Uploaded December 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The credits for the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. I'd rather play the home console version of this game instead because it's so much better. I say the same thing about the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars II since it's more faithful to the home console TT LEGO games than this game. For some reason, this GBA game was released in Japan while the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy wasn't.
It'd be too mature if you showed the pilot episode of the medical drama ER to children such as ones in a K-8 school district because of its graphic content and mature themes with a perfect example being the attempted suicide of Nurse Carol Hathaway being a major plot point which wouldn't be in a kids' show. Because of that, it'd be unethical and unprofessional in a K-8 school district if you were a staff member and you mentioned it directly towards students.
This is one of only four TT LEGO games on handhelds where the player must avoid dying at all costs, the others being LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril on handhelds and the handheld versions of The LEGO Movie Videogame & LEGO The Hobbit.
The credits for the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game. I'd rather play the home console version of this game instead because it's so much better. I say the same thing about the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars II since it's more faithful to the home console TT LEGO games than this game. For some reason, this GBA game was released in Japan while the GBA version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy wasn't.
It'd be too mature if you showed the pilot episode of the medical drama ER to children such as ones in a K-8 school district because of its graphic content and mature themes with a perfect example being the attempted suicide of Nurse Carol Hathaway being a major plot point which wouldn't be in a kids' show. Because of that, it'd be unethical and unprofessional in a K-8 school district if you were a staff member and you mentioned it directly towards students.
This is one of only four TT LEGO games on handhelds where the player must avoid dying at all costs, the others being LEGO Marvel Super Heroes: Universe in Peril on handhelds and the handheld versions of The LEGO Movie Videogame & LEGO The Hobbit.
