There are only 2 god tier Star Wars games, hope this helps

[UrkTheSlayer]

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It was real tough playing those old console games with no save states!

I think me and my bro managed to both complete it at least once.

We beat it with codes like starting with the lightsaber and extra continues when I spent the night at a friends.

There’s this lesser known pc game that I thought was awesome called Star Wars rebellion. It’s like a hybrid turn based & RTS. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Star...on_(video_game)

[Nocht]

No love for Soul Calibur 4 ... smh

https://youtu.be/lc5NIxyvLNc

[7thGate]

Man, this thread is taking me back.

I used to go to a friend's house and play Star Wars rebellion and Everquest back in high school.

I remember my parents letting me rent Super Empire Strikes Back from a Blockbuster to play while they went out on a date night. Ended up getting to somewhere in Dagobah before my rental ran out.

[UrkTheSlayer]

I also had to go to a friends to play pc games until christmas 2000 and my parents didn’t let me install games till that summer. When I played classic it was on his pc and account: halfling Druid I got to 12 over a year period: mostly just took turns playing his sk. Was really bummed out you can’t account transfer characters, gms said they could ban him for letting someone else play on his account but since he was there they’d let it go and not to share our accounts.

[Jibartik]

This was my favorite star wars game of them all.

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[UrkTheSlayer]

Idk if I’m gonna p&p id rather just play dnd or pathfinder.

[RecondoJoe]

Shadows of the Empire was ground breaking at the time.

I think my favorite level was the train one where you fight IG-88 at the end

[Snortles Chortles]

[DMN]

What was the name of the one where there was a multiplayer portion of the game where everyone was basically a jedi and you had like typical FPS deathmatch all vs all, team vs team, and you even had 1 versus 1 duels. You essentially had to buy your force power skills and you could spend points to upgrade them to more powerful versions as well. I Think it was one of the jedi knight games? But that was some of the most fun I've ever had in a FPS type game since ye olde unreal tournament 2 assault mode. The game was great but the multiplier was god tier.

[Snortles Chortles]

Ah yes, GoldenEye