Got $10 bucks? Buy this game and some chicken nuggets!
Stop thinking and when you go for lunch today, order from the Value Menu and have a glass of water to drink instead of a Supersized Big Mac Meal with a Coke, then go search the couch cushions and check under the car seats for some spare change.
Got $10 bucks yet? Good!
Now head over to the bargain bin and buy a copy of Star Wars/Tetris Worlds and relive a prettier version of the geometrical anal-retentive game that brought a wave of gaming obsession to 1989.
Tetris Worlds is a dressed up version of the original Tetris, with better sound and surrounding environments. While there is a background story that sends you on your journey to find an suitable world for the Tetris' to inhabit, it's superfluous because when you get down to it, you're playing Tetris.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is an excuse to make a game where you can drive around in various Star Wars vehicles and blow things up. The storyline is loosely tied together as you travel from point A to point B to either protect it or blow it up. It's not very challenging but my 10-year old nephew loves to play it.
Bottom Line: An inexpensive way to play a gaming classic, and you get a Star Wars game with it. And don't ask me why, but it's cheaper to buy the combo disc (Star Wars: The Clone Wars & Tetris Worlds) than to buy either game by itself.