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Abstract: I am a fan of the evolving TT Games' Lego series, from the Star Wars titles to the Batman ones. I have gone through nearly all of them not only because they are fun, but also because they are very playable with my sons and that is rare in modern videog...
Abstract: Excited about The Hobbit releasing and distraught that there aren’t any good games to play alongside it (well, apart from Guardians of Middle-Earth)? Well good news, as per usual TT Games have you covered with a slice of geeky LEGO-based goodness. They...
Abstract: Though it was a pretty poorly kept secret up until that point, Burbank-based Warner Brothers Studio took the opportunity of the 2012 E3 Expo in Los Angeles to announce the Lego: The Lord of the Rings game. Out just in time for the release of the first...
Abstract: It’s no secret that I have some fondness for the LEGO games developed by Traveller’s Tales/TT Games, and outside of a few bad eggs, they've been some of the most consistently fun single player and co-op experiences on this generation of hardware. LEGO ...
Despite not being as amusing as it could have been thanks to being a bit too official, Lego The Lord of the Rings does a fine job of reminding you why you loved the films in the first place. The attempts to involve side quests in freeplay mode isn't very...
Abstract: The LEGO video games impressed a lot of us back when LEGO Star Wars first came out. But through the years, the series started settling into a routine, and it wasn’t long before each new addition to the series started feeling like a reskinned version of...
Published: 2013-11-13, Author: Jason , review by: cnet.com.au
Lego The Lord of the Rings faithfully follows the storyline of the movies, but adds tons of puzzle-solving gameplay, and plenty of replay value by letting you revisit areas in free-play mode
Neither of the two control system options are perfect, which can be frustrating at times
With neat Lego recreations of the memorable locations, and challenging gameplay, Lego The Lord of the Rings is a lot of fun, if you can get past the awkward controls....
Epic Lego adventure, All big scenes, score, dialogue are here, Smart, funny and very entertaining
Some poor camera angles when jumping
It's hard to imagine a Lego game doing justice to the Peter Jackson trilogy, but Lego The Lord of the Rings does just that. With the original score and original dialogue to work with, it manages to capture the power and grandeur of the movies, yet always...
Entertaining take on the movies/books, Fun doubles when played with others, Good side quests, You can play as anyone in the Fellowship
Repetitive at times
LEGO The Lord of the Rings is an interesting take on Peter Jackson's highly acclaimed adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's literary epic. To the successfully tried and tested formula of the trilogy's motion pictures, this attempt adds a level of unbridled fun, ...
Abstract: « Le monde a changé. Je le vois dans l'eau. Je le ressens dans la terre. Je le sens dans l'air. Beaucoup de ce qui existait jadis est perdu. Car aucun de ceux qui vivent aujourd'hui ne s'en souvient… »Qui aurait cru que la trilogie de Tolkien, adaptée au ...
