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| Abbreviation | LSWCS |
| Developer | Traveller's Tales |
| Publisher | LucasArts |
| Universe | Star Wars |
| Starting Level | Negotiations/LSWCS |
| Episodes | The Phantom Menace Attack of the Clones Revenge of the Sith A New Hope The Empire Strikes Back Return of the Jedi |
| Hub | Mos Eisley Cantina |
| Release Date | November 6, 2007 (DS, PS3, 360, Wii) October 13, 2009 (PC) November 12, 2010 (Mac) December 11, 2013 (iOS) January 1, 2015 (Android) |
| Rating | E10+ |
| Systems | Nintendo DS PlayStation 3 Nintendo Wii Xbox 360 Microsoft Windows OS X iOS Android |
| Categories | Characters Levels Episodes |
| Bionicle Heroes | LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga | LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures | ||||
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga is the third LEGO video game based on the Star Wars franchise. It is a combination of the two games LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game and LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy with enhanced graphics and additional content. It spans the first six episodes of the Star Wars saga.
The game was announced by LucasArts on May 25, 2007, and was released for the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS on November 6, 2007. The PC release followed on October 13, 2009. On November 12, 2010, it was released on Mac OS X by Feral Interactive. A mobile version of the game was released on December 11, 2013, for iOS, and for Android on January 1, 2015, by Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment.
Development[]
LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was created in response to the success of LEGO Star Wars and LEGO Star Wars II. It was announced on May 25, 2007, on the 30th anniversary of Star Wars. The game was released for seventh-generation consoles on November 6, 2007. In 2013, it received a port to iOS, and in 2015, it was ported to Android.
Features[]
The game combines the first two LEGO Star Wars games. The graphics were upgraded for seventh-generation consoles. New characters from the films were added, some of which appeared but were not playable in the previous games. The Bounty Hunter Pursuit level that was cut from LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game was added to the beginning of Episode II, giving it six levels like the rest of the films. The bonus levels from the previous games were added, along with an Anakin's Flight bonus level based on the cut level from the first game, the New Town level, and the versions of Mos Espa Pod Race and Gunship Cavalry from the first game. Challenge mode from the PSP version of LEGO Star Wars II was added into the story levels. Prequel trilogy levels and characters were updated with new features absent from the first game, like how Power Bricks were added into the prequel levels, since the first LEGO Star Wars did not include them. Power-Ups are a collectable that were added into levels which temporarily give players new powers. New Bounty Hunter Missions were added with characters from the prequel trilogy. New Character and Minikit bonus levels were also added for the prequel trilogy. A two-player battle arena mode called Two Player Arcade was added. The hub of the game is a new version of the Mos Eisley Cantina.
Characters[]
| Name | Available | Abilities | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
Story Characters[] | |||
| Qui-Gon Jinn* | From the start | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Force | Free |
| Obi-Wan Kenobi* | |||
| Obi-Wan Kenobi (Jedi Master) | After IIc-2 | ||
| Obi-Wan Kenobi (Episode III) | After IIIc-2 | ||
| Ben Kenobi | After IVc-2 | ||
| TC-14* | After Ic-1 | Protocol Droid | |
| Jar Jar Binks* | After Ic-2 | High Jump | |
| Queen Amidala* | After Ic-3 | Blaster, Grapple | |
| Padmé (Battle) | After Ic-5 | ||
| Padmé (Geonosis) | After IIc-3 | ||
| Padmé (Clawed) | After IIc-4 | ||
| Captain Panaka* | After Ic-3 | ||
| R2-D2* | After Ic-5, IIc-3, IIIc-2, IVc-1, Vc-4, or VIc-1 | Astromech, Hover | |
| Anakin Skywalker (Boy)* | After Ic-5 | Shortie | |
| Anakin Skywalker (Padawan) | After IIc-3 | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Force | |
| Anakin Skywalker (Jedi) | After IIIc-2 | ||
| R4-P17* | After IIc-2 | Astromech, Hover | |
| C-3PO* | After IIc-3, B-IV, IVc-1, Vc-2, or VIc-1 | Protocol Droid | |
| Mace Windu* | After IIc-4 | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Force | |
| Yoda* | After IIc-6, IIIc-4, or Vc-4 | ||
| Chancellor Palpatine* | After IIIc-2 | None | |
| Commander Cody* | After IIIc-3 | Blaster, Grapple, Imperial | |
| Chewbacca* | After IIIc-4, IVc-3, Vc-2, or VIc-1 | Blaster, Grapple | |
| Darth Vader | After B-IV or VIc-5 | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Sith Force, Imperial | |
| Princess Leia* | After IVc-1 | Blaster, Grapple | |
| Princess Leia (Hoth) | After Vc-2 | ||
| Princess Leia (Bespin) | After Vc-6 | ||
| Princess Leia (Boushh) | After VIc-1 | ||
| Princess Leia (Slave) | After VIc-2 | ||
| Princess Leia (Endor) | After VIc-3 | ||
| Captain Antilles* | After IVc-1 | ||
| Rebel Friend* | |||
| Luke Skywalker (Tatooine)* | After IVc-2 | ||
| Luke Skywalker (Stormtrooper) | After IVc-4 | ||
| Luke Skywalker (Pilot) | After Vc-4 | ||
| Luke Skywalker (Dagobah) | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Force | ||
| Luke Skywalker (Bespin) | After Vc-5 | ||
| Luke Skywalker (Jedi) | After VIc-1 | ||
| Luke Skywalker (Endor) | After VIc-3 | ||
| Han Solo* | After IVc-3 | Blaster, Grapple | |
| Han Solo (Stormtrooper) | After IVc-4 | ||
| Han Solo (Hoth) | After Vc-2 | ||
| Han Solo (Skiff) | After VIc-1 | ||
| Han Solo (Endor) | After VIc-4 | ||
| Lando Calrissian* | After Vc-6 | ||
| Lando (Palace Guard) | After VIc-2 | ||
| Wicket* | After VIc-4 | Slingshot, Shortie | |
Freeplay Characters[] | |||
| Gonk Droid* | From the start | None | 3,000 |
| PK Droid* | 1,500 | ||
| Battle Droid* | After Ic-1 | Blaster | 6,500 |
| Battle Droid (Security) | 8,500 | ||
| Battle Droid (Commander) | 10,000 | ||
| Battle Droid (Geonosis) | After IIc-3 | 8,500 | |
| Droideka* | After Ic-1 | Blasters, Shield | 40,000 |
| Captain Tarpals* | After Ic-2 | Spear, High Jump | 17,500 |
| Boss Nass* | None | 15,000 | |
| Royal Guard* | After Ic-3 | Blaster, Grapple | 10,000 |
| Padmé | 20,000 | ||
| Watto* | After Ic-4 | Zapper, Fly | 16,000 |
| Pit Droid* | None | 4,000 | |
| Darth Maul* | After Ic-6 | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Sith Force | 60,000 |
| Zam Wesell* | After IIc-1 | Blaster, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter | 27,500 |
| Dexter Jettster* | None | 10,000 | |
| Clone* | After IIc-2 | Blaster, Grapple, Imperial | 13,000 |
| Clone (Episode III) | After IIIc-4 | 10,000 | |
| Clone (Episode III, Pilot) | 11,000 | ||
| Clone (Episode III, Swamp) | 12,000 | ||
| Clone (Episode III, Walker) | |||
| Disguised Clone | After IIIc-5 | ||
| Lama Su* | After IIc-2 | None | 9,000 |
| Taun We* | |||
| Geonosian* | After IIc-3 | Sonic Blaster, Fly | 20,000 |
| Super Battle Droid* | After IIc-4 | Blaster | 25,000 |
| Jango Fett* | Blasters, Jetpack, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter | 70,000 | |
| Boba Fett (Boy)* | Shortie | 5,500 | |
| Boba Fett | After VIc-2 | Blaster, Jetpack, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter | 100,000 |
| Luminara* | After IIc-4 | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Force | 28,000 |
| Ki-Adi Mundi* | 30,000 | ||
| Kit Fisto* | 35,000 | ||
| Shaak Ti* | 36,000 | ||
| Aayla Secura* | 37,000 | ||
| Plo Koon* | 39,000 | ||
| Count Dooku* | After IIIc-2 | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Sith Force | 100,000 |
| Grievous' Bodyguard* | Electrostaff, High Jumper | 42,000 | |
| General Grievous* | After IIIc-3 | Lightsabers, High Jumper | 70,000 |
| Wookiee* | After IIIc-4 | Blaster, Grapple | 16,000 |
| Mace Windu (Episode III) | After IIIc-5 | Lightsabers, Double Jump, Force | 38,000 |
| Rebel Trooper | After IVc-1 | Blaster, Grapple | 10,000 |
| Rebel Trooper (Hoth) | After Vc-2 | 16,000 | |
| Rebel Pilot | 15,000 | ||
| Stormtrooper* | After IVc-1 | Blaster, Grapple, Imperial | 10,000 |
| Sandtrooper | After IVc-3 | 14,000 | |
| Beach Trooper | After IVc-4 | 20,000 | |
| Snowtrooper | After Vc-2 | 16,000 | |
| Imperial Shuttle Pilot* | After IVc-1 | 25,000 | |
| Death Star Trooper | After IVc-4 | 19,000 | |
| TIE Fighter Pilot | 21,000 | ||
| Imperial Officer | 28,000 | ||
| Tusken Raider* | After IVc-2 | Blaster, Grapple | 23,000 |
| Jawa* | Zapper, Shortie | 24,000 | |
| Greedo* | After IVc-3 | Blaster, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter | 60,000 |
| Imperial Spy* | None | 13,500 | |
| Grand Moff Tarkin* | After IVc-4 | Blaster, Grapple, Imperial | 38,000 |
| Han Solo (Hood) | After Vc-2 | Blaster, Grapple | 20,000 |
| Luke Skywalker (Hoth) | 14,000 | ||
| Lobot* | After Vc-6 | None | 11,000 |
| Ugnaught* | Zapper, Shortie | 36,000 | |
| Bespin Guard* | Blaster, Grapple | 15,000 | |
| Princess Leia (Prisoner) | 22,000 | ||
| Gamorrean Guard* | After VIc-1 | Vibro-Ax | 40,000 |
| Bib Fortuna* | None | 16,000 | |
| Palace Guard* | Blaster, Grapple | 14,000 | |
| Skiff Guard* | After VIc-2 | 12,000 | |
| Bossk* | After VIc-1 | Blaster, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter | 75,000 |
| Ewok* | After VIc-4 | Slingshot, Shortie | 34,000 |
| Imperial Guard* | After VIc-5 | Force Pike, Imperial | 45,000 |
| The Emperor | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Sith Force, Imperial | 275,000 | |
| Admiral Ackbar* | After VIc-6 | Blaster, Grapple | 33,000 |
| IG-88* | Blaster, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter, Protocol Droid, Astromech | 100,000 | |
| Dengar* | Blaster, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter | 70,000 | |
| 4-LOM* | Blaster, Grapple, Thermal Detonator, Bounty Hunter, Protocol Droid, Astromech | 45,000 | |
| Ben Kenobi (Ghost) | Lightsaber, Double Jump, Force, Invincibility, Invisibility | 1,100,000 | |
| Anakin Skywalker (Ghost) | 1,000,000 | ||
| Yoda (Ghost) | 1,200,000 | ||
| R2-Q5* | Astromech, Hover | 100,000 | |
| Indiana Jones* | View Trailer in Bonus Section | Revolver, Grapple | 50,000 |
Extra Toggle Characters[] | |||
| Skeleton* | IIc-4, IIIc-5, IVc-2, IVc-4, Vc-2, Vc-4, VIc-2, VIc-4, VIc-5, IIIc-C | None | Level Restricted |
| Buzz Droid* | IIIc-1, IIIc-2, IIIc-3, IIc-C | ||
| Training Remote* | IIIc-5 | Blaster (does no damage) | |
| Rebel Engineer* | IVc-1, Vc-2, B-IV | Blaster, Grapple | |
| Droid 1* | IVc-2, IVc-3, IVc-C | Blaster | |
| Droid 2 | |||
| Droid 3 | |||
| Droid 4 | |||
| Womp Rat* | IVc-2, IVc-3, VIc-1, VIc-4, IVc-C, B-V, B-VI | None | |
| Mouse Droid* | IVc-4, IVc-5, VIc-5 | ||
| Imperial Engineer* | IVc-4, IVc-5, VIc-4, VIc-5, VIc-C | Blaster, Grapple, Imperial | |
| Han Solo (frozen in carbonite) | Vc-5, Vc-6, VIc-1, Vc-C | None | |
| AT-AT Driver | VIc-3 | Blaster, Grapple, Imperial | |
| Scout Trooper | VIc-3, VIc-4 | ||
| Rancor* | Ic-M | Invincible | |
| Wampa* | Vc-M | ||
Custom Characters[] | |||
| Stranger 1 | From the start | Varies | Free |
| Stranger 2 | |||
Vehicles[]
| Name | Available | Abilities | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
Story Vehicles[] | |||
| Anakin's Pod* | After Ic-4 or B-I | No Weapons | Free |
| Anakin's Pod (Green) | Only in Ic-4 and B-I | Level Restricted | |
| Naboo Starfighter* | After B-II | Cable | Free |
| Naboo Starfighter (Green) | Only in B-II | Level Restricted | |
| Anakin's Speeder* | After IIc-1 | Free | |
| Anakin's Speeder (Green) | Only in IIc-1 | Level Restricted | |
| Republic Gunship* | After IIc-5 or B-III | Cable | Free |
| Republic Gunship (Green) | Only in IIc-5 and B-III | Level Restricted | |
| Jedi Starfighter (Yellow)* | After IIIc-1 | Free | |
| Jedi Starfighter (Red)* | |||
| X-wing* | After IVc-6, Vc-3, or VIc-6 | ||
| Y-wing* | After IVc-6 | Five Torpedoes | |
| Snowspeeder* | After Vc-1 | Cable | |
| Millennium Falcon* | After Vc-3 or VIc-6 | Tracking Laser Turret | |
Freeplay Vehicles[] | |||
| Sebulba's Pod* | After Ic-4 | No Weapons | 20,000 |
| Zam's Airspeeder* | After IIc-1 | 24,000 | |
| Droid Trifighter* | After IIIc-1 | 28,000 | |
| Vulture Droid* | 30,000 | ||
| Clone Arcfighter* | 33,000 | ||
| TIE Fighter* | After IVc-6 | TIE | 35,000 |
| TIE Interceptor | 40,000 | ||
| TIE Fighter (Darth Vader) | 50,000 | ||
| TIE Bomber | After Vc-3 | TIE, Five Torpedoes | 60,000 |
| Imperial Shuttle* | 25,000 | ||
| Slave 1* | Collect All Minikits | Free | |
Minikit Vehicles[] | |||
| Naboo Starfighter | Ic-5 | 10/10 Minikits | |
| Republic Gunship | IIc-4 | ||
| Jedi Starfighter (Episode III) | IIIc-3 | ||
| X-wing | Vc-4 | ||
| Y-wing | IVc-5 | Five Torpedoes | |
| Snowspeeder | Vc-2 | Cable | |
| Millennium Falcon | IVc-4 | Tracking Laser Turret | |
| Sebulba's Pod | Ic-4 | No Weapons | |
| Zam's Airspeeder | IIc-1 | ||
| ARC Fighter | IIIc-5 | ||
| TIE Fighter | Vc-3 | ||
| TIE Interceptor | VIc-6 | ||
| TIE Advanced | IVc-6 | ||
| TIE Bomber | VIc-3 | Five Torpedoes | |
| Imperial Shuttle | VIc-5 | ||
| Republic Cruiser* | Ic-1 | ||
| Gungan Bongo* | Ic-2 | No Blasters | |
| Royal Starship* | Ic-3 | ||
| Sith Infiltrator* | Ic-6 | ||
| Jedi Starfighter | IIc-1 | ||
| Droideka | IIc-3 | Doesn't Fly, No Torpedoes | |
| AT-TE* | IIc-5 | ||
| Solar Sailor* | IIc-6 | No Blasters | |
| Drop Ship* | IIIc-1 | ||
| Emergency Ship* | IIIc-2 | No Blasters | |
| Wookiee Cat* | IIIc-4 | Doesn't Fly | |
| V wing* | IIIc-6 | ||
| Star Destroyer* | IVc-1 | Five Torpedoes, Poor Speed | |
| Sandcrawler* | IVc-2 | No Weapons, Doesn't Fly | |
| Land Speeder* | IVc-3 | ||
| AT-AT* | Vc-1 | No Torpedoes, Doesn't Fly | |
| Cloud Car* | Vc-5 | ||
| Slave 1 | Vc-6 | ||
| Desert Skiff* | VIc-1 | Doesn't Fly | |
| Sail Barge* | VIc-2 | ||
| AT-ST* | VIc-4 | ||
Levels[]
Episode I: The Phantom Menace[]
Episode I Bonus[]
- Character: Theed Palace
- Minikit: Tatooine
Episode II: Attack of the Clones[]
Episode II Bonus[]
Episode III: Revenge of the Sith[]
- Battle over Coruscant
- Chancellor in Peril
- General Grievous
- Defense of Kashyyyk
- Ruin of the Jedi
- Darth Vader
Episode III Bonus[]
Episode IV: A New Hope[]
- Secret Plans
- Through the Jundland Wastes
- Mos Eisley Spaceport
- Rescue the Princess
- Death Star Escape
- Rebel Attack
Episode IV Bonus[]
- Character: Mos Eisley
- Minikit: Death Star
Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back[]
Episode V Bonus[]
Episode VI: Return of the Jedi[]
- Jabba's Palace
- The Great Pit of Carkoon
- Speeder Showdown
- The Battle of Endor
- Jedi Destiny
- Into the Death Star
Episode VI Bonus[]
Bonus[]
Bounty Hunter Missions[]
- Qui-Gon Jinn
- Queen Amidala
- Jar Jar Binks
- Mace Windu
- Kit Fisto
- Luminara
- Ki-Adi Mundi
- Rebel Trooper
- Shaak Ti
- Commander Cody
- R2-D2
- Obi-Wan Kenobi
- Chewbacca
- Princess Leia
- Admiral Ackbar
- Yoda
- C-3PO
- Lando Calrissian
- Luke Skywalker
- Han Solo
Abilities[]
- Jedi
- Sith
- Blaster
- Protocol
- Astromech
- Hover
- High-Jump
- Shortie
- Imperial
- Bounty Hunter
- Ghost
- Other
- Normal Vehicle
- Podracer (New)
- TIE Access
- Tow Cable
- Five Torpedoes
- Other Vehicle
Extras[]
- Adaptive Difficulty
- Extra Toggle
- Fertilizer
- Disguise
- Daisy Chains
- Chewbacca Carrying C-3PO
- Tow Death Star
- Silhouettes
- Beep Beep (New)
- Super Gonk (New)
- Poo Money (New)
- Walkie Talkie Disable (New)
- Power Brick Detector (New)
- Super Slap (New)
- Force Grapple Leap (New)
- Stud Magnet (New)
- Disarm Troopers (New)
- Character Studs (New)
- Perfect Deflect (New)
- Exploding Blaster Bolts (New)
- Force Pull (New)
- Vehicle Smart Bomb (New)
- Super Astromech (New)
- Super Jedi Slam (New)
- Super Thermal Detonator (New)
- Deflect Bolts (New)
- Dark Side (New)
- Super Blasters
- Fast Force
- Super Lightsabers
- Tractor Beam
- Invincibility
- Score x2
- Self Destruct
- Fast Build
- Score x4
- Regenerate Hearts
- Minikit Detector
- Score x6
- Super Zapper
- Bounty Hunter Rockets
- Score x8
- Super Ewok Catapult
- Infinite Torpedos
- Score x10
Cut content[]
- Main article: Cut content/LSWCS
Soundtrack[]
- Main article: Soundtrack/LSWCS
The soundtrack uses music composed by John Williams for the Star Wars films. Music from Episode III was added into the film's levels. Adam Hay and David Whittaker were credited for music and sound effects.
Changes from the first and second games[]
- Lightsaber characters can now do a single jump attack and the slam move without needing the lightsaber out.
- A lot of bugs and glitches from the first two games were fixed.
- Challenge Mode from the PSP version was added.
- Super Story no longer gives the player one Gold Brick.
- The player can now Save and Exit while in Replay and Free Play modes which saves a lot of time.
- The wide screen option no longer displays the hearts in a separated pattern like the second game.
- Like in the first game, the player only had to fill the True Jedi meter once per level which can be done in either Story or Free Play.
- The sound effect of enemies grappling from hooks that must be destroyed was changed to the grappling sound from the first game.
- Every character now has vocal effects, including character that didn't have any vocal sounds.
- More parts were added to the character creator.
- The player no longer needs a certain amount of Gold Bricks to unlock each bonus level of every movie.
- Power ups were added which makes the difficulty easier, most notably in the Death Star Escape level.
- Like in the PSP version of the second game, high jumpers cannot high jump in the hub. They also cannot high jump in the A New Hope bonus level.
- AI-controlled characters never wield purple lightsabers when Super Lightsabers is turned on.
- The Super Ewok Catapult sound effect was changed from the proton torpedo sound effect to the normal slingshot sound.
- The interior music now plays in the room where the player accesses the Bounty Hunter Missions.
- The Mos Eisley Cantina hub in the game is smaller in size when compared to the previous game.
- The minikits outside were condensed into one big spot where the player can view them.
- There are a few less notable problems and errors in the custscenes of a few levels, mostly the prequels.
Version Differences[]
Xbox 360[]
- This is the only version of the game to have achievements. You can see them here.
- The sound effects (Notably the level transition sound) along with the hurt/death sounds for all characters are lower pitched, including Padmé. The former is likely a carryover from said version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy.
Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3[]
- Only 2-4 playable characters roam the hub.
PlayStation 3[]
- The second hud displays "Assign Controller" in this version, compared to "Connect a Controller/Insert Controller" and "Press the (+) Button" in both the Xbox 360 and Wii versions of the game.
- Despite Padmé's voice being high pitched in this version, there is a rare chance that her voice goes even higher in pitch.
- All the characters hurt/death sounds are slightly quieter in this version, most notably the prequel characters.
- This version has a slightly darker aesthetic to it.
Wii[]
- Exploding Blaster Bolts works in the vehicle levels, but not in the other versions.
- The characters lack a full shadow.
- The normal Phase II Clone Troopers have the torso of the Walker Clone Troopers for some reason.
- The Endor variation of Luke lacks a cape for some reason.
- The player cannot move the camera since the d-pad moves the character instead.
- Just like the GameCube version of the previous two games, a "LICENSED BY NINTENDO" message pops up when starting up the game.
PC[]
- On the starting screen the license date was edited from 2005-2007 to 2005-2009.
- Time to complete the challenges is longer. It was changed from 10 minutes (on most levels) to 20.
Nintendo DS[]
- Main article: LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga (DS)
The Nintendo DS version is a separate game developed by TT Fusion.
Reception[]
The game's critical reception was positive. On the review aggregation website Metacritic, the game has "Generally Favorable" reviews. Until 2017, LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was the best-selling LEGO video game of all time before it was surpassed by LEGO Marvel Super Heroes.
Gallery[]
PC Version (AKA Games for Windows)
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PS3 Version
Xbox 360 Version
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Wii Version
Mac Version
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DS Version
PC Disc
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Xbox 360 Disc
Wii Disc
DS Version
Back
Japanese Wii version
Japanese PS3 Back cover of LSWCS
Japanese PS3 Front cover of LSWCS
Japanese Wii Back cover of LSWCS
Trivia[]
- Before the announcement of LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars, this game was considered "LEGO Star Wars III" by some fans.
- This game marks the occurrences of a lot of things:
- The first LEGO game not to have the demo version.
- This was the first LEGO video game to be released on the PlayStation 3. Coincidentally, the last LEGO game for PS3 would also be based on Star Wars, and it would be LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
- Starting with this game, the character icons look more like the in-game models instead of being more like artwork.
- This was the last LEGO game from TT on console/PC until LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga to allow the player to view hints at any time.
- The first TT LEGO game to have music from a PG-13 movie since the first game has no music from Revenge of the Sith, due to timing.
- The first LEGO Star Wars game where the player can depict Luke on his mother's homeworld if the PSP version of the previous game is excluded.
- This was the first LEGO game to have a "Save and Exit" feature for Free Play and Replay modes. In the first two LEGO Star Wars games, the player always had to complete the level in order for the game to count everything. A "Save and Exit" feature would not added to a LEGO game on handheld until LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars.
- The first LEGO game to have a brightness option which would be in every LEGO game on console/PC until LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
- The only LEGO game from TT on console/PC between LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy and LEGO Harry Potter: Years 5-7 to not be released on the PSP.
- This is one of only two LEGO games from TT on console/PC to have a two-player arcade mode, the other being LEGO Star Wars III: The Clone Wars.
- This is the first of two LEGO games from TT on home consoles to not initially get a PC release, only get to one later on, the other being LEGO City Undercover.
- Starting with this game and every later LEGO game from TT on console/PC, the player only has to fill the Stud Bar once in each level which can be done in either Story or Free Play, just like the first game which makes it so much easier.
- The first LEGO game where the player can depict Padmé with her son in the hub if the PSP version of the previous game is excluded.
- This is the last LEGO game from TT on console/PC to have Super Story, likely because of later games having levels that are long and when the player does stuff in the plot in the hub.
- Prior to LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues, this was the only LEGO game from TT to not be released on PlayStation 2. Coincidentally, it is also the only LEGO game from TT with no split screen for co-op to not get a PS2 version.
- A PSP version of the game was never made, due to the developers not having enough resources to make it. Had it been made on the PSP, it is likely that it would have been identical to the console/PC versions, but with the graphics and other aspects toned down to make fit on the PSP while the multiplayer would've been much better than the PSP version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy which would have enabled players to use the Two-Player Arcade where one player would have been able to have another player join in at any time, like in the console/PC versions of those games. The player can, however, use a PS1 LCD screen for any of the console versions to get an idea of what a PSP version would have look liked much like when Shaba Games developed the PSP version of Tony Hawk's Underground 2 entitled Tony Hawk's Underground 2 Remix, they used the PS2 version with a PS1 LCD screen for several months for reference to estimate what the final hardware might look like when they struggled without a dev kit or full system speed for several months. The end result was an incredible translation replete with its own share of additions along with a few expected drawbacks.
- If the player hits the HOME button in the Wii version at any point during cutscenes, it causes the audio to go out of sync or even corrupt the save file when the game is autosaving which was fixed in all future Wii versions of LEGO games.
- Only the Wii & PS3 versions saw a release in Japan.
- This game has the most extras out of any LEGO game from TT on console/PC with 45.
- The PC, Nintendo DS, and Xbox 360 were the only platforms to get both this game and LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy which in comparison, was released on the three platforms mentioned and the GameCube, PS2, original Xbox, PSP, Game Boy Advance, and mobile phones.
- Padmé's hurt/death sounds are high pitched in every version except for the Xbox 360 version of the game. This is likely a carryover from every non-PlayStation version of the two previous LEGO Star Wars games.