Battle of Endor is quite possibly the most graphically accomplished level on any console game of all time - the level opens with a swarm of tie-fighters and tie-interceptors rushing the camera, a la Return of the Jedi, and the whole battle is played out on a back drop of the Death Star and Super Star Destroyer. Whilst the first few levels look good it's the later levels which will encroach a visit to your doctor (due to your jaw smashing on the floor when it drops so much). The graphics are so good that they wouldn't look out of place in the movies, though at some points they surpass even the movies high expectations (the initial run up to the Death Star from episode 4 A New Hope is a case in point). It is such a huge step up from the previous incarnations of the franchise that it has taken over the role as the Gamecube's flagship title, and this is on a console manufactured by one of the best developers in the business. Graphically this game is amongst the crème de la crème of console games. With the launch of the Gamecube Factor 5 decided to go back to the original trilogy and release a true sequel to Rogue Squadron - Rogue Leader is its name. The only problem for the game was that it was set in the Episode 1 universe rather than the classic trilogy, any Star Wars fan will tell you it's a lot more fun to destroy some Tie Fighters whilst flying an X-wing rather than blasting through packs of droids. Based on Star Wars The Phantom Menace it used an enhanced Rogue Squadron game engine. Rogue Squadron was followed by Battle for Naboo at the end of 2000. It was released to high acclaim, mainly due to the good gameplay and being the first N64 game to run fully 3d worlds in hi-res (if using the 4mb expansion ram). Based on the novel and comic books of the same name it follows the adventures of a band of rebel fighters led by Luke Skywalker, whose role you took in the game. Developed by Factor 5, it was called Rogue Squadron. The last console 'classic' was released in 1998. A few of those countless games have been classics in their time, but the majority of them have been shoddy cash-ins.
ROGUE SQUADRON AND BATTLE FOR NABOO N64 EMULATOR MOVIE
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