End Notes and Conclusion

End Notes and Conclusion

I would imagine that your experience with the game was similar to my own -- a long and entertaining romp in the Star Wars universe filled with familiar characters and vehicles, droids, and places.  Added to that mixture are some rather silly and anachronistic vehicles, but that just adds to the fun.

If you are not a veteran of the LEGO series of games chances are pretty good that you are a bit surprised by how complex the game is, how much content and variety that it has, and the seemingly unusual difficulty of some of the challenges -- particularly a few of the Space Battles and the Minikit challenges. 

You may be wondering how a game that is clearly created for kids could contain contents and challenges that are clearly more appropriate for adults.  I do not have a simple answer for that...  It is a game created for kids, true, but then it is part of a series that blurs the line when it comes to audience, and to be honest, since you do not have to obtain all of the Achievements to finish the game, or for that matter to enjoy it, well...  Is it really that big a deal?

I enjoyed the process of playing the game and writing this guide very much.  I have tried to be sure to include the information you need to get through the many ambiguous sections, challenges, and tricky parts -- and I think I did a good job.  I hope that I did, anyway.

I want to conclude this guide by thanking you for reading and using it.  I really do appreciate your role in this -- and want you to know that I wrote it for you!

Cheers!