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Using the Wii Remote as a lightsaber
If you love the original Lego Star Wars games for their charm, humor and visual style, then being able to swing your Wii Remote to slice your lightsaber through your adorable Lego foes is going to be delicious icing on the cake. The fresh content and revamped prequel levels won't hurt either. If you didn't enjoy the original games, and the sheer joy of swinging a controller to swing a lightsaber doesn't move you, we're not sure we have anything to say to you.

A More Elegant Weapon

The Complete Saga will ship with all of the content from the original two Lego Star Wars games, and will incorporate the improvements of Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy as well. That means, most importantly, you aren't limited to Force-using characters in order to build things. That also means improvement to Force powers, which is also pretty important to the gameplay. And your Prequel characters will be able to hop in and out of their created vehicles. But the most important Lego Star Wars II improvement that's now across all six episodes is the Character Customizer.