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Latest revision as of 03:32, 19 April 2023
Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy for the Nintendo DS is a handheld version of LEGO® Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy. It was developed by Amaze Entertainment under contract from TT Games and released on September 12, 2006. It has many differences from the TT-developed versions of the game.
Levels
Episode IV
- The Blockade Runner
- Playable Characters: Leia, Rebel Trooper, C-3P0, R2-D2
- Enemies: Stormtrooper, Imperial Officer, Beachtrooper, Darth Vader
- Minikit Character: Dengar
- Mos Eisley Spaceport
- Playable Characters: Tatooine Luke, Obi-Wan, R2-D2, C-3P0, Chewbacca, Han Solo
- Enemies: Tusken Raider, Mos Eisley Population, Sandtrooper
- Minikit Character: Zuckuss
- Rescue the Princess
- Playable Characters: Stormtrooper Han, Stormtrooper Luke, Chewbacca, Leia
- Enemies: Stormtrooper, Imperial Officer, TIE Pilot, Death Star Trooper
- Minikit Character: 4-LOM
- Death Star Escape (Boss Level)
- Playable Characters: Tatooine Luke, Leia, Han Solo, Chewbacca, Obi-Wan, Darth Vader
- Enemies: Stormtrooper, Imperial Officer, Death Star Trooper
- Boss: Darth Vader
- Minikit Character: IG-88
- The Trench Run (Vehicle Level & Boss Level)
- Playable Vehicles: X-Wing
- Enemies: TIE Fighter, TIE Interceptor, Death Star Trench Torrent
- Boss: TIE Advanced
- Minikit Character: TIE Advanced
Episode V
- Hoth Battle (Vehicle Level)
- Playable Vehicles: Snowspeeder
- Enemies: AT-ST, Probe Droid, AT-AT
- Minikit Character: X34 landspeeder
- Escape From Echo Base
- Playable Characters: Hoth Han Solo, Hoth Leia, C-3P0
- Enemies: Snowtrooper, Imperial Officer, Turret
- Minikit Character: Bossk
- The Asteroid Field (Vehicle Level)
- Playable Vehicles: Millennium Falcon
- Enemies: TIE Fighter, Asteroids
- Minikit Character: Slave I
- Betrayal Over Bespin
- Playable Characters: Lando, Cloud City Leia, Chewbacca, C-3P0
- Enemies: Stormtrooper, Imperial Officer
- Minikit Character: Boba Fett
- Cloud City Trap (Boss Level)
- Playable Characters: Cloud City Luke, R2-D2
- Enemies: Stormtrooper
- Boss: Darth Vader
- Minikit Character: Obi-Wan Force
Episode VI
- Jabba's Palace (Boss Level)
- Playable Characters: Leia Bounty Hunter, Chewbacca, Jabba's Palace Luke, Lando Jabba's Palace
- Enemies: Gamorrean Guard
- Boss: Rancor
- Minikit Character: Leia Bounty Hunter
- The Great Sarlacc Pit (Boss Level)
- Playable Characters: Jabba's Palace Luke, Sarlacc Pit Han Solo, Lando Jabba's Palace, C-3P0, R2-D2, Sarlacc Pit Leia
- Enemies: Skiff Guards, Gamorrean Guard
- Boss: Boba Fett
- Minikit Character: Lando Jabba's Palace
- The Speeder chase (Vehicle Level)
- Playable Vehicles: Rebel Speeder Bike
- Enemies: Imperial Speeder Bike, AT-ST
- Minikit Character: AT-ST
- Battle on Endor
- Playable Characters: Endor Han Solo, Endor Luke, Chewbacca, Wicket, AT-ST
- Enemies: Scout Trooper, Stormtrooper, Death Star Trooper, Shuttle Pilot
- Minikit Character: Mandalore
- Jedi Destiny (Boss Level)
- Playable Characters: Jabba's Palace Luke, Darth Vader
- Enemies: Emperor's Guard
- Boss: The Emperor
- Minikit Character: Anakin Force
- Heart of the Death Star (Vehicle Level)
- Playable Vehicles: Millennium Falcon
- Enemies: TIE Fighter, TIE Interceptor, Star Destroyer Turret
- Minikit Character: TIE Interceptor
Release and Re-release
This version of the game contains multitudes of bugs and glitches. The Multiplayer feature is almost unplayable due to freezing. The game seemed to be a rushed port of the console versions. After the game's initial release, Traveller's Tales re-released the game saying that all the problems were "repaired". While most of the multiplayer feature was fixed, there were still glitches.
Trivia
- In the TT-developed version shows that Luke escaped with Darth Vader's corpse on an Imperial Shuttle, in the DS version it's possible that the escape was made in a TIE Interceptor and in the GBA version the escape was just made in a regular TIE Fighter.
- The in game cutscenes are rather not accurate when telling the story about Star Wars in the game.
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