Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens season pass lets you play as Jar Jar Includes three more levels and 50 extra characters. Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens season pass has been detailed - and you'll need it to play a selection of Jedi characters including Samuel L. Jackson aka Mace Windu. Even hated prequel character Jar Jar Binks is included in one of the character packs. Priced at �7.99, the season pass will unlock three extra levels and five character packs, of which one is exclusive to the season pass. It'll be available on PC, PlayStation 3, PS4, Xbox 360 and Xbox One, but not 3DS, Wii U or Vita. Alternatively, you'll be able to pick and choose to expand your game at the cost of �2.50 for a level pack or �1.70 for a bundle of extra characters. Extra levels will offer unseen or alternative takes on in-movie moments. Poe's Quest for Survival will see the Resistance pilot escape from his crash on Jakku. Escape from Starkiller base puts you in the shoes of Resistance troops escaping Starkiller before it explodes.
Finally, First Order Siege of Takodana will showcase the fight from the perspective of Kylo Ren. Character packs are centred around the prequel trilogy (play as Anakin, Darth Maul, Padm� and yes - Jar Jar), the Clone Wars and Rebels TV shows, the upcoming Lego animated spin-off The Freemaker Adventures and the aforementioned Jedi Pack for season pass owners. The Lego Marvel's Avengers season pass was great value for the same price. If you haven't nabbed it already, a surprise free Spider-Man character pack launched this week. Comments for this article are now closed, but please feel free to continue chattingThe requested URL /viewtopic.php?t=20925 was not found on this server.5 Rare LEGO Star Wars Sets imageIn February 2012, the LEGO Group renewed its license to create Star Wars sets for 10 years. The company first acquired the license in 1999, and rapidly expanded the toy line, much to the delight of fans....Read More about 5 Rare LEGO Star Wars SetsWe're sorry, but we could not fulfill your request for
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Early access to the Empire Strikes Back Character Pack LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens also introduces Multi-Builds and Blaster Battles to the LEGO video game universe. With Multi-Builds, use available LEGO bricks to open up new paths, then break them apart and re-build them again to open up another! During Blaster Battles, use your surroundings as cover to stand against the First Order. THE PHANTOM LIMB Level Pack The Phantom Limb Level Pack extends the story of LEGO® Star Wars™: The Force Awakens with a new adventure. Experience the journey that led to C-3PO's new red arm and his return to the Resistance. The Sony exclusive Droid Character Pack brings new metallic fun to LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens. This character pack includes the deadly General Grievous and his loyal Commando Droid, Battle Droid, and Super Battle Droid, plus the protocol droids ME-8D9 and W1-LE, the metallic bounty hunter IG-88, and your favorite astromech with a bad motivator: R5-D4.
It’s positively dizzying in its wonderfulness and, we think, the perfect jumping off point for any Disney fans new to Star Wars, who are interested in submerging themselves in the series before Star Wars: The Force Awakens opens in December (and becomes pretty much the only thing anybody can talk about). Even if you don’t have a working knowledge of moisture evaporators or power couplings, you’ve probably played with Lego building blocks while growing up. (If you haven’t watched Star Wars OR played with Lego building blocks, then chances are that you grew up in one of the outer rim territories.) And it’s playing with Legos that makes the series even more relatable – while watching, you can totally see yourself playing with the little plastic bits that make up this world. Consider this: Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace has a running time of two hours and 16 minutes. Star Wars: Episode II – Attack of the Clones runs a cool two hours and 22 minutes. Yet the plots of boths are covered in the first episode of Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales, clocking in at 22 minutes.
3. It’ll Lead You to Find Out More And what will you do with all that extra time? Why, you’ll probably look into more of the Star Wars universe. Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales is tantalizing and engaging and really makes you (especially if you’re not intimately aware of the world and characters) want to dig into the world in a richer and more meaningful way. Lego Star Wars is cute. Like really, really cute. And this has a lot of super-cute flourishes, whether it’s the slumbering Ewoks at the beginning of the episode or the way that Jar Jar Binks gets continually disposed of. It’s so cute, in fact, that more grisly elements of the movie become even cuddlier. 5. It’s Easy to Figure Out Maybe the most daunting thing about watching a Star Wars-related television series, without that Star Wars super-fandom, is being able to figure it out. And trust us, this is very easy to follow, especially if you have a basic understand of the characters and universe (which, like we said, is pretty much a given).
6. It’s Self-Referential, In A Non-Exclusive Way One of our very favorite things about Lego Star Wars: Droid Tales is how funny it is. It’s that rambunctious, self-referential humor that fans of the Lego series of videogames and TV specials will instantly recognize. And it’s not exclusive, either. There are a bunch of jokes about how the prequels’ narratives are hard to follow (“She was no longer a queen, having been promoted to senator … I don’t understand that either”, goes a bit of C3PO narration) and little gags like Watto selling red flags in the background of the scene where we first encounter future-Darth Vader, Anakin Skywalker. It’s cute and fun and super smart and, unlike those prequels, very easy to follow. 7. It’ll Make You Even More Excited About Star Wars: The Force Awakens Pretty much anything Star Wars-related makes us even more jazzed about Star Wars: The Force Awakens (opening in December). But when a series is this good and this fun and captures this much of the old school Star Wars flavor, it will leave you positively itchy for the new film.