From Jonathan Smith, director at TT Games: “We had three vehicle-based levels in the original game, and while they added some neat variety, they didn’t quite fit in with the rest of the gameplay,” says Smith. “We knew up front for LEGO Star Wars II that the universe of the Original Trilogy had a lot of fantastic ships and cool vehicles: the Millennium Falcon, X-wings, AT-STs, speeder bikes and so on. So we worked hard at the start to integrate them more effectively into the game.”

David Perkinson, producer at LucasArts says: “We’ve taken the vehicle levels off rails. Now you have a free range of movement in all directions, which enables you to fully explore a level and even come back to it later in Free Play mode with any of the vehicles you may have unlocked.”

Check out these screenshots from some classic Star Wars vehicles found in the game.

"LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy" is scheduled for all home consoles and PCs for a September 12, 2006 release date.

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