
Take back the Theed Royal Palace in this fast and furious lightsaber action game. You will have the power of the Force and your trusty lightsaber to help you ward off legions of battle droids, destroyer droids, assassins, and other creatures from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
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Reviews, worldwide (the counter carries no country): 0.14/day in the week to Aug 27 → 0.43/day in the week after.
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Deflect. Defeat. Destroy!
Take back the Theed Palace in this fast and furious lightsaber action game. You will have the power of the Force and your trusty lightsaber to help you ward off legions of battle droids, destroyer droids, assassins, and other creatures from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace.
*KEY FEATURES*
Jump into Side-Scrolling Arcade Action in the Star Wars Galaxy
Play as Mace Windu, Obi-Wan Kenobi, Plo Koon, Adi Gallia, or Qui-Gon Jinn facing off against droids and other familiar foes from Star Wars: The Phantom Menace
Or, play as one of the previously locked characters such as Darth Maul, Captain Panaka, Queen Amidala, Ki-Adi Mundi, and the Battle Droid, now available from the start!
Bring a Friend in Classic Couch Co-op
Battle side-by-side with a companion in 2-player couch co-op for the entire 10-level campaign and bonus mini-games
Classic & New Game+
Use classic or modern control schemes, toggle your Lightsaber colors to match the films, enjoy new playable characters such as the Tusken Raider, enter classic cheat codes like Big Head Mode, and discover more surprises in this 25th anniversary celebration of Star Wars: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles
A controller is required for local multiplayer.
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SteamYou are here | $19.99 | 421reviews | 77% | — | $185.1K |
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[u][b]-Quick Review-[/b][/u] Let me take you back to my Childhood when you only had enough money to buy a few video games, and you cherished those games above all your other worldly possessions. The Play Station Greatest Hits: Star Wars Jedi Power Battles was one of those few beloved possessions. STAR WARS™: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles was originally developed by Lucas Arts and released in 2000, but has since been “remastered” by Aspyr and rereleased in 2025. [u][b]Review Video:[/b][/u] If you don't like reading, or are curious about watching gameplay check out my video here: https://youtu.be/q_bhBvOL4lk [u][b]-Detailed breakdown review-[/b][/u] [b]Story:[/b] The story for STAR WARS: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles follows the 1999 film Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. Big shocker there for you, I know. The clue was in the games obnoxiously long title. For the sake of simplicity, I’m just going to call it “Jedi Power Battles” from here out. You select your character, battle off the Trade Federation Battleship after the Neimoidians try to poison gas you out, fight through Naboo, pit stop on Tatooine, get tossed off the ledge on Corescant, go back to Naboo, and get your butt kicked by Darth Maul. At this point all I can say is “sorry for kinda spoiling Star Wars Episode 1 for you”, This was a really weird time in video game history (particularly Lucas Arts Games) because we got Star Wars Games which were basically “play the game which follows the movie beat for beat”. In hindsight it’s just kinda odd… but as a kid I didn’t care about that, I wanted to be a Jedi. Wave my hand and watch battle droids fall over! https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3666625162 [b]Gameplay:[/b] It has been decades since I played this bad boy on the Play Station 1, and this port feels like it hasn’t aged a day. Slight improvements on the graphics, add in some extra silly peripherals, Darth Maul still sucks eggs and the only way I beat him is by selecting Pepper Jack or Mozzarella CHEESE. Jedi Power Battles is a 3d platformer Beat-em-up. You’ll probably want to play this with a controller, I couldn’t bring myself to try it with a keyboard… but I can report to you that it works great on the Steam Deck! The controls are: Directional Movement, Fast Attack, Medium/ Flourish Attack(?), Heavy Attack, (aka attack 1, 2, 3… catchy name controls menu) Jump, Block, use item, and use the Force. If you time your block right you’ll return Blaster bolts to their sender. Combo’s will use any mixture of button presses, ranging from as simple as spamming fast attack repeatedly, or as complicated as incorporating heavy, fast, and then sometimes the block button… I don’t use that combo. After you finish a level your points are tallied up and you get rewarded new combo’s and powers. The game gives you tons of combo attacks to play around with, however my young brain only did the same button press again, and again, and again. Mace Windu's fast attack same button combo was an instant classic and so Mace Windu also became my favorite character at the time. You can also just run and avoid combat, but those are extra experience points which would be added up for bonus powers for the Jedi you’re playing as… At the end of the level you have a boss fight. Returning back to this game I really like how varied the different levels appear. The music can definitely get repetitive, but on the whole Jedi Power Battles seems to play nearly EXACTLY how it felt to play as a kid. Along with the janky parts like the 3d platforming which I could understand if people dislike. This was a PS1 and Dreamcast game after all, they were still figuring out 3d platforming back then. The best tip I can give you, is watch your characters shadow when you jump, that’s how you know where you’ll land. https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3666627984 [b]Conclusion:[/b] If it wasn’t already obvious to you, I really love this game. Loved playing it as a kid; loved going back to it as an adult and having an excuse to snag some digital swag in Steam Achievements. I think nearly anyone who played the original will be more than happy with this remaster (There’s always some people out there who don’t though, so I won’t speak for them). Jedi Power Battles is a game from the past, dug up and presented to us today. If you’ve never played it, chances are *YOUR* opinion of the game is more useful then mine, but hopefully this review has been entertaining at least.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Spanish - Spain, Russian, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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Slop of the worst order, remastering an already terrible game with bad gameplay, but not introducing any genuine QOL features, improving the gameplay, keeping the visual style intact but upscaled by AI because it's Aspyr and we love it, the menus are reminiscent of a Spyware fan remaster that somehow made it onto steam without anyone noticing, yet alone being taken down immediatly from the company that made it before, people should unironically stop trusting Aspyr at this point, play this using PCSX2 or buy a PS2 yourself and play it, this remaster done by AIspyr serves nothing else than to prove what they're good at doing, unnecessary AI usage and doing nothing else besides providing the bare minimum of what a "remaster" is, and overpricing it, good job! Enjoy the success of your bare minimum efforts and cancel all production on the DX Remaster
I wish I could give a neutral. Don't get me wrong - I absolutely loved the original and this is giving me such a nostalgia hit to come back and play it on a modern PC. The cheesy voice acting, awful platforming (but at least you can make out your shadow now to see where you're gonna land when the floor is a dark colour), beat 'em up style, and faithfulness to the original is all still great. Absolutely loving the new range of characters too - it introduces such a new style of play to the game (and being able to adjust certain characters' lightsaber colours - including Adi Gallia's original red blade!). Where it starts to fall a bit flat for me is the responsiveness of the controls when running. You have to wait until your character has finished their "skid to a stop" animation before you can attack so when you're fighting small, fast enemies (e.g. the tiny bugs released by the boss in level 2), you either have to stand still and hope they all come from one side, or run far away, pivot, face them, and be ready to attack. If that was fixed I don't think I would have any issue with this game at all! Verdict: Buy it on sale, especially if you had this game as a kid. It's probably not one for younger gamers or those expecting something polished and modern.
Se você gosta de clássicos do final dos anos 90 e início dos 2000, STAR WARS™: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles™ é uma verdadeira cápsula do tempo da era do primeiro PlayStation e Dreamcast. Ele é um jogo de ação e plataforma (Beat 'em up), que reconta os eventos de A Ameaça Fantasma, mas com um foco muito maior no combate frenético com sabres de luz do que na narrativa fiel do filme. As conquistas são fáceis de pegar, não tive problemas de platinar o game Recomendadíssimo!
Need I remind you that it's a PS1/Dreamcast remake, so don't expect precise movement or fast input The only issue is that you can't edit the controller mapping, meaning you either use the modern, which messes up the attacks and jumping becomes A/X or you stick to "classic" and end up misfiring skills or grenades while defending yourself Besides that, Maul is even harder than the PS1 (I've beaten PS1 100 skill all characters and even hidden ones), so you'll have to resort to fast attack spamming and perfect timing before his attacks begin 10/10 would be vaporized by Maul again
Negative reviews were probably expecting a remake or something. It's not. You get the original experience with some nice bonus features. Don't know what else you were expecting there. Game is a blast from the bast, count between 7 and 9 hours to get all the achievements.
You are better off just playing this on Dreamcast. I think Aspyr needs to officially stop remaking Star Wars games cause they never seem the same and always overpriced for a remake that is clunky.
Now <this> is how you port and remaster an old game onto newer hardware/consoles: Basically preserve the core game but add bonus features, levels, characters etc. It's a bit of a shame that they couldn't integrate online co-op into this, as that would have been the logical solution to how multiplayer is going to be quite redudant on PC without that. However, otherwise: they've really outdone themselves with this port, and totally blew my expectations out of the water.
Very good remastered game from PS1 game. Have many characters to play with their unique move sets. Fun challenge level design. Hope to see more remastered games in modern technology.
[h1]絶妙に原作から逸れまくる『ファントム・メナス』再現型3Dベルスク[/h1] [b]ジェダイの騎士オビワン、クワイガン、メイス、アディ・ガリア、そしてプロ・クーンの中から操作キャラを選び、映画『ファントム・メナス』の物語を追体験する3Dジャンプアクション+ベルトスクロール格闘ゲームのリマスター版。[/b] 史実通りのオビワンとクワイガンの子弟はともかく、メイス、アディ、プロの3人までナブーを訪れているという時点でいきなり原作ガン無視の超展開だが、本作のオリジナル版は2000年に北米プレイステーション向けに発売されたものなので[b]「EP1時点で登場・活躍しているキャラだけでキャラゲーを作る」[/b]となるとこういう人選になるのだろう。 となると当然旧三部作の数少ないジェダイのひとり・マスターヨーダの候補の筆頭に上がるわけだが、当時はEP2の公開よりも前。 ドゥークーとヨーダの師弟対決やパルパとの死闘は当然映像化されていないため、「緑ジジイって結局どうやって戦うんだよ」という問題をクリアすることができず実装は見送りとなった。 また、同じような理由でメイス・ウィンドゥが青いライトセーバー(紫のセーバーが登場するのはEP2から)を持っていたりするのだが、こちらはリマスターに際して映画準拠カラーに変更するオプションが付いているので安心だ。 [h1]ジェダイ・パワーバトルズとは?[/h1] 本作…のオリジナル版が発売されたのは、現在からはるかにさかのぼって2000年の4月4日。 北米における『ファントム・メナス』公開からだいたい一年後にプレイステーションとドリキャスで発売された本作は、同名映画をアーケードゲーム的なベルトスクロールアクションに落とし込んだ多人数協力型の3Dアクションゲームだ。 なお、本作の一年前(すなわち、ファントムメナス公開と同時期)にも同じプレステ1において『ファントム・メナス』の3Dアクションゲームが発売されているが、本作はそちらとは開発会社が異なり、システム的にも特につながりはない。 残念ながらこの現在リマスターされているほうの『パワーバトルズ』は日本のプレステでは(おそらく)展開されなかったため、日本人は出来が悪くておもんないほうの『ファントム・メナス』しか遊ぶことができなかったようだ。 [h1]それなりにとっつきやすい基本システムと、あほみたいな凶悪難易度[/h1] ゲームシステムは至極簡単。キャラを操作してライトセーバーで敵をしばく、それだけ! こういうゲームにありがちなあんまり威力の高くないライトセーバーは少々物足りないが、ジャストガードで反射してバトルドロイドを葬ったり、身軽なジャンプアクションでアスレチックを飛び越えたりといかにもジェダイらしい動きを楽しむことができる。 戦闘が楽しげな反面、[u]3Dプラットフォームとしての出来は超が付くほど壊滅的。[/u] 視点が固定された状態でジャンプするためとにかく遠近感がつかみにくく、高所からの落下が頻発する。 また地形も無駄に入り組んだ構造だったりすることが多く、途中から視野外の攻撃が飛んできたりもするためつらく感じてくるだろう。 当時から『調整にあと数か月ぐらいかけたほうが良かったんじゃねぇのか』と酷評された本ゲームだが、リマスターであるため当然の権利のように当時のキツいゲームバランスをそのままお出しされる。 同時期のスターウォーズゲーム同様に、総じて遊ぶのにかなり根気が要る内容。 事前に瞑想を済ませ、腰を据えてコントローラーを握ろう。 [h1]よく考えるとだいぶ面白い、ゲームシステム最優先の原作改変[/h1] クワイガンを操作できる…と聞いた時点で「もしや」と思われる方もいるだろうが、実はその通り。 本作、なんと[b][u]クワイガンを操作してダースモールに挑み、そのまま普通に勝つことができる。[/u][/b] エンディングシーンではオビワンと師匠、パドメとグンガン王、そして勝手についてきたジェダイマスター3人が仲良く並んでナブー解放を祝うという、なんとも牧歌的な歴史改変映像を拝むことができる。 もしこうなった場合、一応パルパティーンは不信任決議で元老院議長に就任することは可能だろうが、選ばれし子であるアナキン・スカイウォーカーは父親の代わりとなりうるクワイガン、頼れる兄貴分のオビワンのふたりによって健全な成長を遂げていくこととなる。 となるとシディアスは選ばれし子の懐柔に難儀するはずで、この世界線では暗黒面に屈したダース・ヴェイダーは誕生しないのかもしれない。 [h1]どこ需要だよ!リマスターで大幅増加したプレイアブルキャラたち[/h1] リマスターとなれば目玉要素は必要だが、アーケードゲーム的な内容の本作は中身の改変は難しい。 そこでAspyrの開発陣は本作に大量の新規プレイアブルキャラを投入することで目新しさを確保することに成功した。 その内訳は次の通り。 ・ダースモール ・キャプテン・パナカ ・パドメ・アミダラ ・キアディ・ムンディ ・バトルドロイド ・パイロットドロイド(青) ・謎のウィークウェイのおっさん ・ドロイデカ ・タスケン・レイダー ・ローダードロイド [b]半分ぐらいネタ切れだろ!!![/b] 時期的にまぁギリありえなくもないジェダイマスターや味方勢力としてのバトルドロイドはともかく、住んでる惑星が異なり言葉も通じないくせにダース・モールの打倒とナブーの解放に力を貸してくれるタスケン・レイダーなどは本当に謎の存在だ。レゴ・スターウォーズじゃねぇんだぞ… CO-OP対応も相まって、複数人でわちゃわちゃ楽しく遊ぶこともできるようになっている。 「パナカとタスケン」みたいな馬鹿げたパーティーを組み、ダースモールの打倒を目指すのも一興だ。 [h1]悪くはないけど映画見たほうが早い[/h1] アーケード的な触り心地に溢れた、多人数プレイ重視の牧歌的なファントムメナス。 本編の難易度はかなりアレなので、履修したいのであれば普通に原作映画見るか、レゴ・スターウォーズをやったほうが早いだろう。 ただし尺を稼ぐために用意された映画では描かれていないオリジナルステージや馬鹿げた追加要素などリマスターとしての質は結構高く、「俺はジェダイパワーバトルがやりたいの!!!」というファンにとってはかなりうれしい内容となっている。 まぁ、そういうファンが存在しているのかどうかは謎だが… 上述の通り日本ではオリジナル版を遊ぶのは至極困難なため、スターウォーズのゲームシリーズ全制覇を目指しているそこのキミはぜひともこのリマスター版を購入しよう。 比較して面白がるぶんには悪くはない一作。
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