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LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy is a third-person sci-fi fantasy action-adventure game developed by TT Games (Company) and published by LucasArts for the Xbox 360 (Platform), PlayStation 3 (Platform), PlayStation 2 (Platform), Xbox (Platform), GameCube (Platform), PC (Platform), and Mac (Platform) on September 11-12, 2006. It also received two handheld versions by Amaze, one for the Nintendo DS (Platform) and one for the Game Boy Advance (Platform). The sequel to LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, The Original Trilogy chronicles the events of the original three films of the Star Wars (Franchise) series (from the boarding of Tantive IV (Location) to the siege of the second Death Star (Location)). New features added to the series include the ability to build and ride vehicles in the on-foot segments and the ability to customize characters for use in Free Play mode (allowing players to mix-and-match minifigure components from all unlocked characters). An enhanced version of the game, combined with LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game, was released in 2007 as LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga.
A vast majority of the objects and settings are made out of the traditional Lego Bricks. One of the game’s unique features is its funny vision of the Star Wars franchise. All of the characters are silent protagonists; as the cut-scenes present no dialogue. Traveller’s Tales also included a new “Adaptive Difficulty” which shifts accordingly to the player’s skill, making the game a bit more difficult than previous versions. Also characters whose main weapon is a blaster received new moves; they can use melee attacks, automatically aim, dive and doge incoming enemy fire due to the decrease in Sith (Concept) and Jedi (Concept) characters. Players are also allowed to create their own custom characters. Creating custom characters was a new feature that was added by Traveller's Tales for this game. You can customize them to have a gun, a lightsaber...and if you choose a lightsaber...you can choose the colors red, green, blue, and purple. You also have to collect these things called gold bricks which you can obtain by buying them and getting them by completing special tasks. After you collect those gold bricks you can unlock the Infinite Stud Fountain When you get 66 of them you unlock the get 1,000,000 studs sub game.
Some versions of the game have an "Use Old Save" extra, allowing players to use save files from the previous game to add additional characters unlocked from that save file:
Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy requires 2.0GB of space to install on a Xbox 360 HDD.