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The Lord of the Rings The Two Towers
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Rating: 4.67/5 from 86 reviews Loads of fun and very addicting!!Good game with a decent difficultyThis is a classic. As a devout LOTR fan, I was looking at LOTR stuff when I saw 'The Return of the King for GBA!'. I bought it after carefully reading reviews for FOTR, TT, and ROTK. Seeing that FOTR was not very popular and ROTK was declared "too hard" by many, I settled for TT. I'm glad I did. TT is a solid game that runs pretty much along the story line (no Merry or Pippin!?). It is entertaining for those long car rides and if neither too difficult nor too easy. There are five different characters to choose from that employ a variety of strategies and tactics. You can be Legolas for the sniping attack, Aragorn for the hand-to-hand melee, Eowyn or Frodo for hit-and-run, and Gandalf, who can do just about everything. I really enjoy this game and think it was worth every penny. It will keep the gamer occupied for quite a while and isn't too frustrating when you have to start over. Best game for the GBA!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!This game is better than its sequal and predecessors:The Lord of the Rings the Fellowship of the Ring and the Return of the King.At first I wasn't sure about getting it since I mostly like the PS2 versions more but one of my friends let me play it and man I was so wrong.True,its graphics aren't as good as TROTK but I personally find this much less irratating and much more fun than the Return of the King.Also,another friend told me that Gimli is unlockable by beating the game with all charecters twice.This game is far supurior to the over-rated 'Return of the King.'I hope EA makes more of these. | ||||||||||||||||||||
I've played this game for Playstation 2 and really enjoyed it. The GBA game is no exception. It's incredibly addicting - with loads of scenes, characters and weapons based on the Lord of the Rings films. I have played Legolas, Aragorn, Frodo and Gandalf so far and I have to say Legolas is my favorite. He was wicked with an arrow on the films and those abilities transfer very well on the game. Same goes for Aragorn and his sword-wielding abilities.
The game pretty much follows the scenarios of the film. For Legolas, for instance, the adventure begins on the foothills of Caradhras, then progresses to Moria, Amon Hen, Rohan, etc. The beauty of the game is that each adventure is geared towards the character's perspective so that what Legolas does isn't exactly the same as Aragorn's. They have their own set of challenges and paths. Each player also has his own "backpack" where he can load up and upgrade his/her tools, weapons, etc.
As a non-regular gamer, it took me just a short while to figure out how to play the game and I really enjoy this one. I'm already looking forward to EA Games' "Return of the King" game that will hopefully come later this year! I highly recommend this for your Gameboy collection!