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Lord of the Rings Return of King Xbox Game
PRODUCT DETAILS
UPC:014633146851
Condition:Used
Genre:Action & Adventure
Platform:Microsoft Xbox
Region:NTSC (N. America)
ESRB:Teen
SKU:XBOX_LORD_OF_THE_RINGS_RETURN_OF_KING
———This game is fully cleaned, tested & working. Includes the Disc/Cartridge Only. May have some minor scratches/scuffs.This description was last updated on October 28th, 2020.
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Product Type | |
| Platform | Original Xbox |
| ESRB Rating | Teen |
| Genre | Action & Adventure, Fighting |
| Players | 1-2 |
| Condition | Used |
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It played perfectly and it really brought back memories.
When I was a child, there was a toy castle put out by fisher-price or playmobil, I forget which. The playset was fun because of the interactivity with catapults, moats, trapdoors and drawbridges. The Return of the King gives you that kind of fun multiplied by 100. Play as any of the major characters from the films and fight off waves of orcs, uruk hai and trolls on top of crumbling castle walls or on battle fields or even in the Crack of Doom. Great with a friend since the screen is not split into two. My favorite stage is getting Samwise up into the orc tower to save Frodo. There are so many creative ways to wipe out large numbers of orcs that it becomes funny. Drop a drawbridge on some, drop a chandelier on others, poor burning oil on some, kick an exploding barrel down on the heads of others. The orcs and uruk hai are so busy fighting each other, you can slip on the ring and wipe them out unnoticed. Well, they do always spot you eventually, and then you better know how to swing that sword. Very cool and mostly very, VERY fun!
Excellent price, shop HAND DELIVERED product to my door since we live in the same city. Cannot recommend highly enough, all around easy transaction! Game is in perfect condition, everything original and the disc was not scratched at all. It plays in my Xbox 360, I am incredibly happy with this purchase!
I love this game. My brother and I played it coop when we were younger and I was feeling nostalgic. Check out LOTR: War in the North for a similar, newer game
I ordered the new version. It came never opened,in perfect condition. Loved this game when I was a kid. I’m so glad I have the chance to play it again. I’m playing it on the 360. I loved the two towers as well but sadly that game can’t be played on the 360. Highly recommend buying this game!
Game is great and love Lord of the rings. Great for it’s time it was made. Just not use to the action controls and a little bit hard to get use to, also can’t split screen for multi player but still fun in coop mode. Overall great game for a great price
I played this game before I saw Return of the King.I had seen the first two.It’s awesome!You can play as a multitude of characters,from Frodo to Sam to Gandalf,to Aragorn,Legolas,and Gimili.After completing the game,you can unlock Faramir,Merry,and Pippin as alternate characters.You can fight at such places as the Dimholt mountain,the Southern Gate,the Pelenor Fields.Shelob’s lair and much more.The game is all in all awesome and I love to play it.It is a complete rendition of the film.Get this game,if possible!
Some times used is better, I bought this from the shop All_Bright the game its self was fantastic the cover looked brand new I opened it up and it came with the original manual a bit ruff around the edges but who reads the manual anyway but I really appreciated the gesture. I pop’ed the disc out of the case and flipped it over, I was curious because it was used I was shocked! The disc looked like it was brand new no scratches no smudges, I couldn’t wait to get home and play this game this is one of my ALL TIME FAVORITES as a kid, they just don’t make video games like this anymore. It connects with the story of the movie, you get sick combo moves, your fighting against a horde of enemies at a time, and with a added bonus the game itself is voiced by the all star cast which makes it a gem from that era, I truly felt like a kid again, and it was a great buy am truly satisfied with my purchase.
Amazing game. I bought it for Pure Nostalgia and to add to my Xbox collection and it still holds up.
very nice
Bill –
This game is in great condition, Ive had no problems and I love this game! I would recommend this game and shop to anyone. Thanks!
Erik Lassen –
great game and quality! really accurate description and shipped quick! would love to do business again! Thanks again for the product.
James Duckett –
I fell in love with this game the first time I played it. The graphics and the sounds are incredible. The gameplay if fun. It keeps you interested especially since they have three different paths to follow, as well as several different players you can do it with. I play it with my son so having it play in co-op mode is a HUGE benefit and source of enjoyment.My only gripe is that if you are playing by yourself, it is sometimes hard to build up a player. Locking the game behind you as you progress is really disappointing.Other than that, fantastic!!!! Highly recommended. A huge improvement over the Two Towers game. I love this game!!
Josh –
This game is FANTASTIC!!! I had it as a kid on play-station but it broke and I ended up upgrading to xbox 360 as I got older. The xbox version works on the 360 and it plays seemingly better than a lot of modern games if you ignore the lackey graphics which were great at the time. It brings back the feeling of watching the LOTR films the first time. I recommend getting this.
Tsanche –
I’ll be honest. When a movie is made into a video game I don’t usually enjoy it. They always seem to miss something or the developer gets lazy and doesn’t put enough effort into the game. “Return of the King” is a different game. It has its frustrating moments but many a time you can deal with it.The game begins where The Two Towers left off at Helm’s deep. You start off as Gandolf and you play through the first level and you’ll note the feel of this game is much like Dynasty Warriors. The game will tally up how many kills you get and it will also score you on how well you killed an enemy.In each level you’ve got three guages at the bottom, one for experience (EXP) one for your health and a combo guage. Depending on the combo you do (Fair, Good, Excellent or Perfect) will determine how much EXP you get. When you’ve aquired enough EXP you can buy abilities for whichever character you’re using or even for the entire fellowship at once. Just note that for the fellowship the abilities cost more.After the completition of each level you can choose a different one frome either “The Path of the Wizard”, “The Path of the King” or “The Path of the Hobbits.” It doesn’t matter which route you choose eventually you’ll end up having to do them all. “The Path of the Wizard” let’s you play as Gandolf but there aren’t any other choices until you’ve completed the game. “The Path of the King” lets you use Legolas, Gimli or Aragorn. “The Path of the Hobbits” only lets you use Sam until yo.
shardinea –
So I’m not really what anyone would call a hard core gamer. Truth is, I’m still slowly learning how to play on each system, via my boyfriend who is a gamer and is teaching me. That said, I’ve been attempting to play quite a variety of games and this is by far one of the easiest to grasp. The controls are pretty much learned as you go along without a whole lot of explanation. The first battle that they throw you into lets you play around a bit, getting used to how each character moves and fights, as well as how you can interact with your environment. Beware though, unlike other games, there is no jump command (at least to my knowledge), and “block” is actually a parry, which means that you have to time it right with your enemy’s attack for the move to work correctly. With each battle, you gain more points based on how well you fight. With the points you earn, you can unlock new moves for a single character or the party as a whole. Also, playing this game single player can take a bit to get used to. Your companions played by the system usually don’t end up helping nearly as much as they should, so you’re pretty much on your own. One pretty sweet feature, though, is that you get to have the weapons the characters used in the movie. Just when you start to think, “crap, I have to hit things far away and I have an axe,” the game steps in to lend a hand. You can switch weapons to long rang with the left trigger and fire them off with the same button you use for short ran.
Lisa Shea –
Lord of the Rings – Return of the King videogame is now out for just about every platform. You can be Aragorn, Sam, Gandalf or other characters on your quest to save Middle Earth!Made in the same style as Two Towers, the game covers the third movie complete with video clips from the movie, actor interviews, voice-overs by the original actors and much more. Gandalf’s actor, for example, jokes that the wizard in the game seems to be far more agile than the wizard in the movie was :)The gameplay is very similar to Two Towers and apparently they made many improvements based on user feedback. For example, when you do character upgrades, you can choose just to upgrade the character you are currently playing with (say Faramir) or to upgrade ALL characters for that ability. That makes the upgrade paths VERY interesting.There are three main event paths. There is the way of the Wizard, where Gandalf takes on the Gondor defenses. There’s the way of the King, where Aragorn builds up his army. Then there’s the way of the Hobbit, where poor Sam and Frodo struggle their ways into the depths of Moria.It’s a great preview of the movie, showing lots of film clips of the various battles and scenes. There are many very slick changes between video and gameplay that really make you feel involved. The character movement is great, between the combo attacks and killing blows.It’s not just a hack and slash, there’s a fair amount of strategy involved, both in in-game handling of the enemies as well as.
Kim Berkmann –
Love this game… it’s my favorite! Pelenor Fields is the hardest.
Jonathan R –
First ImpressionsAs soon as you put the CD in the Xbox it starts the game. You have to sit through almost 2 minutes of inescapable logos and stuff until you get to a kind of prologue bit. Then your stuffed right into the middle of a battle as Gandalf! This adds to the sudden excitement of the game.GraphicsThe graphics are state of the art and they surpass even Xbox’s usual brilliance, EA Games has another award winner here. Everything is just so realistic! The settings match the film perfectly, Helms Deep, Osgiliath, Minas Tirith to name but a few! The characters are amazingly exact and you really feel like you are the person! There are small commentaries before each level read by Gandalf over the top of real footage from various parts of the three films, then you are lead into the game by means of the film kind of merging into the game graphics, the join is unnoticeable, honestly!Game playThe game play is even better than the graphics, if at all possible. There are three different “paths”. Path of the wizard using Gandalf; Path of the King using Aragorn, Legolas and Gimli; path of the Hobbits using Frodo and Sam. You basically fight your way through Orcs, Uruk-Hai, The Dead, Spiders, Easterlings, Cave Trolls and various other evil creatures to complete your goal. You can interact with items around you as well; spears, ladders, rocks, catapults, levers, ropes…etc. You get to fight Bosses such as Shelob, the king of the dead, Sauron’s messenger and even the Ringwraiths thems.
PrOxY –
Gave this as a gift and the kids still play them all the time. Im not a huge console game fan (I’m more of a PC FPS player) but my nephews love these and said to rate them four stars! I gave them the whole LOTR set along with the Hobbit.