GameSpot
gamespot.com
"In the end, The Lord of the Rings, The Two Towers is a traditional action game with a terrific gameplay system that encourages you to battle it out like there's no tomorrow." Review by Ryan Mac Donald with score [8.1] and screen shots.
Lord of the Rings Computer Games
p220.ezboard.com
Forum for unofficial video games based upon the stories.
GameSHOUT
gameshout.com
Video and story.
IGN
ps2.ign.com
Includes news, screen shots, previews and a message board.
Video Game Nutz
vgnutz.com
Information, ratings, screenshots and cheats for the series.
eLook
elook.org
Summary of cheats and codes for the GameBoy Advance version.
GameSpot
gamespot.com
"The Fellowship of the Ring is ultimately an average game at its best and a frustrating and boring one at its worst." Review by Brad Shoemaker with score [5.5] and screen shots.
eLook
elook.org
Summary of cheats and codes for the GameCube version.
eLook
elook.org
Summary of cheats and codes for the GameCube version.
UGO
lotr.ugo.com
Archive for descriptions, reviews, walkthroughs, cheats and screenshots.
GamerDad
gamerdad.com
Review by Colleen Hannon, with screen shots. Score: 5 out of 5.
Game Industry News
gameindustry.com
Reviewed by John Breeden, score: 5 out of 5 and "Action Game of the Year".
Cincinnati.Com
cincinnati.com
"The Two Towers is a solid pick - especially for players who enjoy nonstop action - that lives up to the expectations set by the movie on which it's based." Review by Marc Saltzman with score [4.5/5].
The Electric Playground
elecplay.com
"The violence and the combat are exciting, but what draws people and holds them to the trilogy is the hope of a small fellowship struggling against overwhelming odds to set the world right." Review by Jules Grant with overall score [7.5/10] and screen shots.
ign.com
ps2.ign.com
Offers cheats, codes, FAQs, walkthroughs, reviews, previews, features, movies, screenshots, news and boards.
GameOver
game-over.net
"However, action gamers or fans of solid gameplay should seriously pick up this game even if they don't like fantasy based upon the game mechanics and the technical skill demonstrated by EA in bringing this masterpiece from the literary page and the big screen over to the small screen." Review by Jeff 'Linkphreak' Haynes with overall rating [87%] and screen shots.
Gamespy
ps2.gamespy.com
Game information, news and preview articles.
Gamespy
cube.gamespy.com
[77/100] Review by David Hodgson. "Those with homicidal tendencies against Uruk Hai will lap this up." Includes screen shots.
eLook
elook.org
Summary of cheats and codes for the GameBoy Advance version.
GamePro
gamepro.com
"Two Towers isn't perfect, and it's pretty far from groundbreaking, but it's undeniably awesome to delve into such an authentic representation of this universe and whup some orc backside." Review by Air Hendrix with scores and screen shots.
NetJak
netjak.com
"The Two Towers is above average as far as licensed games go, but that doesn't mean it's worth paying top-dollar for." Review by Slusy with overall score [7.8] and screen shots.
Cyber Gaming Network
cgno.com
Preview by Mark Smedinghoff. "Overall, The Return of the King is shaping up to be one of the best movie-to-game transfers in the making."
Game Revolution
gamerevolution.com
"It's a great rental, but even hardcore fans of the movie will probably tire of the gameplay after a few sittings." Review by Ben Silverman with report card [B-] and screen shots.
UGO
lotr.ugo.com
Archive for descriptions, reviews, walkthroughs, cheats and screenshots.
Lord of the Rings - The Return of the King
eagames.com
EA's official site. Includes screenshots, features, video clips and news.
UGO
lotr.ugo.com
Archive for descriptions, reviews, walkthroughs, cheats and screenshots.
IGN
ps2.ign.com
"It's different enough from Universal's title, which is an action-adventure title based on Tolkien's literary works, for gamers to warrant a look at both. But if this game's score indicates anything to you, you'll know which one to pick." Review by Douglass C. Perry with screen shots and overall score [8.3].
TechTV
techtv.com
"The heavily flawed combat drags this title down to a great degree, effectively making about half the game into more a chore than anything else." Review by Matt Keil with screen shots and overall rating [3/5].
GamerFeed
gamerfeed.com
"Just as the movies take liberty with the novels, the game takes liberties with the movies. Some of the battle scenes are drastically changed in order to provide more time for gameplay." Review by Grant Holzhauer with score [8].
Lord Of The Rings Series
lotrseries.com
Contains storylines, cheats and screenshots.
The Two Towers
xbox.com
Microsoft's official site with images, videos, features, forum and links.
PlanetPS2
planetps2.com
"It's somewhat short (maybe five hours per character) and isn't the best action game you'll ever play, but it is the best action game based on The Lord of the Rings." Review by Benjamin Turner with score [75] and screen shots.
The Lord of the Rings
eagames.com
Electronic Arts' official site with features, screenshots, videos, map, characters, enemies, wallpaper, news and links.
TechTV
techtv.com
"Due to the high level of collaboration between Stormfront, EA, and New Line Cinema, this title is an incredibly slick and well-rounded package. However, even without the extras, the game is simply so much fun to play that it's a title players are likely to come back to again and again just for a quick orc-hacking fix." Review by Matt Keil with score [5/5].
Gamespy
xbox.gamespy.com
[77/100] Review by David Hodgson. "It...supplies a reasonably thrilling interpretation of the more vicious portions of the movie without all the clutter of the 'boring bits' of the epic quest itself." Includes screen shots.
GameOver
game-over.net
"There is an initial rush and glimpse of Tolkien's novel in the early going. The ensuing action lacks punch and never arcs to a point to make any of the combat substantial." Review by Fwiffo with overall rating [60%] and screen shots.
All Game Guide
allgame.com
"With graphics prettier than Arwen and gameplay shorter than Bilbo Baggins, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers ends up a mixed bag." Reviewed by Scott Alan Marriott with scores.
GameZone.com
ps2.gamezone.com
"When it comes to the graphical elements, this game is easily head-and-shoulders above others in the genre. From the spark of a parried attack, to the whirr of a blurred blade slashing through the air and a kick that knocks opponents back and off-balance so the killing blow can be struck, this game is a visual delight. The sound elements only add to the overall effect, and make The Two Towers a fantastic outing." Review by Michael Lafferty with overall score [9.8] and screen shots.
ign.com
xbox.ign.com
"Did I have high expectations for the game? Sure, but even if you were to strip the license away, the games lack of focus, sub-par AI, and unbalanced gameplay make the game mediocre at best." Review by Kaiser Hwang with overall score [6.7] and screen shots.
The Electric Playground
elecplay.com
"The game is also pretty short--somewhere in the neighborhood of 8-12 hours to finish, and your desire to replay it will likely be minimal." Review by Bonnie.
GameZone.com
xbox.gamezone.com
"For gameplayers, linear is not good. Though a game sports a variety of puzzles, they should change up a bit for the sake of diversity, something that this game doesn't appear able to do. The enemy AI is suspect." Review by Michael Lafferty with overall score [8.0] and screen shots.
Cincinnati.Com
cincinnati.com
"The game suffers from some repetitive missions with a lot of "fetch this and find that," plus many of the camera angles are finicky." Review by Marc Saltzman with screen shots and score [4.5/5].
GameStats
gamestats.com
Contains news, previews, video and popularity ranking.
The Armchair Empire
armchairempire.com
"Big-time Tolkien fans that can tolerate the generally poor gameplay features in order to get a interactive romp through Middle-earth may want to give LotR a rental, but absolutely don't consider this for a gaming buy unless it can be had around the holidays for under 20 bucks." Review by Lee Cieniawa with overall score [5.1/10] and screenshots.
Gamespot
gamespot.com
Designer Diary #1 by Glen Schofield, executive producer of the game. Discussing E3 and providing preview and screenshots.
PlanetXbox
planetxbox.com
"The die-hard Tolkien will get a kick out of slugging and spell-casting their way through the first book of the Rings trilogy, but the casual gamer will only be disappointed by an otherwise generic action / adventure title." Review by Steve Steinberg with score [68] and screen shots.
psx2codes.com
psx2codes.com
Cheats and codes.