Star Wars: Rogue Squadron II - Rogue Leader (2001)
Genres:Shooter
Themes:Action, Science fiction
Game modes:Single player
Story:In Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader you get the chance to jump into the cockpit of an X-wing and join Luke Skywalker and the Star Wars galaxy's most daring pilots as they return to face off against the Empire.
As in the original hit game for N64, you'll relive favorite Star Wars battles including the perilous Death Star trench run, a daring space attack on a Star Destroyer and the legendary battle on the ice planet Hoth. Rogue Leader features stunning, movie like visuals and immerses players in an intense action-arcade experience.
Aerial conflict takes place in a variety of craft such as the legendary X-wing, A-wing, and B-wing. For the first time, the game also features on-foot ground combat in missions directly based on or inspired by the original movie trilogy.Show more
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This brings me back memories of what it means to dream of a game you can`t have, haven`t had the money for a gamecube or any console at the time, but all of the people playing on youtube made me fall in love with this game. Would be a dream come true for a rogue squadron fan to play this game at last. Thank you Factor 5 for making it. And Thank you gog for even trying to make it become a reality.
I remember sending the wing mates off to do whatever while I did the mission objectives, but as a kid playing this off big screen tv, trying to keep the volume low when trying to sneak in more playing time at night or early in the morning...good times, would love to see this brought back on GOG.
Everyone who dreamed of controlling one of the many scifi-vehicles appearing in the original trilogy will love this game. Hovering over the snow-dunes of Hoth or race through the lush jungles of Endor on an imperial speeder-bike. Though 30 years old the graphics are still tunning. An action-game every Star Wars fan can play with simple controls, different levels and catching story.
This was, and still is, by far the best star wars space combat game ever created, which highlights the horrible fact that it is still stuck in the GameCube.
Factor 5 made one of the greatest games of all time. Fighting the two star destroyers long with the rest of the Rebel Fleet at Endor is still a feeling I have yet to experience in any other game.
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