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From:Lego Media , LEGO Media International ,
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User Rating: Amazon Sales Rank:#9675 |
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1 of 1 customers found the following review helpful:
 Great Game, 2007-12-28
There are endless possibilities for this game. enjoy building your own buildings brick by brick. With Lego Creator, almost anything can be turned into a car or a plane and its fun to drive them around. Personalize Lego charachters and walk around as them from multiple veiws. If you don't want to create your own things, pre built cars, buildings, people, and everything else are available with the click of a mouse. Zoom modes let you decide what veiw is best. If you have trouble understanding the controls many tutorials are provided. Must have game for Lego fans.
3 of 3 customers found the following review helpful:
 A lego , 2006-11-26
This lego game is very fun as you can go all over your created city and see your city move. You can say this game is like sim city. This is a very rare game. [...] I have never been happen to see this game on windows XP.
7 of 9 customers found the following review helpful:
 Good potential, but poor delivery, 2006-01-17
I bought this Windows XP version of Creator hoping that it would be updated and have some of the bugs worked out over the Windows 98 version I got a while back. Well, it does work better, but it still has much of the needless limitations the older version did. There's still a lack of the full range of pieces that you need to make anything of decent complexity including a complete lack of cornering pieces, the variety of turntables and hinges is a left wanting, and some of the pieces that need to be turned sideways to snap into place just plain can't, (though that last one maybe something I myself am overlooking). But worst of all, and absolutely the most aggravating, is the program's tendency to freeze and lock-up when your project gets too large. And I don't mean "large" as in a Lego-man-scale model of the USS Missouri (which I tried) but even with much more reasonably sized, but still large, ones. And even when the software does cooperate on the big projects, after you save and later try to bet back to it, it will error-out and not let you back in. After spending a few days on something, it's beyond frustration to have the program freeze up or not let you access it ever again.
My only wish is that the people of LEGO would make a Creator program that has all the myriad parts and can handle a sizable number of pieces without malfunction.
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