Star Wars: Lethal Alliance

Star Wars: Lethal Alliance (2006)

by Ubisoft Casablanca
Genres:Adventure, Fighting
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:To capture the plans for the Death Star and make it back home safely, players must guide Rianna Saren and her trusty droid Zeeo through a variety of Star Wars environments while avoiding or attacking Imperial soldiers and their allies. Rianna is gifted in combat and Zeeo comes in handy for unlocking security doors, reaching high places, and bypassing dangerous areas. The story of Star Wars: Lethal Alliance unfolds between Episode III and Episode IV, when Princess Leia recruits the duo to steal the plans so the Rebels may learn any weaknesses in the massive weapon. Players will explore such areas as Tatooine, Despayre, Alderaan, and Danuta while interacting with characters including Boba Fett, Darth Vader, and Kyle Katarn. The PSP features various mini-games and multiplayer Twil'lek vs. Twi'lek combat over a wireless network.Show more
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My grandfather got me this game (he was a big Star Wars fan), I remember playing it on my Nintendo DS... It was fun but at some point I remember getting stuck and after a few attempts I gave up and never finished the game. I was always disappointed that I couldn't make it past at that time but perhaps I might now I'm an adult? Would love to have another go at it, this time on the PC :) ...My grandad has since passed away but I'm still determined to make the gift worth his purchase.
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