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LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game ISO - PS2

Front cover of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game for PlayStation 2

Platform:
PlayStation 2

Release date:
2005-03-30

Genre:
Action

Publisher:
Giant Interactive Entertainment, Ltd.

Developer:
Traveller's Tales (UK) Ltd.

7.6 Score

How to Play

Download the files from the link above and if you need to decompress any files in formats like .7z, .zip, or .rar, use a decompression program such as 7-Zip.

You can open or install game files using the emulator suitable for PlayStation 2.

Recommended Emulator: PCSX2, a highly compatible and feature-rich PS2 emulator.
BIOS files are available on emulation.gametechwiki.

Game Files Information

Torrent Name:
LEGO Star Wars - The Video Game (USA) (v2.00)

Region:
USA

Files Size:
414.8MiB

File List:

/LEGO Star Wars - The Video Game (USA) (v2.00)/LEGO Star Wars - The Video Game (USA) (v2.00).7z

Covers

Screenshots

Title screen with main menu.

The game starts in Dexter's Diner. There's a separate door for each chapter<br>Door 1 is 'The Phantom Menace' and behind that are other doors, one for each mission.

This screen shows the game's options or bonus features that can be unlocked during game play

Still in Dexter's Diner prior to playing the first mission. Whenever an object glows green the player can use 'The Force' on it. Here we've found a stack of credits inside a pepper pot

The Phantom Menace: Mission 1<br>There are two modes of play, story mode and freeplay

Good to see the old traditions being kept alive

The first mission starts with a cinematic opening, but in LEGO.

The heroes. In a single player game there are still two characters on screen but one is handled by the AI

As this is the first mission the game gives helpful advice on using the controls

Collecting credits and health upgrades from seats in the boardroom

Swapping characters is an essential part of the game. There are some doors that only the droids can open

Here 'The Force' has been used to repair a machine, now it is being used to power the machine so that the blue credits can be harvested. There are lots of little in-game puzzles like this

This bit could end badly

Here we are stuck on one side of a force field. How to get over/through it?

If the game is left unplayed at the main menu it will start playing a short demo sequence which ends with a close up of the main baddie

The Phantom menace Chapter 2 takes place on Naboo. The glowing plant on the right will reveal coins and additional health

At certain points a cut scene unfolds. Here we're saving Jar Jar from becoming roadkill as an Empire transport roars overhead

Jar Jar leads us into a ruined temple where there's lots of running and jumping to be done

The Empire takes Queen Amidala captive, don't worry she's freed in the same cut scene

Queen Amidala carries a blaster but it is very hard to aim her with any accuracy

Characters with blasters have a special ability. Another reason why swapping characters is essential

At the end of an episode the characters that have been unlocked are added to the player's inventory

Wonder why you collect studs? It's to unlock Superkit pieces.

There are special pieces to hunt for, they are called minikit pieces and they look a bit like flame thrower back packs

At the end of a chapter the player has the option to continue or quit

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