It seems like it might be a good game. I have always liked the lego games, ever since star wars. So I will probably pick it up. | |
The console version looks great...well, the Xbox360/ PS3 version but I'm curious to see how the 3DS version turned out. Apparently when it was new Lego Star Wars 3 suffered from a glitch that made it nearly unplayable (or so I heard) so I'm curious to see if this one has any debilitating bugs or just weather or not it would be worth it to grab this for the 3DS. | |
250,000 for a Muggle orphan, and Sirius' death played for Laughs? Dam Lego that's just not cool. But I'll probably end-up getting for my brother for Christmas anyway, if he doesn't buy it himself.
As a fellow blockhead(lol) What do you think the next lego movie series will be? I was kinda leaning towards the Matrix. | |
That is disappointing. I like the Lego games until they become a peg grind. I still liked Lego Indiana Jones, but sometimes I get to feeling once you played one Lego game, you have played them all. | |
Lego Star Wars 3 for the 3DS has a glitch on one level which prevents you continuing. It has only happened to me once. I have completed the game to 100% (hope the ghost of Yahtzee is not watching), so can promise that it doesn't render the game unplayable. I believe the level design is different from the console versions and the 3d effect is great. | |
I have tried atleast a dozen times to get into Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4 but I can't. I loved Lego Star Wars, Lego Indiana Jones and Lego Pirates while I disliked Lego Star Wars III and Lego Harry Potter Years 1-4. In the first game, I disliked having to manually move the Lego pieces. There is no reward in pulling your hair out to build a staircase that in previous games would have been a simple matter. I played the demo for this game and I had hoped to see some of the upgrades from Lego Pirates in it, most notably, the name of a character (or spell) being displayed while switching. I know the spells are color coded but it could have been a simple matter to label the spells. This game was recalled on PC because of DRM issues preventing the game from running, looking for Disc 2 when there is none. Why has there be no news about that, the game has been out for a week now. | |
I guess I only have myself to blame for not knowing Sirius Black dies. I can't even remember which movie I saw last. | |
Lego Pirates was brilliant all up until the 4th movie. Is that related to movie game syndrome? :P | |
Honestly the only lego game I've played was the original lego star wars and it didn't make me remotely interested in playing any of the other lego games. I just never found the game play compelling enough to be interested in continuing and it was so easy that i got bored and never picked it up again halfway through. | |
I do like the Lego games but it feels like they stagnated... they splash on a new skin and that's it... I think they are in need of a new game engine or something in that magnitude.. How ever when you buy a Lego game you know what you get same mechanic as the previous (grind studs/gold/red/etc) witch is nice... But for us "grown-ups" we would like something new a new element... But I probably end up picking this one up to ;-P since I like both Lego and HP... | |
If those new ideas are like the ones in Harry Potter 1-4 or Star Wars III then no thanks. Lego Pirates felt like a throwback and that was nice. It did allow for you to take all characters into free play mode so that's the kind of improvement I like. | |
DO NOT BUY THIS GAME!! | |
I actually laughed at the Sirius scene. I can certainly see why some people might think it awkward, but I didn't. I played the first game, loving Lego titles, and gave up shortly after completing year one. It's just not fun. And part of it, I think, are the ridiculous costs Susan mentions. | |
DO you really think that if I'm looking for my LEGO fix I haven't already exhausted the existing supply? I'M DYING HERE!! | |
I really enjoyed the game. Played through all story levels this weekend and loved every minute of it. As opposed to some of the prior games, I only got caught up a few times when weird geometry preventing me from moving forward b/c of items being stuck behind environment pieces. I played the PS3 version and had no technical issues at all. Yes, it is definitely more of the same, with little change from prior games. But I still really enjoyed it. I love HP, and really like the comical bent Traveller's Tales puts on the stories and scenes. I agree, as a dramatic retelling of the HP story, it is a bit out of sync with the weightiness of the final books. But I still think it was good fun. I really liked their take on the tale of the Deathly Hallows. A very fun way of telling the story! | |
Do you think that anything more can be done with the Lego "insert movie here" series that hasn't already been done? | |
Lego Pirates, which I reviewed earlier this year, was a phenomenally fun game, and the new elements of HP 5-7, like the spectrespecs, were also quite fun. So long as the balance of effort/reward is good, and some creativity is applied to the "find X unlockable" formula, there's still plenty of life in the series. It's all about finding appropriate source material - it has to be relatively lighthearted and full of action. | |
Lego Harry Potter Years 5-7 Review
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