GameTrailers.com provides an interesting look into the Star Wars games Rebel Assault and Rogue Squadron. This long video can definitely supply the viewer with some sweet gaming nostalgia.
There are many great Star Wars games out there, but these rank amongst the best.
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While you may think that bingeing on the entire Star Wars Saga would be the best way to prepare yourself for the seventh (holy shit!) Star Wars movie, we have an alternate, more interactive way to do so.
There are a ton of Star Wars games available, which might make picking the best ones a bit daunting. After all, you don't want to get stuck playing Super Bombad Racing or Masters of Teras Kasi. That's why we're here. We're going to pick out seven of the best Star Wars games you should try getting your hands on, in the short amount of time before the movie comes out. You know, which is tomorrow night.
Here are the seven objectively best Star Wars games you should be playing.
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Battlefront and kotor were awesome games. Haven't really played the others. I love delving into the universe in anyway I can though.
If you're a Star Wars fan you owe it to yourself to play Jedi Academy, it's the best Jedi/Sith combat game ever made and probably still has an active multiplayer community on PC.
It is really good, probably showing it's age now sadly but the lightsaber combat is so awesome. There was a very dedicated modding scene for it too so there are thousands of different character models, weapons, maps etc freely available to download if you look around for them.
It was the lightsaber combat that caught my attention. It does show its age but that's not really a problem of it's fun.
Where is "Star Wars Dark Forces " from 1996 ? One of best crtitically acclaimed Star Wars video games ever !
As with any license of such scope, the ideal Star Wars game does not exist. The task is impossible. There are too many angles a developer could take. There's no one metric for successful use of the brand. But in the absence of that metric, one of the more responsible routes to take is simply recreating the movies. And for all the developers who've tried, the one who came closest to succeeding isn't even around anymore: Factor 5.
Words just don't decribe how awesome Rebel Assault was when it was released. Talk about fun times.