'The Lego Movie' Video Game Review

PS4

 Positives:
Very fun to play as a co-op game and not too complicating.

Negatives:
Some poor levels, too easy and a drag to complete some missions. Too basic animations compared to other Lego games. Some buttons don't always correspond to the game.

Wii U

 Positives:
The game is a good retelling of a great film. The animations are good. Good recasting for the roles in the video games. While one person can play on the TV, another person can play on the game-pad.

Negatives:
Could be seen as a disappointment for Lego fans as it lacks the open-world experience of previous Lego video games.

XBOX One

Positives:
Colourful and imaginative which is great for kids. Fun to play with DC characters.

Negatives:
No online multiplayer and long loading periods.

Comments

  1. JCoSS Media DeptFebruary 13, 2019 at 8:47 AM

    Pretty basic here Benji! Please can you embed the audience videos that you watched.

    And tell me in a reflection comment:
    Why do you think gamers use different platforms to play games?

    Miss C

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  2. JCoSS Media DeptFebruary 14, 2019 at 7:46 AM

    Don't forget to use your blog pack over the half term to improve/respond to the last few remaining blogs - you've made good progress!

    Use this blog to revise from so you can complete your exam paper.

    Well done Benji - specifically for your excellent exam responses.

    Miss C

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