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TT Games Says LEGO Star Wars: Skywalker Saga Runs Like A "Dream" On Switch
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I mean with the other games on switch they either run on an ancient engine or use experimental stuff(LEGO movie 2 uses the world engine). So a new modern engine is likely to work a lot better with the switches modern architecture and streamlined tools. Power isn't the end all, good code and modern structure can help alot
Lego Star Wars adapted the prequel trilogy
Lego Star Wars 2 adapted the original trilogy
Lego Star Wars Complete Saga is a collection of the previous two games
Lego Star Wars 3 adapted the first season or so of the Clone Wars show.
Lego Star Wars The Force Awakens adapted The Force Awakens with some bonus content set between RotJ and TFA.
Lego Star Wars Skywalker Saga is a second attempt at doing the prequels and original trilogy and TFA, with also adapting TLJ and TROS. Although previous games were linear, Skywalker Saga is open world.
This upcoming one is actually a complete grounds-up remake of The Complete Saga + the New Trilogy. They've talked about a completely rebalanced combat akin to Souls games (light attack/heavy attack combos), revamped mechanics, new hub world where you can visit all in-game planets like No Man's Sky, new visuals/camera etc.
Fantastic to hear! My favorite way to play the LEGO games is portably, but they've have been a little hit and miss on the Switch.
The newest one I tried was LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2, and it ran pretty poorly. Low resolution and a pretty bad framerate.
LEGO City Undercover was OK, but also had framerate issues in the open world, but was more forgivable since it was pretty close to the Switch's launch.
The port of the Harry Potter collection was really good though. Movies 1-4 had a great framerate, and the other game seemed good too.
One thing I love about the LEGO Star Wars games is that they tend to use them as leaps forward for the series or at least try new stuff.
Star Wars 3 (the clone wars one) was the first one that took advantage of the 360/PS3 gen and it looked great, had lots of units on screen, large scale set-pieces, and even introduced an interesting RTS mode in some of the levels.
That mode ended up being too easy to be really interesting, but it was still a cool new thing.
The newest one I tried was LEGO Marvel Superheroes 2, and it ran pretty poorly. Low resolution and a pretty bad framerate.
LEGO City Undercover was OK, but also had framerate issues in the open world, but was more forgivable since it was pretty close to the Switch's launch.
The port of the Harry Potter collection was really good though. Movies 1-4 had a great framerate, and the other game seemed good too.
Wow, I hadn't heard about all of those changes, only the open world stuff I'd read about.
One thing I love about the LEGO Star Wars games is that they tend to use them as leaps forward for the series or at least try new stuff.
Star Wars 3 (the clone wars one) was the first one that took advantage of the 360/PS3 gen and it looked great, had lots of units on screen, large scale set-pieces, and even introduced an interesting RTS mode in some of the levels.
That mode ended up being too easy to be really interesting, but it was still a cool new thing.
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Not good enough.
I can't wait for this personally, I bought LEGO CS on Xbox X just for nostalgia.
Woah. Thank you for this.
Would this make the previous 2 trilogies (Complete Saga) obsolete?
We'll know when it releases.
But judging by what we know right now, I'd say yes
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Like a dream? So probably 720p/560p. š¤¢
You think? You haven't played Lego City Undercover in Handheld mode then. š
You think? You haven't played Lego City Undercover in Handheld mode then. š
Lego City Undercover runs amazing compared to Lego The Incredibles though.
Man I have dozens of LEGO games. I used to love playing them with my son and looking forward to the new ones. Now they've become mind numbing to play. They really need to switch up the formula IMO. TFA was actually a decent step but they need to go a lot further. I want to keep enjoying these games.