If you saw the film, then you will know this is the junkyard where Ray, Finn and BB-8 all met up just before the First Order attacked.
The free demo I experienced on PlayStation 4 takes players through The Niima Outpost. As expected, Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens remains in the line of what one could expect from a Lego game and although it doesn’t derive much from the proven formula, there are plenty of new gameplay tweaks and additions here and there to make the star-studded experience feel fresh and stand out from its brethren.
Who would have thought that one of the most iconic ships of science fiction would come from such an innocuous place? Yet it's perfect for the ship, which is just as memorable and special as it is junky and plain.Ĭan you wait to see what else is new about the Millennium Falcon in Star Wars: The Force Awakens? Do you know any more insider info on the ship? Let us know in the comments below.Lego games have been around for quite a long time, eleven years to be exact, and with each new entry to the series, the franchise follows a similar formula regardless of the universe the brick-sized figures inhabit. That’s right, that iconic design was inspired by a meal. Seriously: the idea came about when Lucas took a bite out of a burger and placed it down next to an olive on a toothpick. With no time to go, they took influence from one of the strangest of places: one of his next meals. The original model for the Millennium Falcon was changed at the last minute at George Lucas’ request because he thought it too closely resembled the Eagle Transporter ships used in the Space: 1999. ILM referred to this classic ship as "the Pork Burger" internally because it was said to be based on a half-eaten hamburger. The Millennium Falcon was designed last minute after Lucas ate a hamburger
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