I had to get this to complete my collection of the Lego Video Game titles. I love the comic antics of the Lego mini figures brought to life in the...

It's a Comical Lego Video Game

Not so fond of the Lord of the Rings storyline

Now, this is the first time I've ever gotten anything from Newegg that was damaged. I've always had a good experience with them. This isn't really their fault, it's the USPS. the game was packaged in the typical bubble media mail type envelope.

Great game; One of the best yet; They added actual voices to the Lego characters

Cons for the game..; none; Cons for shipping...; a few

Fun game, a little confusing at first but once you figure out the controls its a great game! The gameplay is extremely similar to the first version on the PC but has minor differences which make it even better!!!!

We buy most all of the Lego games for Xbox 360 and this has been the best one of them all. We enjoyed The Hobbit version as well but that one added another level of collectible items that make the game more complicated than the other Lego games (still way fun).

Bought this for my girlfriend as a "pick me up" gift and she seemed to enjoy it quite a bit. Said it was a lot better than Lego Batman 2, and just as fun as the original Lego Batman. She's a big fan of the Lego series, so I was glad to hear she enjoyed it so much.

This product was in great condition, even though it was pre-owned. It was packaged as new and my son had no idea. He loves the lego series.

This was a really fun game! It's set up differently from most other Lego games. The hub is more open world like in Lego Batman 2, not an inclosed space like the cantina in the Lego Star Wars games.

Though the characters may only be a few centimetres tall, the LEGO games have been getting gradually bigger and bigger each year. LEGO Harry Potter invited players to roam freely around a dinky plastic Hogwarts, and this year's LEGO Batman 2 not only offered the chance to take to the skies as...

The biggest; most ambitious LEGO game ever; Utterly true to Tolkien's world; Weeks and weeks of gameplay

Some of the platform jumping can be frustrating; Younger children may need more help than usual; Keeping track of quests could be easier

LEGO games are a curious breed. Whether it's Star Wars or Batman, Harry Potter or Indiana Jones, they all deliver essentially the same core experience – make your way through X number of levels, destroy everything in sight, and solve puzzles through a mix of LEGO construction and character-specific...

Little known fact: The first Xbox game which I ever achieved 1000/1000 was Lego Indiana Jones (the original, not the one that contained the film which shall not be named), and I did that because I loved the game so much I wanted to have everything. I think Lego LOTR tops that game for me though.