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Why Robin Makes Batman Better Playing through the latest Lord of the Rings video game is about as difficult as turning pages to read the Lord of the Rings books. That’s bad if you see a challenge; not bad news if you enjoy touring Middle Earth.
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“My name is John-Rhys Davies and I play the role of Gimli in this splendid game, Aragorn’s Quest.” I don’t know about you guys, but I’m sold.
If somebody pitched to me the idea of “like Muppet Babies, only for Lord of the Rings”, I’d say no, thanks. Then again, I don’t work for Warner Bros.
