Some time ago you could already play the package of LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga seperately on a bunch of different consoles. This time both games were merged, added with improved graphics and some online possibilities, and thrown together on amongst others, the Xbox360.

All the famous characters from the movies have been recreated as LEGO caricatures and legendary scenes have become amusing parodies. There's no doubt about it, Lego Star Wars is absolutely steeped in charm, so much so that it could induce a wide smile on the face of even the most miserable of sods.

Not so long ago, on a console not really all that far away, LucasArts and Traveller's Tales teamed up with the LEGO Group to create a new game that added a whole new twist onto the Star Wars franchise. That game was LEGO Star Wars for the Xbox.

Although the Star Wars films could be described as a genre defining sci-fi epic, the games based around the Star Wars universe however have been a mixed bag at best. When Traveller's Tales released the original Lego Star Wars back in 2005 for the first time we had the chance to play along with the...

First Impressions My reaction is Traveler's Tales (TT games), the UK-based developer of the previous successful Lego Star Wars games has introduced the new Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga for Xbox360,PS3 ,Nintendo Ds and Wii, but unfortunately  this time the fans of those games would not be...

The Complete Saga combines the two best selling LEGO SW games together into one disc.  You can now seamlessly progress from Episode I through VI all in one go.  If you are willing to invest some serious time there is A LOT to find and do in LSW.  Are these the droids you're looking for?

We've always found the LEGO Star Wars series somewhat of an enigma within the gaming world. While Travellers Tales undoubtedly succeeded in capturing the essence of the Star Wars universe, and created a winning combination by marrying it up with the cutesy humour that only LEGO could provide, the...

In a galaxy far far away... the immortal first words to the Star Wars mythology have once again been recreated on the XBox 360, however with the biggest twist to the franchise in years. LEGO!

We go on a lot about charm in video games, but what does it actually mean? Is it when a game makes you smile when you weren't expecting it? Or is it when a game looks so cuddly you could almost grab it by its metaphorical cheeks and start cooing? Perhaps it's none of these things.

It's funny because they're made of Lego!