The Force Unleashed 2 for DS Force Awakens 2 DS: Vader Action games are supposed to be fun and standing around is the opposite of fun. You literally have to stand and wait and stand and wait and stand and wait until your Jedi is ready to fight another wave and drain his power again.
Collecting power-ups or collectibles won't do it for you. Problems arise when your player runs out of Force powers (which happens constantly) and is forced to literally stand in place to recharge them. The New Droid Army is a game about using the Force to fight mostly brain dead enemy droids and aliens. Star Wars: The New Droid Army for Game Boy Advance New Droid Army Desert Scene Remember that hoverbike level from Battletoads and how hard it was and how much you hated it and I just how terrible it was? Imagine that, but an entire video game. In at number seven on our list is the vintage return of the Jedi arcade machine.
Return of the Jedi for Arcade Return of the Jedi Arcade Cut Scene With only three lives, one hit kills, and brutally unfair levels, players must rely on memorization to survive this abomination. Star Wars for the Famicom makes the cut not only because it's enemies bear no resemblance to the movie, but also because it is punishingly difficult even for the time. Number eight on our list is the famous Japanese Famicom Star Wars game where Darth Vader turns into a scorpion. But hey, at least Mara Jade's in it! - Max Scoville 8.
Unfortunately, the game controlled like Battle Arena Toshinden, if you fed Battle Arena Toshinden a bottle of Quaaludes and drizzled it in molasses. It wasn't all bad to the best of my knowledge, it was the first time in video game history players could be Boba Fett, and the only time they could play as his Expanded Universe impostor, Jodo Kast. Unfortunately, we got Masters of the Teräs Käsi, which chose to go the three-dimensional route during the very early days of, well, making video games with polygons, and didn't exactly deliver on the gameplay front.
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Star Wars is full of sword-wielding space-wizards, robots, assassins, and bizarre aliens, so given the right approach, a Star Wars fighting game could've been incredible. Star Wars: Masters of Teras Kasi for PlayStation That said, I can't fault LucasArts for trying new thing, and if nothing else, Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire is one of the coolest-sounding Star Wars games. Something I remember much less fondly are the infuriatingly cumbersome vehicle controls, which are probably the only part of the game that holds up worse than the direct-to-video visuals. Of course, I was nine years old at the time. I remember thinking Rebel Assault II was incredibly cool when it first came out, being blown away by the seamless fusion of full-motion video and computer-generated graphics that would undoubtedly never be topped.
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