Crash-landing on Jakku after escaping The Finalizer, rebellious Stormtrooper FN-2187 fears his newfound Resistance friend dead. But Poe Dameron survived to fight another day, and the latest LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens DLC explains how. It's pretty dumb.
The first two rounds of downloadable content for LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens drop today, along with some apples from the slippery hands of that lovable scamp, Jar Jar Binks. About time we got some prequel action up in here, am I right?
Briefly: Oh come on, Lego Star Wars. She might be a general now, but she'll always be a princess.
After two LEGO Star Wars games covering a movie trilogy each, can Star Wars: The Force Awakens carry an entire LEGO game by itself? Not without a lot of help.
In case you were wondering if the ship battles, cover-based shooting and multi-builds were enough to get you to buy another movie-based LEGO game, the free LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens demo has all of those things.
Episode VII left fans with many unanswered questions. How did Lor San Tekka get part of Luke's map? What were Han and Chewie doing alone on a ship full of deadly Rathtar? The answers to these and other burning questions arrive next month in LEGO Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Some people can easily justify dropping $US200 for Red Five's X-Wing or $US140 for the Millennium Falcon. For the rest of us, LEGO Star Wars Microfighters and a healthy imagination shall have to suffice.
