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Lord of the Rings: Return of the King
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This pre-owned product is guaranteed to work and may not include an instruction manual or original box.
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Violence
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Return to Middle-earth in the only video game based on the epic final chapter of the highly-acclaimed The Lord of the Rings movie trilogy. Developed using the same digital assets as the films, The Return of the King re-creates in stunning detail the final events of the War of the Ring.
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EA's second "The Lord of the Rings" action adventure game, The Lord of the Rings, The Return of the King, will allow players to journey through multiple gameplay paths, taking control of the motion picture trilogy’s heroes. Defend the walls of Minas Tirith as Gandalf, raise the Army of the Dead as Aragorn, Legolas, or Gimli, and with Frodo and Sam, deliver the ring to the fiery depths of Mount Doom.
Based on the environments from the upcoming movie, The Return of the King’s third person gameplay will include immersive action and adventure elements set in rich, interactive levels. An all-new multiplayer co-op mode will let players form their own Fellowship before embarking on their journey through Middle-earth.
* Eight playable and secret characters including Gandalf, Aragorn, Legolas, Gimli, Sam, and Frodo with exclusive voice-over provided by the actual actors from the films.
* An all-new co-op multiplayer mode will allow players to team up with a companion.
* Over twelve interactive environments authentically reproduced from the films. Explore the Paths of the Dead, defend Minas Tirith, and battle Sauron’s forces at the Pelennor Fields before final confrontations at the Black Gate and the Crack of Doom.
* Third person action/adventure gameplay incorporates multiple character paths for each member of the Fellowship.
* More than just a backdrop to the action, the game environments are interactive, letting players incorporate the various environments into their strategies for both melee and ranged combat. Characters will have the ability to jump and swing from ropes, fire catapults, kick boulders, etc.
* Enhanced control with the right analog stick allows players to perform multi-directional attacks and combos with ease as they battle their way through the forces of evil.
* Battle vicious boss monsters including Shelob, the Witch King, and the final showdown with the Dark Lord Sauron.
* Seamless movie-to-game transitions and never-before-seen exclusive movie footage from the upcoming The Return of the King movie.
* Immersive musical score composed by Academy Award-winner Howard Shore. |
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By: bigmoose
Favorite Category: Sport
Date: Monday, Nov 30, 2009
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| First, i will say that this is a great game, especially for the gamecube. The controls are great and easy to understand. Now i'm a huge lord of the rings fan, and when i got this i was happy, and that hasn't changed. The challenge is great--the game is very hard. I'm stuck on the level of the southern gate, on easy! I have came so close to finishing it! this game is addicting. It is so much fun![More] |
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By: ARWEN
Favorite Category: Action
Date: Tuesday, Aug 26, 2008
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Lord of the Rings: the Return of the King is absolutely amazing. I LOVE IT! Talk about awesome graphics, sound, and game play! It is extremely hard though! I'm stuck on the ON TOP OF THE WALL level w/ Gandalf and on The paths of the dead with Aragorn.I've gotten through all the hobbit's levels which Were SWEEET!
the only thing, you can't play any of the levels you've passed over again until you...[More] |
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By: Brian Payne
Favorite Category: Strategy
Date: Tuesday, May 27, 2008
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| Gamers who played EA's "The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers" may be in a state of mind where they never want to play another Lord of the Rings game again. The Two Towers had merely average graphics for its time. It gave players very few characters to play. It boasted an extremely limited nine levels, the first six of which a two year old could breeze through, the final three being the ...[More] |
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