LEGO Star Wars Video Game 174
_xeno_ writes "LEGO, everyone's favorite plastic building block company, is creating a Star Wars video game. Yes, that's right. A video game based on the LEGO Star Wars sets, which are of course based on Star Wars. GameSpot has a preview of the game. It covers the three prequel movies, allowing you to play through levels containing LEGO friends and allies. At first you can only play with characters appropriate for the level, but you can unlock other characters to swap in as you play through the game. Because the world is based on LEGO blocks, there are puzzles that involve the creation of LEGO structures to bridge gaps. It's scheduled for an April release, just before "Revenge of the Sith" opens." I guess this would be an...ahem...puzzle game.
legos are one of the BEST childrens toys (Score:2, Insightful)
by far one of the best toys to come out. the lego stores they have now would have made my parents go broke
Two Great Tastes (Score:3, Insightful)
Re:I love LEGO but... (Score:5, Insightful)
Re:Sweet! (Score:3, Insightful)
stick to the bricks god damn it... (Score:1, Insightful)
Re:legos are one of the BEST childrens toys (Score:2, Insightful)
In general I agree with you, but I have seen my son use the kits to great results. Yes, he does initially build straight from the plans and plays with them and gets bored. Later he comes back and takes it all apart and builds his own creation.
He is a lot like me -- starting at a pile of random bricks kind of stumps him, but if he has a starting point, he can use that as a guide/inspiration to let his own creativity take off. He will spend days tweaking and enhancing one of his creations (coming to show me every so often what he has added/changed).
I kind of am the same way with coding/learning new IT tools. Presented with some manuals and an empty editor screen, I don't know where to start. Give me a hands-on tutorial where I can get something started, and then I can pull it apart and use it as a basis to create something else.
don't you guys remember anything? (Score:3, Insightful)
For my money [and I have the boxes of "Technics" to prove my checks go where my chat does] they could just stick to blocks and maybe some other robot enabling componentry.
I for one do not welcome our new Star Wares overloads!
Re:legos are one of the BEST childrens toys (Score:4, Insightful)
I went nearly blind as a kid from searching for parts.
(I swear, it was from the legos...)
*ahem*