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This superb role-playing game hit all the right points: a lengthy and engrossing storyline, an intuitive and deep lightsaber-wielding combat system, top visuals, and the best droid sidekick this side of...wait, this side of nothing, meatbag. Celebrated RPG developer Bioware hit pure gold with Knights' alignment system, which let players sway the development of their character from light side to dark side according to their moral choices.
Harnessing the Quake III engine for detailed, high-performance graphics, Jedi Outcast stars Jedi outcast Kyle Katarn in a first-person tale of redemption, dueling Jedi, and lots and lots of lightsaber action. Featuring cameos from familiar faces like Luke Skywalker and Lando Calrissian, the single-player mode is a great ride, but to this day it's better remembered for its intense multiplayer modes, where players still gather for impromptu lightsaber duels.
Remembered by many as the best game of Lucas Arts' 1990s series of Star Wars-based shooters, TIE Fighter cast the player as a lowly TIE pilot in the Imperial Navy. As Star Wars fans will know, TIE Fighters are fast and maneuverable but lack shields, making them a challenge for their pilots. With its atmospheric, voice-clip-heavy briefings (a big deal back in 1994) and appealing sense of gravity and seriousness, TIE Fighter (and its expansion) remains a must play for any Star Wars aficionado.
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Posted: 24 May 2007