lego star wars the complete saga remastered

There’s only one of the 6 episodes available for free with the download, with the other episodes costing $1.99 each, and bonus missions available for $0.99.

There are a few issues, but we’ll get to that soon. The controls have been mapped well, and are in the same position which I remember being on the PS2. When I was playing the game, the default controls were touch (although they have now given you the option to choose when creating a new game), I quickly changed the controls to the “classic” controls, which meant there was an on-screen analogue stick and buttons. When the game first loads, your in a familiar location to most Star Wars fans: the Mos Eisly Cantina, an alien bar. Even though I’d recently been playing the remastered Grand Theft Auto III on iOS, I’d never played the original, so this gave me an opportunity to see how things have been improved, or maybe failed to work as well, in the iOS version.

I’d played the lego prequels on the PS2, in fact, they were one of the first games I ever played, so I was amazed at how something from the PS2 could work on an iPad. When Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga was released on the app store earlier in the year (although I only found out about it on my holiday), I immediately jumped at the chance to play it. Available on: PS3, Xbox 360, Windows, Mac, Wii, Nintendo DS, iOS (full version)

Lego star wars the complete saga remastered