Oh yes. This is very much a AA game. (Didn’t use that in the review because wasn’t sure how well known of a term it was!)
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Zack Zwiezen
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Kotaku Staff Writer | Zack Zwiezen is a writer living in Kansas. He has written for GameCritics, USgamer, Kill Screen, HardDrive, & Entertainment Fuse.
you too huh?
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I didn’t think about this until you pointed it out and now I’m frustrated more.
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Same! I want more of this, but I don’t want Star Wars to stop also being weird/cheesy/mostly for kids, too.
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If we don’t get a code for the game, we can’t review it ahead of time. Simple as that.
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You should be able to start them once you get the phone call from ULP. They don’t require you to own anything and I played them all solo with no issues.
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That’s not our job at all.
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I think when the theme first started, it was fine. But now it seems very odd to not just do one cool Lego store only set featuring the two bros. I remember wishing they included two minifigs with the NES set. Or the cube. Doing so won’t hurt the main theme and how fun it is at all.
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Hi, Chris!
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This is true. And it’s also very weird. But I sort of like that game as a “well this is on my phone and I’m bored so...” option.
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Now playing
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Hi Seth!
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This is true! But I lived in a small town of like 200 people. So GameFly was my only option as our library was VERY tiny and didn’t have much else beyond books.
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I played on normal and didn’t feel like it was bullshit. You def need to be careful and accurate. But nothing too crazy.
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Unity!
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Don’t remind me we’ve never got a Yaddle minifig.
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You can take me off the weekends, but you can’t take the weekend content outta me.
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StarWars.com lied! This has been updated. And maybe they just spoiled some surprise? lol
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Thank you
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What the hell are you talking about?
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