Lego Star Wars III: The Clone Wars - Give it all seven seasons somehow.ĥ.
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That movie would have three levels, so this remaster would have 36 in total.Ĥ.
Lego The Lord of the Rings and Lego The Hobbit - combine that, like LSW: TCS, but with the third Hobbit movie included. Plus, perhaps modernize the characters’ looks with CCBS?ģ.
Fix the descriptions of some things, like the Bohrok. Plus, perhaps a multiplayer mini-game where you fight the Kardas Dragon. Bionicle Heroes (the console version) - make the characters look a little more like their sets, make them voice actors, give you the option to play as the Toa Mata and Toa Metru, fix all of those awful glitches, perhaps fix the graphics a little bit, and the Piraka being playable after you defeated Vezon. Plus, perhaps modernize the characters’ looks with CCBS?Ģ. Perhaps a multiplayer mini-game where the Toa have to fight the Bahrag. Bionicle: The Game (the console version) - improve the graphics, make the characters look more like their sets, so they wouldn’t look so ugly, and give the game 13 levels, six for the Toa Mata (have them fight all six Bohrok breeds), six for the Toa Nuva (have them fight all six Rahkshi), and one for Takanuva. Anyway, I think Lego had the idea a little bit, as there is that Lego Star Wars game called Lego Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga, who is like a remaster of Star Wars: The Complete Saga, but with the sequel trilogy.Īnyway, what Lego games do you want to be remastered/remade? For me, here’s this:ġ. However, other Vehicles based on Real life ones such as those from Ferrari, Nissan, Alfa Romeo, McLaren and others are used as well, albeit with some changes to make them more different.Hi, guys! You know, there are many games that are remastered/remade nowadays, like Crash Bandicoot, Spyro the Dragon, SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for Bikini Bottom, Mega Man, two Kirby games, and Mario & Luigi games, as they have better graphics and some bonus stuff.Some of the Vehicles that are included in the Game are based on real LEGO sets from the past and present, such as Cars, Planes and Boats.Much like in the original game, certain songs featured in the remake such as Michael Jackson's Thriller (in this case, the Narration is removed in order to avoid making it too long, although the laughing is still intact in the end for some of Michael's performances of this song like his concert in Yokohama, Japan during the Bad Tour) are shortened, to make the younger Players more interested in the game.The Game is dedicated to late Rock Musicians such as David Bowie and Tom Petty, who sadly passed in 20 although the latter made his final concert as a part of the Heartbreakers.Main Article: LEGO Rock Band XL/Gallery Notes/Trivia In addition to bringing back a gigantic amount of Songs that are family-friendly enough so everyone can play them in which all of them previously appeared in the Rock Band franchise (whether on Disc or DLC), it will also include some newer songs that didn't appear in any of the Rock Band games. Elements from RPG games are included, such as the inclusion of experience points and skill trees.The difficulty and tier problems from the original game are solved.There are more Avatars to choose so you can create your own Rock Band.There are more Gigs to perform, such as Ninjago City from Ninjago, the Wild West from Western and others.Gameplay is now tweaked to be a mixture of the styles from the third and fourth Rock Band games in addition to having Foreign subtitles when singing.There are more pieces of furniture, decoratioba and equipment to obtain throughout the game in addition to a wider variety of People to hire.In addition to include a diverse amount of Family-friendly songs that appeared in the Rock-Band games, it also includes some newer songs that didn't appear in the franchise before, such as those from ABBA and Michael Jackson (although for the latter, Beat It is previously featured in Guitar Hero: World Tour).
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LEGO Rock Band XL/Gigs Differences from the Original
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