LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga | Nintendo Wii

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Play the complete six-film LEGO adventure

LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga brings the stories of Episodes I through VI into one Wii game, combining the two earlier LEGO Star Wars releases with revised stages, added characters and new challenges. Mos Eisley Cantina serves as the central hub, letting players enter the film chapters, check unlocked content and return to familiar locations without switching between separate games.

Switch abilities to solve brick-built puzzles

Levels mix simple combat, platforming, vehicle sequences and environmental puzzles. Jedi and Sith characters swing lightsabers and use the Force, while droids, bounty hunters and blaster-equipped heroes open different routes or interact with specialized objects. The Wii Remote adds motion gestures to lightsaber attacks, with the Nunchuk handling movement. Clear visual cues and quick character changes keep the action approachable while still rewarding players who learn what each character class can do.

Collect, unlock and revisit

Smashing scenery releases LEGO studs that support the game’s unlock loop. Story play introduces the cast and objectives, then Free Play makes previously cleared stages worth another visit with a broader selection of unlocked characters. Hidden items, bonus challenges, vehicle missions, additional bounty-hunter assignments and character customization extend the search beyond finishing the six-film storyline. The Complete Saga also updates material from the first LEGO Star Wars with mechanics introduced in its sequel.

Share the campaign or enter the arena

A second local player can join the cooperative adventure, making the same puzzles and battles a shared couch experience. A separate two-player Battle Arena provides direct competition. The Wii edition does not include the online cooperative feature offered by the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions, so local play is the supported multiplayer path.

Wii requirements and current access

This North American release runs from a Wii optical disc and supports one or two local players. A Wii Remote and Nunchuk are used for standard play. The campaign and local modes are self-contained and require no network account or current online service.

Quick Specs

• Platform: Nintendo Wii
• Region: North America
• Release date: November 6, 2007
• Players: 1–2 local players
• Developer / publisher: Traveller’s Tales / LucasArts
• Genre: Action-platformer and puzzle compilation
• ESRB: Everyone 10+ — Cartoon Violence
• Controller: Wii Remote and Nunchuk
• Media: Wii optical disc
• North American identifiers: UPC 023272330637; Nintendo code RVL-RLGE-USA