JediTricks
08-24-2006, 02:06 PM
The official site for the upcoming LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy video game is live with fun new features like making your own mixed-up character.
Now live at www.LegoStarWarsII.com (http://www.legostarwarsii.com/), the official LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy website offers the world's most comprehensive look at September 12's new game from LucasArts and TT Games. From feature stories and links to editorial previews to the official trailer and playable PC demo, the website will have you latched onto it tighter than a mynock to power cables.
As you navigate the site, keep an eye out for bonus LEGO studs, the money of the LEGO Star Wars games, throughout the site. As you explore you'll come across LEGO studs which can get you downloadable wallpapers, screen savers and chat icons.
Other features include a glimpse at some of the game's 60-plus characters, a breakdown of every level in the game, and more. And how could a LEGO Star Wars II website be complete without its own Character Customizer, which allows you to send your own mixed-up Star Wars characters to friends? Only with your own batch of LEGO minifigures -- or within LEGO Star Wars II itself -- will you be able to create the likes of Han Leia Organa?
Now live at www.LegoStarWarsII.com (http://www.legostarwarsii.com/), the official LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy website offers the world's most comprehensive look at September 12's new game from LucasArts and TT Games. From feature stories and links to editorial previews to the official trailer and playable PC demo, the website will have you latched onto it tighter than a mynock to power cables.
As you navigate the site, keep an eye out for bonus LEGO studs, the money of the LEGO Star Wars games, throughout the site. As you explore you'll come across LEGO studs which can get you downloadable wallpapers, screen savers and chat icons.
Other features include a glimpse at some of the game's 60-plus characters, a breakdown of every level in the game, and more. And how could a LEGO Star Wars II website be complete without its own Character Customizer, which allows you to send your own mixed-up Star Wars characters to friends? Only with your own batch of LEGO minifigures -- or within LEGO Star Wars II itself -- will you be able to create the likes of Han Leia Organa?