I have a some questons about the game. 1)How is the game play is it hard..

Why does it matter?! Just rent it at like Blockbuster and if U don't like it then whatever.

1. I find most of the game fairly easy, though don't play it with your inadequate younger sibling(s).
2. The graphics are pretty good, just like all other GCN graphics--not like real-life, but how else could you get LEGOs to bend?
3. I haven't finished it (indeed, I'm on Episode IV, Chapter 3), but I'd give it a 8/10. Some is very difficult, but like I said, I'm just beginning.
4. Yes. Nuff said.

You can do it.

I'll try to answer you're questions in order:
(1)The game can really twist and turn. Some levels of the game are really easy and some levels are almost impossible. It's completley random.But don't give up just because you're stuck.If you have to, use some cheats. Just don't blow off like half of the game with cheats. Only use them when absolutely neccesary.ONLY ABSOLUTELY NECCESARY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(2)The graphics aren't great but they aren't sucky, I mean, it's LEGO Star Wars. Of course it isn't picture perfect.I'm not good with graphics, but I mean, come on, it's a Gamecube game.From 1 through 10, 10 being the best, the graphics are about a 7.5. But don't buy a game just for graphics. Buy a game for the game!
(3)It depends. 1 through 10, 10 being the highest score, I'd say 8.5. But I mean who knows. You could buy it and give it a 2.5. You have to try it before you judge it.when it first came out about a year ago in September, there were a whole heck of commercials until like March. Seriously, I saw onne in late March.The game sold incredibly in it's first few months.And usually only the good games ( or atleast the games everyone says will be good ) sell out like that. Next question please.
(4)Depends.If you're into LEGO and you're into Star Wars, then heck yes it's worth the time and money.If you're not really interested in one as much as you're interested in the other well then ask some friends who have the game of what they think. Play it at they're house and test it for yourself. Like I said, you never know until you try. But if you don't want to pay a good $30.00 on a game, rent it at Blockbusters or somewhere. If you don't like it then that's OK. But if you like it and you can't afford it new buy it used. It never makes a difference whether used or new.

One last very important thing: DON'T GIVE UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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