Excuse me sir, I lost my head! Best LEGO Game? Gibs inside [lvl 3+]

I am that one person silently votes for LEGO starwars. I love star wars more than comicbooks or any other stuff so my judgement is probably biased.
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Bump. Love LEGO games. Lots of fun

I've only played Batman but had fun with it. Looking forward to trying more, got a few sitting in the library.

Lego City Undercover is Lego GTA

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You're right wieme, the Lego games are absolutely fun to play. I've played a few and enjoyed all of them:)
Thank you for the shares and i wish you all the best in the new 2018:)

Thanks, I really enjoyed the original indiana jones, but i actually haven't played any of the newer games with voice acting.

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Star Wars Saga, definitely. Have that, Batman, and the first Harry Potter on the Wii, and still play them from time to time

My favorite (and first) Lego game was Harry Potter Years 1-4. After that I played a bunch of the other ones.

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Thanks a lot for the gibs :D Happy Holidays!

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I 100%ed Pirates of Caribbean and LOTR, just because they're hella fun. Of course, they're much more enjoyable with a friend playing right beside you ;)

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Thank you for the chance :D

I voted Lord of the rings because its the only one i played- but enjoyed it a lot!

I've only played the LEGO The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit games so far. I voted for LOTR since The Hobbit was incomplete and it had an annoying mini game. It took me 3 days to get that mithril brick where you had to race around Rivendell.

The best one i played was probably The Hobbit, on the basis that it has more added content than the older ones. The Star Wars complete saga was also great, but I prefer the Tolkien setting. Sadly I haven't played LotR LEGO yet.

I measure the quality of these games by ability to play co-op with my 4 years old son. The best games so far: Batman 3 and Jurassic World. Newer lego games are to complicated for him, he just doesn't understand the mechanics. The older games are to challenging sometimes, and a bit boring as there are no voice acting.

I have yet to play any LEGO games. I played with LEGOs all the time when I was a kid, though! Does that count?;)

My favorite was LEGO Batman 3, maybe I'm too attracted to Bruce Wayne.

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I've only played the Star Wars original trilogy game and the first Indiana Jones game, so I can't comment about the voices, but I found the no talking/unintelligible mumbling to be part and parcel of the LEGO charm, like you know how in the little comics/illustrations in the back of LEGO instruction manuals, I think, the characters do a lot of gesticulating and have symbols representing their feelings in the speech bubbles, but no words, so that it's universally understandable? I always liked that. It's in keeping with the theme of simplicity that LEGO sort of has, in my opinion.

I personally feel like if the characters were voiced, it would be weird... It's the actors from the movies voicing the characters?

Once they got into the superheroes (and made so many of those Marvel and Batman games), as well as making games adapted from a single movie (The Hobbit, Jurassic World, The Force Awakens), specifically a recently-released one, the whole thing sort of took on a more commercial appearance to me, like they were being used to promote the recently-released film as well as to capitalize on the big hype generated by it, as part of a general cohesive marketing strategy with the studios, that kind of thing. I dunno, but I view these later ones a bit more cynically. Especially with something like a $60-$70 initial price tag for LEGO The Force Awakens... And a special gold/deluxe edition, which is kind of like Day 1 DLC... :/
And since they're releasing a game per movie now, rather than per trilogy or Harry Potter Years 1-4 and 5-7, you can charge those $70 a second time when you make a game for The Last Jedi, and once more for Episode IX...
It doesn't help that I view those 3 movies in much the same way (I didn't like TFA or Jurassic World, and I haven't seen The Hobbit movies but I don't love the look of what they did with them, stretching a 100-something page book into three movies).
Another thing is that when I played with LEGO (and I'm not even that old, at all!) the only franchises that were officially licensed to be recreated in LEGO form were Star Wars and Harry Potter (plus there was "Johnny Thunder", who was an unlicensed, charmingly generic but also transparent copy of Indiana Jones), and since then it seems like they've expanded a lot to take in more fandoms and, you know, take in a lot more cash consequently. But, well, those are my feelings observing from the outside.

Anyway, love the games! Look forward to playing more of them. They, as LEGO itself, really bring out the child in you. They're rather simple games, but so charming and humorous and enjoyable -- again, with a simple, but inspired humour to them... the stormtrooper flicking the light on and off in the carrier in a parody of the Force Awakens trailer... Delightful.

Thanks!

By the way, what is that line from, "excuse me sir, I lost my head"? I googled it but couldn't find anything, yet it sounds familiar.

Never played one, so idk. Maybe i should give them a try.

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