Christmas 2006, brother and I unwrapped our own GBA SP's, this was the first game my parents bundled with it. Played the absolute shit out of it. Bought a cheat code book at a school book fair, started playing as all kinds of different characters and changing my saber color. Those were the days man, I look back on this with fond memories.
I never played the GBA version, but I played the PS2 version, and my brother and I could never unlock all the characters, so we just used cheats. I think one of our friends had a cheat book or something.
I remember when I played the Xbox Version I never knew how to unlock all characters Yep I’m not kidding so I just played a bunch of levels hoping I’ll get something out of it. today I know exactly how to get everyone
It’s kinda stupid that the main characters couldn’t get their other episode costumes but then both the droids and clones get about 5-10 different paint jobs.
The developters for Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars on the Nintendo DS made a similarly brave move: The level called "Rookies" dosen't feature any of the titular characters, it's just Commander Cody and Captain Rex.
One thing I do unironically like about this game is that every force weilder gets his own special ability, such as Obi-Wan and Maul getting the Force Push and Dooku using Lightning, which he wasn't even able to do in the console version at the time. In the console version, the Jedi characters all play the same and the sith get a few extra abilities, making them effectively stronger characters.
Probably the most obscure game I thought no one knew about, I remember having it growing up on my gba and it was weirdly fun, with the game having some levels that were not present in the complete saga such as an actual level on the attack on uutapau and the battle of Naboo from the gungans side. Never beat it as a kid until a few years ago I replayed it on my ds and finished it. To me it was a very nostalgic game and I still pick it up time to time to play it.
I didn't have a gameboy, I played this game once at a friend's house. I instantly went home and recreated almost every single level of episode I. I didn't have any of the start wars legos at the time, so I used 2x3 triangles with 1X4 or 1x3 to specify enemy types. The droids were little lego "tanks", almost like the wii tanks, and the jedi were humans with fake looking lightsabers. It was a blast! I made trees, cities, etc. I add environmental damage, which helped me enjoyed it more as I had a new feature the game never had.
You are forgetting an important aspect of the original release; you got a lego Yoda minifigure. I remember getting this game for my birthday and being excited to have a lego Yoda.
I was obsessed with this on DS, and it's fascinating as to how different it is to any other lego star wars games. The fact that if you died, it sent you back to the beginning was mega stressful. I also had shrek 2 and shark tale. Fun times.
everyone has that "this was that game I had as a kid" game, but I don't know how to feel about the fact that THIS was my childhood game, thanks for letting me relive my... happy memories, without being killed every minute
I remember there being a weird glitch on the Douku fight on Episode 2. If you played as Jar Jar and defeated him like 80% of the time it would crash the game or at least make it black screen while some audio looped but if it didn't it would just randomly show Anakins mother in the final cutscene before the level ends
This was actually the first video game I ever completed. I remember thinking this game was the most amazing thing ever. Of course I had very little knowledge of gaming at this point and nothing to compare, but I look back on this game with fondness.
I had this version of this game growing up, I really remember it but not like this hahahah can’t believe I thought that this was mind blowing at the time 😂
I got the gba when I was five years old. Never beat this game or the original trilogy. I just gave up. The description is accurate. The game is like the Dark Souls of lego Star Wars
It almost like the developers made this game but they didn't watch the movies they just read notes from someone who wasn't paying much attention to the movies
You're unlocking memories I forgot I had. I loved this game as a kid... good times man I used to have a paper with all the cheat codes I had figured out simply through trial and error. It was THIS GAME that taught me the Konami code. Also I loved cheezing the 1st Dooku fight by using a code that transforms you into a little Droid that caused earthquakes or something... I dunno, the screen shook and rocks fell from the sky. Also shout outs to the final Anakin v Obi wan fight, always loved that level. The clips of it in this video broke my mind, as I had completely forgotten about it.
This was my only lego Star Wars game, I remember playing it for hours and hours on end, although I was young so it was probably a lot better than it actually was
at least the second part of the last duel between anakin and obi-wan change the melody to emperor palpatine theme or something like that, so at least that part made it seem like they tried to change something for the last level to make it grandeous compared to just playing duel of the fates
Funny thing that the best part about this game is making its long overdue comeback in The Skywalker Saga... That being the random quicktime lightsaber clashes that occured during Boss battles. Those who don't know much, these quicktime events required You actually put effort into them. If you win the quicktime event, you knock some health off the enemy. You lose, and the enemy knocks considerable health off of you. Those really spiced up the Boss fight sections, and am glad they are incorporating that in the New game :D
This was the first video game I ever owned. I was a lucky special child, and got a Pikachu GBA as my first console, along with Lego SW 1. Even after losing my priceless console in a house robbery, I still have that Lego SW game. I will never forget my humble beginnings, as long as I have it!
Sometimes i think about starting a RUclips channel, im sure it makes you feel loved when you have so many subscribers liking your videos so much support from total strangers.
I remember getting this for Christmas, the year it came out. And a few years later when I got a DS and the WII the idea of playing Lego Star Wars made me super uneasy because the GBA version was such a challenge for me. The anachronistic nature of the characters appearances also bothered me. And in revenge of the sith I believe they were toying with the idea of obi wan dueling a magnaguard in the sinkhole cave systems of utapau while escaping the clones but the idea was scrapped but it did make it into the GBA/DS versions of revenge of the sith video game.
obi-wan's appearance is really inconsistent in this game. player model is from episode I, character icon is from episode II, but what really gets me is that despite them having drawn slideshow stills exclusively for this game, they keep mixing up his appearance in the stills, basically he goes from beardless ep. I obi-wan to bearded ep. II obi-wan and than back to his padawan appearance in mid ep. II, staying that way for the reminder of the game.
The yellow chest in the cutscene makes some sense since at that time episode 1 obi wan only existed in a yellow skin form, they recolored a lot of yellow only characters like qui-gon for the video game
“Lego Star Wars on gameboy?...” Gameboy... Gameboy... Gameboy... *its 2005 I’m sitting in the car on the way home from school trying my damnedest to beat the kashyyyk level. My friend scribbled down some cheat codes on a sticky note for me to try later. He had the book, I didn’t. The new trilogy doesn’t exist. There’s no virus, no civil war over presidents, rights, personal opinions. I just wanna beat this level and show off at school. Star Wars is life... and life is good.* “Oh...”
I remember every time this game would force you to play as R2 I used the code -select, select, down, down, down, down- to switch to General Greivous. Made 7 year old me feel like a pro hacker
I distinctly remember being 9 years old and playing through the episode 3 levels of this game on a plane to Sydney for a family holiday in like 2008, I got to the Obi wan vs Anakin level and could never beat it
I found my old wii in a closet and my old lego Star Wars game was in it and I’m currently picking up where i left off 12 years ago and i feel like I’m little again
I discovered a way to cheese the Darth Maul fight in this game when I was around 7. You can get him stuck on the hole in the center and use Obi-Wan’s force push to kill him. It’s slow but it works really well.
This was the first game I had for my GBA as a kid and ill just say that little me had so much fun beating this game and finally getting Darth Vader I would write down all the cheat codes and make sure to have jedi knight and all the death stars for every level XD good memories
The CULTURE SHOCK I had after playing my brother's copy of this game and then getting the PS2 version for myself....HALLELUJAH the accurate lore and character models, not to mention all the John Williams music.
Imagine if this had been a kid's only exposure to Star Wars back in the day, knowing nothing about the movies, the video games, or even the console versions of the lego games
To be fair I actually find this game to be pretty impressive. Every character seems to have multiple attack animations for each direction, and when you consider all of their other animations, that's a ton of sprites in memory per character. So I empathize with their small roster
Ok one thing other than that I had fun with it as a kid...Duel of the Fates it's the ONLY song that was worth being in all the boss battles, the intensity was real so don't expect something else than Duel of the Fates
I liked this version tbh I liked how when you died you go way back. It was a fun challenge and made the combat more hard. I wish they had that type of gameplay as like an option in the new games
They took so many years for the skywalker saga and the combat in that game is awful,theres little to no enemys and the ai is very poop,theres no stakes at all,sometimes a game being delayed doesent mean its gonna be good
@Risen General I was referring to minifigures specifically created for the Revenge of the Sith toyline. Chewbacca already existed in original trilogy sets and Chancellor Palpatine wasn't in any RoTS sets at the time,.
It almost feels like you were mocking my favorite lego star wars video game. The Phantom Menace Obiwan is the model that should have been used for Revenge of the Sith levels in console versions too. But I sensed a little bit of sarcasm when you said you liked it. And I am very good at sensing sarcasm and am happy to say that is the only time you may have used it in this video.
Yea and he's also not taking into account the limitations of the GBA, sure yea it's a 32 bit system but it's not like it can recreate the fun of the console versions as it can't be 3D because 3D on the GBA is very limited, it can't play FMVs so we can't get good cutscenes, the limitations of the cartridges also means that not a massive amount of content can be fit into the game, and the GBA isn't even as powerful as the Sega Saturn which really shouldn't make you have pretty high expectations for this game to be as fun as the console versions.
The genuine nostalgia from seeing all of this again... jeez, I had so much fun playing this as a kid - I forgot how broken and painful this game is to play, and how it annoyingly difficult it was at times, but... still made me happy as a kid, and the music is probably the most nostalgic thing I got from this game. (I can express my frustration with the third level of the Attack of the Clones episode, because I lost my mind getting lost, not to mention the Dooku boss fight... good lordy, this had plenty of issues but still was nostalgic and pretty funny at times. We won’t mention the second level in Episode Three though.)
I had this game I thought there’s either a block mechanic or you swing your saber as an attack and it will deflect the blaster bolts back- even from the turrets
Christmas 2006, brother and I unwrapped our own GBA SP's, this was the first game my parents bundled with it. Played the absolute shit out of it. Bought a cheat code book at a school book fair, started playing as all kinds of different characters and changing my saber color. Those were the days man, I look back on this with fond memories.
Got my GBA SP on Christmas 2006 as well, but with Lego Star Wars II. Great times!
I never played the GBA version, but I played the PS2 version, and my brother and I could never unlock all the characters, so we just used cheats. I think one of our friends had a cheat book or something.
That was back when life was good
I remember when I played the Xbox Version I never knew how to unlock all characters Yep I’m not kidding so I just played a bunch of levels hoping I’ll get something out of it.
today I know exactly how to get everyone
@@CallMeTrvll93 I perfectly understand you I miss amazing games
i mean it’s pretty jarring seeing padawan Anakin being “killed” by padawan obi wan
"You are on this Council... but we do not grant you the rank of Knight."
The fact that we went from *this* to The Skywalker Saga on Switch in just a little less than 20 years is still *mind boggling…*
Skywalker Saga was undercooked
@@blakekeys-ec4vrfr that game was so repetitive, making it the open world format ruined the level and puzzle creativity
This game is for GBA, you can't compare this to a total big title.
@@alexh1483It's a Lego game. They are all repetitive.
@@CantRead1like you?
It’s kinda stupid that the main characters couldn’t get their other episode costumes but then both the droids and clones get about 5-10 different paint jobs.
@The Nerdy Barbarian I'm dissapointed Mace Windu wasn't in the game.
Classic memory-saving game dev mechanic, palette swaps are easier than new models. Eh, they can't all be the N64 Resident Evil 2 port.
Imagine taking the clones out of Attack of the Clones in an adaptation. These developers are so brave
The developters for Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars on the Nintendo DS made a similarly brave move: The level called "Rookies" dosen't feature any of the titular characters, it's just Commander Cody and Captain Rex.
One thing I do unironically like about this game is that every force weilder gets his own special ability, such as Obi-Wan and Maul getting the Force Push and Dooku using Lightning, which he wasn't even able to do in the console version at the time. In the console version, the Jedi characters all play the same and the sith get a few extra abilities, making them effectively stronger characters.
I agree, it does give the characters more variety.
I’m glad The Complete Saga fixed a lot of this for console.
Probably the most obscure game I thought no one knew about, I remember having it growing up on my gba and it was weirdly fun, with the game having some levels that were not present in the complete saga such as an actual level on the attack on uutapau and the battle of Naboo from the gungans side. Never beat it as a kid until a few years ago I replayed it on my ds and finished it. To me it was a very nostalgic game and I still pick it up time to time to play it.
I remember Batman 2. Got TCS for Christmas and its so much better, like both games had different devs
i 100% this as a kid
"Having Episode I Obi-Wan fight Episode II Anakin in an Episode III Level" XD
@Dylan Leon Would be amazing
I didn't have a gameboy, I played this game once at a friend's house. I instantly went home and recreated almost every single level of episode I. I didn't have any of the start wars legos at the time, so I used 2x3 triangles with 1X4 or 1x3 to specify enemy types. The droids were little lego "tanks", almost like the wii tanks, and the jedi were humans with fake looking lightsabers. It was a blast! I made trees, cities, etc. I add environmental damage, which helped me enjoyed it more as I had a new feature the game never had.
17:45 Gotta to admit. These blue Phase 1 Clones looks dope
I like the green ones!
I do wonder why the game had Phase 1 Clones if they only ever appear in RoTS levels, though.
11:30 damn Sith Jar Jar binks is finally confirmed
For real
@@baconmaster2333 years later and Lego Darth Jar Jar actually is for real. I mean literally and officially part of licensed Star Wars media.
It was fun to be reminded of this game, I just remember it being so ridiculously hard for a lego game! Please review GBA Lego Star Wars II!
You are forgetting an important aspect of the original release; you got a lego Yoda minifigure. I remember getting this game for my birthday and being excited to have a lego Yoda.
Wait did you get Lego Yoda with it if so I didn’t know
Yeah I did back when it was first released.
I was obsessed with this on DS, and it's fascinating as to how different it is to any other lego star wars games. The fact that if you died, it sent you back to the beginning was mega stressful. I also had shrek 2 and shark tale. Fun times.
Maman you brought so much memories with those 2 games. Thank you
0:12 no i dont think i will
When you realize that the gameboy Version was more successful than my entire life:
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"This is not possuble!"
@@SuperNerdAdamsGarage That's possible!
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everyone has that "this was that game I had as a kid" game, but I don't know how to feel about the fact that THIS was my childhood game, thanks for letting me relive my... happy memories, without being killed every minute
I have smashed my game cartridge and lit it on fire before. I am now wanted in 7x-9 countries for committing arson on video game stores.
Hello, fellow LEGO character.
Do you mean star system what’s a country
@@legogonkdroid2041 greetings, fellow grey chap with mystical powers.
I remember there being a weird glitch on the Douku fight on Episode 2. If you played as Jar Jar and defeated him like 80% of the time it would crash the game or at least make it black screen while some audio looped but if it didn't it would just randomly show Anakins mother in the final cutscene before the level ends
@Risen General Just something I remember doing as a kid. Was strange but nice
This was actually probably the first video game I ever played. Really good memories actually
Played this so much in elementary school even on my iPhone 5s in high school, definitely a classic!
The PC version was the first game I ever owned. Good times!
What's your favourite version of Eggo Are Oars. (?)
The complete saga
The complete saga forever
Tcs
Complete Saga
tcs, obviously
Yo the graphics are pure fire!
Lol the graphics are complete shit
Ayan khan nooooo really?
@@AyanKhan-og3sd have you heard of a joke before?
@@theninjabird9510 Damn I thought you weren't joking, I was going to agree with you
@@october5150 I’m not joking
14:25-14:50 this made me cry cuz of how hard I laughed, this is comedy ladies and gentlemen 😂
I laughed so hard to
This was actually the first video game I ever completed. I remember thinking this game was the most amazing thing ever. Of course I had very little knowledge of gaming at this point and nothing to compare, but I look back on this game with fondness.
THIS IS THE BEST VERSION
HI KITTYDAW I JUST WANTED TO SAY I LOVE YOUR VIDEOS AND HOPE YOU HAVE A BLESSED DAY
I had this version of this game growing up, I really remember it but not like this hahahah can’t believe I thought that this was mind blowing at the time 😂
This was the game where I learned the ending of Revenge of the Sith as a kid.
I have rewatched this video so many times, and it makes me laugh every time. This is a great video
It's okay
I got the gba when I was five years old. Never beat this game or the original trilogy. I just gave up. The description is accurate. The game is like the Dark Souls of lego Star Wars
I remember constantly playing this whenever I was bored, because mt older brother had gotten the advanced sp and so we played that
That jar jar part with his flailing arms was hilarious
Jar Jar is awesome. I don't know why people hate him so much.
@@legogonkdroid2041 legend had it he's a
Sith Lord
A simp lord?
It almost like the developers made this game but they didn't watch the movies they just read notes from someone who wasn't paying much attention to the movies
You're unlocking memories I forgot I had. I loved this game as a kid... good times man
I used to have a paper with all the cheat codes I had figured out simply through trial and error. It was THIS GAME that taught me the Konami code. Also I loved cheezing the 1st Dooku fight by using a code that transforms you into a little Droid that caused earthquakes or something... I dunno, the screen shook and rocks fell from the sky. Also shout outs to the final Anakin v Obi wan fight, always loved that level. The clips of it in this video broke my mind, as I had completely forgotten about it.
I’ve never seen this game before this video, and it’s beautiful
I felt nothing but childhood stress while watching this.
One of my friends had this growing up and would tell me that it was the same game I had for the PS2...
If I heard that back then I would’ve pissed myself laughing 😆 and so would my friends to.
This was my only lego Star Wars game, I remember playing it for hours and hours on end, although I was young so it was probably a lot better than it actually was
2:31 BUTT!! (Darth Maul do be looking thicc doe)
“Jar Jar is the Rambo of StarWars”
No truer words could have been said
at least the second part of the last duel between anakin and obi-wan change the melody to emperor palpatine theme or something like that, so at least that part made it seem like they tried to change something for the last level to make it grandeous compared to just playing duel of the fates
I have the Nintendo DS versions i've had it since i was like 4 years old
Oh man, every single second of this video gave me so much nostalgia. I got 100% on this game on the school bus.
I played this as a small kid and legit thought I remembered the game wrong. Nope. Wished I still had that meme of a game
Now this is a classic
Such a classic for me. I remember getting this version when I was 5. I still have it and it still works
14:25 you made me laugh so hard it’s my favorite part of the whole video
This game is synonymous with childhood for me. Such great game
Funny thing that the best part about this game is making its long overdue comeback in The Skywalker Saga...
That being the random quicktime lightsaber clashes that occured during Boss battles.
Those who don't know much, these quicktime events required You actually put effort into them. If you win the quicktime event, you knock some health off the enemy. You lose, and the enemy knocks considerable health off of you.
Those really spiced up the Boss fight sections, and am glad they are incorporating that in the New game :D
This was the first video game I ever owned. I was a lucky special child, and got a Pikachu GBA as my first console, along with Lego SW 1. Even after losing my priceless console in a house robbery, I still have that Lego SW game. I will never forget my humble beginnings, as long as I have it!
Its kinda weird that in the GBA game the trees are like photo realistic Legos with reflection and stuff
First game I bought with my gameboy when I was little, best memories ever!!
Sometimes i think about starting a RUclips channel, im sure it makes you feel loved when you have so many subscribers liking your videos so much support from total strangers.
I remember getting this for Christmas, the year it came out. And a few years later when I got a DS and the WII the idea of playing Lego Star Wars made me super uneasy because the GBA version was such a challenge for me. The anachronistic nature of the characters appearances also bothered me. And in revenge of the sith I believe they were toying with the idea of obi wan dueling a magnaguard in the sinkhole cave systems of utapau while escaping the clones but the idea was scrapped but it did make it into the GBA/DS versions of revenge of the sith video game.
obi-wan's appearance is really inconsistent in this game. player model is from episode I, character icon is from episode II, but what really gets me is that despite them having drawn slideshow stills exclusively for this game, they keep mixing up his appearance in the stills, basically he goes from beardless ep. I obi-wan to bearded ep. II obi-wan and than back to his padawan appearance in mid ep. II, staying that way for the reminder of the game.
The yellow chest in the cutscene makes some sense since at that time episode 1 obi wan only existed in a yellow skin form, they recolored a lot of yellow only characters like qui-gon for the video game
“Lego Star Wars on gameboy?...”
Gameboy...
Gameboy...
Gameboy...
*its 2005 I’m sitting in the car on the way home from school trying my damnedest to beat the kashyyyk level. My friend scribbled down some cheat codes on a sticky note for me to try later. He had the book, I didn’t. The new trilogy doesn’t exist. There’s no virus, no civil war over presidents, rights, personal opinions. I just wanna beat this level and show off at school. Star Wars is life... and life is good.*
“Oh...”
I loved this version as a kid haha. Maybe I should replay it
Looking back the game was pretty rough but it still holds so much nostalgia.. :D
I remember every time this game would force you to play as R2 I used the code -select, select, down, down, down, down- to switch to General Greivous. Made 7 year old me feel like a pro hacker
3:32
Perfection
Yay Jar Jar not
Played this as a kid, I knew it was nowhere near as good as the console version but it was a good distraction when I was on the go.
I remember this one kid at a church activity playing this game when I was little.
I distinctly remember being 9 years old and playing through the episode 3 levels of this game on a plane to Sydney for a family holiday in like 2008, I got to the Obi wan vs Anakin level and could never beat it
Ya wanna fight IG 100 Magnaguards? Yes? FIGHTS SOME BLUE SUPER BATTLE DROIDS
my first gba game, but I love it, and I like the cutscene slides *raises hand
I found my old wii in a closet and my old lego Star Wars game was in it and I’m currently picking up where i left off 12 years ago and i feel like I’m little again
this is so nostalgic it hurts
The "Trade Federation Theme" in this game is the best music!
I discovered a way to cheese the Darth Maul fight in this game when I was around 7. You can get him stuck on the hole in the center and use Obi-Wan’s force push to kill him. It’s slow but it works really well.
This was the first game I had for my GBA as a kid and ill just say that little me had so much fun beating this game and finally getting Darth Vader
I would write down all the cheat codes and make sure to have jedi knight and all the death stars for every level XD good memories
The CULTURE SHOCK I had after playing my brother's copy of this game and then getting the PS2 version for myself....HALLELUJAH the accurate lore and character models, not to mention all the John Williams music.
Imagine if this had been a kid's only exposure to Star Wars back in the day, knowing nothing about the movies, the video games, or even the console versions of the lego games
To be fair I actually find this game to be pretty impressive. Every character seems to have multiple attack animations for each direction, and when you consider all of their other animations, that's a ton of sprites in memory per character. So I empathize with their small roster
I had this game. This is hilarious seeing it again
This game was a pain in the ass to play as a kid, but i managed to get through every level in the end lol
This is the definition of we have Star Wars at Home
Star Wars at home
“Mom can we have lego star wars”
“We have lego star wars at home”
Lego star wars at home:
Complete Saga is not just my favorite DS game, but one of my favorite games of all time.
the part where you edited the gameboy star wars theme to anakin murdering sand people was fucking gold
The complete saga on the DS was lit
Ok one thing other than that I had fun with it as a kid...Duel of the Fates it's the ONLY song that was worth being in all the boss battles, the intensity was real so don't expect something else than Duel of the Fates
I actually played this version when I was little. It looks so much different then I remember.
The slide shows 😂
Lego Star Wars the slide show menace
I liked this version tbh I liked how when you died you go way back. It was a fun challenge and made the combat more hard. I wish they had that type of gameplay as like an option in the new games
I totally agree with you ❤️
They took so many years for the skywalker saga and the combat in that game is awful,theres little to no enemys and the ai is very poop,theres no stakes at all,sometimes a game being delayed doesent mean its gonna be good
General Grievous is the only Revenge of the Sith minifigure in the entire game and there isn't a single Clone in Attack of the Clones.
@Risen General I was referring to minifigures specifically created for the Revenge of the Sith toyline. Chewbacca already existed in original trilogy sets and Chancellor Palpatine wasn't in any RoTS sets at the time,.
Surprised you didn't mention the tall Jawas that sell you various upgrades throughout the levels
Oh my God, I started this video and until I saw the footage I had forgotten that I HAD THIS!
There is something missing... Actual legos
There are plenty of Lego here.
Played this game crazy as a kid and it looks good rn in your video haha
I remember watching your videos at 5k subs. Your one of the better RUclipsrs on this platform.
It almost feels like you were mocking my favorite lego star wars video game. The Phantom Menace Obiwan is the model that should have been used for Revenge of the Sith levels in console versions too. But I sensed a little bit of sarcasm when you said you liked it. And I am very good at sensing sarcasm and am happy to say that is the only time you may have used it in this video.
Yea and he's also not taking into account the limitations of the GBA, sure yea it's a 32 bit system but it's not like it can recreate the fun of the console versions as it can't be 3D because 3D on the GBA is very limited, it can't play FMVs so we can't get good cutscenes, the limitations of the cartridges also means that not a massive amount of content can be fit into the game, and the GBA isn't even as powerful as the Sega Saturn which really shouldn't make you have pretty high expectations for this game to be as fun as the console versions.
I had that Lego Star Wars game for the gameboy as a kid and LOVED it. It used to be so much fun and watching gameplay in the video was pure nostalgia
oh my god I played the absolute hell out of this game when I was a youngin
The genuine nostalgia from seeing all of this again... jeez, I had so much fun playing this as a kid - I forgot how broken and painful this game is to play, and how it annoyingly difficult it was at times, but... still made me happy as a kid, and the music is probably the most nostalgic thing I got from this game.
(I can express my frustration with the third level of the Attack of the Clones episode, because I lost my mind getting lost, not to mention the Dooku boss fight... good lordy, this had plenty of issues but still was nostalgic and pretty funny at times. We won’t mention the second level in Episode Three though.)
Can you do a vid on the other GBA game
I had the other gba game
*Plot Twist* While Ahsoka Tano was fighting against Maul on Mandalore, Ezra Bridger was Born in the First Empire Day
Loved this game as a kid
I had this as a kid, had to have my grandma help me with the dooku fight lol
I had this game I thought there’s either a block mechanic or you swing your saber as an attack and it will deflect the blaster bolts back- even from the turrets