is a case of, 'If it ain't broke, don't fix it - just make it better'. Travellers Tales pretty much nailed this format all the way back with

Many major franchises have been given the LEGO treatment, with Indiana Jones, Harry Potter, Pirates Of The Caribbean, Batman and possibly the biggest franchise of them all, Star Wars.

In theory, it sounds like a good concept. However, the uninspiring objectives instill a desperate tedium: capturing and defending an area (standing near a flag and bashing any enemy that comes your way for a certain amount of time); killing a certain key character; destroying giant weapons and guard...

A melee fighting/puzzle solving arcade adventure for ages seven and above. Guide Frodo, Sam, Aragorn and many other characters through J.R.R. Tolkien's classic fantasy adventure. Lego/Traveler's Tales have produced one of the mostly reliable ranges of family video games in the industry, to the point...

Funny; easy to pick up; good graphics

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Finally, someone has done a Lord of the Rings game right. Finally, someone has created a game that captures the epic sweep of Peter Jackson's movies, the battles, the struggles, the fellowship, the adventure.

I bought this for my 10 year old son who loved it. The only down side is how quickly my son finished the game but he did enjoy it and proudly lists it as one of the games he has "done.

The Addition of the voicing really adds a new element to the lego franchise, Lego LOTR is Funny but doesnt take away from the Lord of the rings story or feel of the films, all your favourite characters are here and have different abilities so you can complete your objectives, between missions you...

Great game and a good one for achievement hunters!

When J. R. R. Tolkien dared to imagine an epic tale of a small, unassuming Hobbit getting roped into a realm wide struggle between the forces of light and darkness, a creature who would become the central figure in an unlikely fellowship charged with a task that would decide the fate of Middle...

It's easy for gamers to experience deja vu when it comes to the Lego video game series, but a little deja vu isn't a bad thing. What matters is how you handle the same formula, and what specific changes you can make depending on the material you use.