The childhood sparkle is still there, boys

Yup, that's my childhood right there.

fun. I am posting this on may 4th happy star wars day!

childhood nostalgia from when i used to play this on the wii when i was 5, controls are a bit wonky if you do not use controller though.

so many childhood memories on this game :) great to rebuild it

Mucho bueno

This game is goated

LEGO

The content in the game itself is good and brings back good memories from playing this on ps3. The reason I can't recommend buying this on pc is the controls. Unless you have an controller you can play with instead of keyboard then don't even bother. You can't use mouse to do anything and the controls you have are limited to keyboard only. This makes aiming and especially driving/flying a pain in the bum. I actually felt like ending it all in more ways than just in-game when I was trying to complete the levels with flying on them. You would think that since this is sold for pc gameplay that they would support pc controls...

[Reviewed by a diehard LEGO video game fan]

For those unaware, this is a remaster of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game and LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, and I'd honestly rather play those original versions than play this version of them. (Mostly saying this because there are people out there who have no idea those two games even exist.)

The Complete Saga is fine, that's all I can say. Its a fine LEGO game by itself, but pails in comparison to the LEGO games that came after it. I'd rather play LEGO Indiana Jones and LEGO Batman 2 anyday over this game if I had a choice.
A lot of very baffling decisions were made when it comes to this game, this game's version of the Cantina hub is pathetic compared to the version that was in LEGO Star Wars II.
Movement and combat is very clunky, and most characters and extras you can unlock in this game you will find completely useless.

In my eyes, unlike what anyone else says, this ISN'T the definitive LEGO game. If you want a more definitive LEGO game experience, get either the first two LEGO Batman games or LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures.
Or, play the original two LEGO Star Wars games on a PS2 emulator, there's that option as well.

Like I said, LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga is fine on it's own, but it is nothing compared to what came after it.