Star Wars: Imperial Ace (2006)
Genres:Shooter, Simulator
Themes:Action, Warfare, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:Star Wars: Imperial Ace is a video game published by THQ Wireless that was released exclusively for the cellphones across Europe in 2006. The game was pre-installed on BenQ Siemens EF81 phones.
Star Wars: Imperial Ace is a 3-dimensional game in which players assume the role of an elite TIE fighter pilot during the Galactic Civil War sometime after the Battle of Hoth. Darth Vader has deployed a fleet of Star Destroyers to counter a Rebel uprising on Mygeeto, and every starfighter in the armada is at the player's disposal, from bombers to interceptors.Show more
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