more muted and darker in the original game, just an interesting detail not sure if it was console limitations
In Lego Star Wars, Kit Fisto has a white undertunic, while in Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga, it's brown.
(Fisto's torso piece is reused from Obi-Wan's Episode III version, but the original Lego Star Wars slightly altered it)
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(I am glad that they mute the effect audio if you get the medal enough times to have it permanently active in singleplayer)
Another major difference is in Revenge of the Sith is that level music in The Video Game is taken from soundtracks to the Original Trilogy as the movie hadn't come out yet. This is rectified in The Complete Saga but cutscene music remains the same such as Battle Over Coruscant's cutscenes using music from the asteroid field battle in Empire Strikes Back.
Here's one:
When switching character in the complete saga, their name appears under their icon, but it the original it doesn't
You missed a few, but a great video nonetheless. Would love to see a Lego Star Wars 2 version
Lucas arts rushed so many developers at the time, they seemed desperate to make episode 3 work, they rushed battlefront 2, kotor 2, and the first lego star wars game
I would love a Lego Star Wars 2 video like this
I noticed a surprising amount of these. TCS just doesn’t hit quite right for me. The first two just slap. I always hated the power ups
The video game version has OT music for the episode 3 levels whereas in the complete saga they are fixed to have proper revenge of the sith music
I grew up with the Original game and then played Lego Star Wars II and Lego Star Wars the complete saga when they came out. I have fond memories of all of them.
Great video, tho perhaps some background music when you're talking would've been nice, as without it, the video felt to plain and robotic (if you're worried it might also mix with the gameplay sounds, just know that you could turn off the music in game)