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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron for Nintendo 64 PLUS 4 other games  US $25.00
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron II Rogue Leader Nintendo GameCube 2001 US $19.99
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron Nintendo 64 1998 US $3.00
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 STAR WARS ROGUE SQUADRON Nintendo 64 Game Cartridge Only USED US $.99
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 N64 star wars rogue squadron US $9.00
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 STAR WARS Rogue Squadron for Nintendo 64 N64 US $4.99
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 STAR WARS ROGUE SQUADRON NINTENDO 64 N64 MANUAL US $1.00
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 STAR WARS ROGUE SQUADRON 3D GAME PC VINTAGE BIG BOX US $19.67
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron III Rebel Strike Nintendo GameCube 2003 US $3.99
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 NINTENDO 64 STAR WARS ROGUE SQUADRON US $.99
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 STAR WARS ROGUE SQUADRON NINTENDO N64 Game US $6.97
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron Nintendo 64 Game Complete with Box N64 US $9.94
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron N64 Box Only with insert US $5.00
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron II Rogue Leader Nintendo GameCube US $14.95
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 HOT Star Wars Rogue Squadron Nintendo 64 1998 US $6.88
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 Star Wars Rogue Squadron Nintendo 64 1998 N64 US $3.99
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Star Wars: Starfighter (Video Game)
This is the first disappoint I've had with my PS2, so far. The graphics in Starfighter are good, but, more than anything else, they reminded me of how amazing Rogue Squadron's graphics were on the N64 a number of years ago. Another problem is the fact that the vehicles of Episode One are simply not as interesting (and, thus, as fun to fly) as those of the original trilogy. Additionally, the first three or four levels were down right boring and I was soon regretting my purchase.
The game does eventually pick up. There are some very cool levels which are both graphically stunning and a lot of fun to play. The use of both planet side and space battles is also a nice touch; something that was conspicuously missing from Rogue Squadron. The control is also top notch. While the graphics aren't is good as they could have been (it's the PS2, for cryin' out loud), the sound is top notch. The voice acting ranges from adequate to superb and the character's voices are actually somewhat unique (a rarity is Star Wars games). The cutscenes are also pretty impressive.
While I would recommend this game, my biggest peeve is that it's WAY too short. First off, the levels are too short. Often times, I found myself wishing that a level would have gone on for another five or ten minutes. This game is supposed to represent inter-stellar war, yet most of the battles could be completed in a couple of minutes. More than anything else, though, the entire experience is over way to quickly. It took me around five hours to complete all of the standard missions: on the same day I bought it. There need to be about twice as many levels as are found in this game; just as soon as things start to get interesting, they're over. Luckily, bonus levels and bonus ships do make the game last a little longer.
The most important aspect of this game is that, once you get past the first couple of levels, it is really a lot of fun (you get to issue orders to wingmen and everything), BUT, make no mistake, this game IS NO KILLER AP. I'd rent it before buying.
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Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3D Review
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