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Star Wars: Episode III: Revenge of the Sith (Microsoft Xbox, 2005)
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C $12.00
Approximately£6.83
+ C $18.00 postage
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This game was purchased for my son who is 11. He really enjoys all games. However, this game seemed to really amuse him due to the fact that is has something to do with Star Wars. In my opinion the item is good quality even down to the packaging. It should actually be priced in the same neighborhood as leading competitors. Overall, It's a great buy and on top of that it's affiliated with "Star Wars".
I bought this for my 7 year old for Christmas. He has since been playing. He has worked his way thru the levels and not ran into any problems. He said it is hard, but not like some other games that are too dificult for children. I would definitely recommend for any child from 6-10. I am sure adults would love this too!! It is good for adults and children. The game is very detailed. My son really loves it.
This game is an adaptation of the Star Wars film of the same name. Nevertheless, it differs in many ways. The levels are based on events in the movie, but with more action, more complications along the way, more enemies. These are things that either would have had to happened offscreen during the events in the movie, or are extended and extreme versions of sceens actually in the movie. It presents the same basic story as the movie, but goes about it differently. The part where that really becomes interesting is during the assualt on the Jedi Temple, which we get to see very little of in the movie. On the other hand, the absolute strangest ommission is that of Padme Amidala. The game mentions her once, very breifly in passing. Padme is a central element in the movie, she is the ultimate reason for a lot of the huge events that happen and decisions that Anakin makes. None of that here. It's somewhat bizzare if you're actually following the story while playing. You might as well, as the gameplay doesn't vary enough to keep you interested based solely on that. Mainly hack and slash, with some shooting sequences sprinkled here and there. There is an awesome alternate ending included in the form of a bonus stage. And the previously mentioned Jedi Temple stages were, much more interesting and fun than the DLC for The Force Unleashed. All told, this isn't a bad game, and as long as you don't take it too seriously it's fun. There's no exploration or dialogue here, that's KOTOR's realm. This is a fun little version of the movie, and it makes me wish we had gotten game adaptations of the other movies as well.Read full review
Everything was included and the disc had a perfect rainbow glow with not a single scratch to be found. 11/10 in services and a great game for all those who love Star Wars.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game is fun and easy to do, when it gets to doing certain things in the game it will tell you which button to press. It's basically a lot of sword use against your enemies which are easy to kill. It's just there's no shortage of enemies they are everywhere you go, but they come in small groups so you don't have to worry about having too much that you can't handle. The graphics are definitely great for this game. I rate this game 5 out of 5 stars.
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