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This looks like a whole lotta fun!
It's a new game called Lego Star Wars: The Game.
Take one popular kids franchise. Merge it with another popular kids franchise. Then make a splendiferous game out of it!
You can visit the Lego.com page to find out more. Or, you can visit the Official Lego Star Wars site. There's also a BBC review here.
Lego Star Wars is available on PS2, Xbox & PC.
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it is a nice game
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It looks like a lot of fun!
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