My only concern about mumble mode is that they only mumble. They used to do more than that, eg SPOILER,........ in empire darth vader has the proof that he is lukes father. He doesn't just mumble the words. I'm worried that mumble mode is just the mumbling and there's no physical comedy. I was initially uninterested in this because Lego games have become too formulaic. But they've actually tried to do something different here and it looks really nice. There's something disarmingly fun about Lego games, and that's almost enough by itself to make me wanna play.

Can't stand these Lego games. I bet, you can still die a 100 times in a level without punishment. Or get a 1000 lego stud as soon as revived. I never played a LEGO game before. Still scratching my head after watching some gameplay footage. Will I actually enjoy it?michaelf Thanks for reading! DualSense haptics/triggers aren't really put to very much use. To me the rumble feels the same as it would be on other controllers. Oh, and there are sometimes loading screens but they don't hang around for more than a couple of seconds. suikoden maybe because people have jobs and don’t get much time to play midweek, then on weekends they have other stuff to do. Anyone else remember the days when games were play tested BEFORE release? I mean, it's not as if this hasn't been in development for years. I bought this and a second PS5 controller to play with my step-daughter. I feel like this should be a fun and overall enjoyable game to get her acquainted with the series and gaming in general. I’m excited about it. Quintumply good review; cheers. Are there any use of the Dual Sense haptics? What’s the loading time like - not expecting to wait ages, nor expecting Digital Foundry measuring, but good to know

Isle of Man, Isle of Wight, Northern Ireland and the Scottish Highlands) may take longer to reach you. Have you played Lego: The Force Awakens or any of the other Lego Star Wars games that already exist? I'm wondering how the overlapping content compares to what already exists. It seems the gameplay is much improved, but it should follow the same story, right? I'm just wondering because my daughter didn't care much for the Lego Episode VII game. Whilst we will do everything we can to meet the delivery times above, there may be factors outside of our control and we cannot guarantee delivery within this time frame.Want to play as a Jedi? A Sith? Rebel, bounty hunter, or droid? LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga features hundreds of playable characters from throughout the galaxy. TheCollector316 I've played LEGO Star Wars 1 and 2 on PS2, and this obviously covers similar ground. However, story levels are generally shorter, while in between you have these big open areas to explore freely. So, you are seeing familiar sights but the structure is very different.

Still, gave me enough time to redeem the extra character bundle code on the PS Store and build the Luke mini-figure while I waited! Play through all nine Star Wars saga films in a brand-new LEGO video game unlike any other. Experience fun-filled adventures, whimsical humour, and the freedom to fully immerse yourself in the LEGO Star Wars galaxy. I'm keeping my Luke mini figure wrapped up at the mo, that is until I get some future Star Wars Lego to build & put on the shelf michaelf load time is virtually non existent. Haptic I've not noticed as I'm playing through an alexa speaker but game is silky smooth and looks great plays great.

So taking a day off to fully enjoy something you’re looking forward to becomes an attractive option I'm not a Star Wars nor a LEGO fan, so this one isn't for me, but those games are normally pretty fun. I end up trying to do everything and collect every single thing because I'm a completionist, and there is so much stuff to collect that ends up being tedious and not fun for me, so I end up not enjoying the game as a whole. But that's just me. They are fun, just not my cup of tea.