It's cheeky, it's a bit irreverent and it's always fun and wildly entertaining. Immediately the humor that we all love from the LEGO video games was right there. The wait for a new LEGO Star Wars game was over. Finally on Friday night we got to crack it open and pop the disc in the Xbox 360. Even for new releases that I get free in the mail, the house rule still stands - no video games on school nights for any of us. Sadly, the game was received on a Tuesday so we had to wait until the weekend to play.

So when my 10 year old told me in the car on the way home from Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practice that I had a package from LucasArts waiting for me on my desk, I was about as giddy as he was pretending not to be. An act of pure kindness on the part of LucasArts, but with LSWE3CW (that's a hell of an acronym) the anticipation was high.

I knew I was getting a copy of LEGO Star Wars Episode III: Clone Wars from LucasArts, even after my less-than-enthralled review of their last major release, Force Unleashed 2.

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