
It is a time of great rejoicing in the galaxy. Luke Skywalker, with the help of Wedge Antilles, has blown up the Death Star. But there is little time to celebrate. The mighty Empire is gathering strength for a determined, all-out assault on the Rebel forces.
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Languages: English*, French, German, Spanish - Spain*languages with full audio support
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The original N64 title has its late 90s jank, but it's playable and enjoyable. This version... well, I just attempted a run of the 4th mission, on Corellia. The camera, as usual, was a menace, one I usually resolve by switching to first-person view. Problem: the camera goes into its own mode when attempting to attach tow cables to AT-ATs, as it should, but with this port the camera has a will of its own. It became desynced from my fighter and soon gave me an unhelpful view of the AT-ATs legs. This caused me to crash into those legs, twice. That was on top of the other bugs that had been piling up, such as the sound getting stuck on a loop (mixing the sound of a TIE being shot down with Chewbacca noises), and the fighters dancing around along their routes like bumblebees. And after my second death the game just froze up completely. The original Rogue Squadron is good, but this port is a janky mess. The one good - or perhaps just interesting - factor is that I can play this with a joystick. The game didn't recognize the trigger buttons on my XBox controllers, so I brought out my old joystick. I was certainly happy to give it some use - I'd only ever used this joystick for X-Wing Alliance and Mechwarrior 4, and I quite enjoy being able to use it with a game. That being said, this game is of course not designed for a joystick, and it didn't recognize my throttle control so I had to get a bit creative with the button layouts.
this is childhood right here played on n64 too wish the battle for naboo was on steam
Gran juego, lo recuerdo con mucho cariño. Este port es horrible. Los menús más feos del mundo, las naves se mueven rarísimo, el control vas a tener problemas seguro con ellos.
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