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Strong
"LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens is certainly worth strong consideration for Wii U gamers. It's the most fun we've had with a LEGO game in quite some time, as a matter of fact - smart design, some gameplay variety and a surprisingly impressive amount of content all weigh heavily in its favour. It strikes us as a game that had one of the more experienced and imaginative TT Games teams at the helm, and it charmed and entertained us over a number of hours.Though it's one of the most enjoyable LEGO games we've played recently, it loses a point or two from us simply due to performance issues on Wii U. It struggles to maintain a tolerable framerate in co-op, and even has some tough moments in single player. That's a pity, but we still recommend it overall. This one fails to fully complete its Jedi training on Wii U, ultimately, but it's still strong in the Force."
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Star Wars: The New Droid Army is a side-scrolling platformer where Anakin Skywalker battles Count Dooku’s droid forces across nine stages. You leap over obstacles, slice through enemies with a lightsaber, and use limited Force abilities to solve puzzles. The stages span desert plains, space vessels, and alien cities as Anakin teams up with Obi-Wan, Yoda, and Queen Amidala. A two-player mode lets friends tackle levels together though enemies and hazards remain the main challenge. Launched in 2002 for Game Boy Advance, the game feels lean and straightforward. Its charm comes from recognizable Star Wars locations and character cameos. While the controls and visuals show the limitations of the hardware, the focus on simple platforming and familiar faces makes it a brisk, nostalgic pick. Players seeking deep mechanics or modern polish might pass but fans of classic Star Wars games on handhelds could find it worth a spin.
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Single player, Multiplayer
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