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Star Wars: Rogue Leader -- Rogue Squadron II (Nintendo GameCube, 2001)
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I played the original Rogue Squadron on Nintendo 64 for years but missed this Gamecube sequel when it was first released. Love It! A must have for retro-gamers who enjoy space fighting games of that era. I was skeptical at first that this used game did not come with original packaging, but it appears to have been well cared for, in excellent condition, and at a great price. Quite pleased with this purchase.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
I have been stuck on the 3rd mission as it is timed which it does not tell you nor does it give you any direction on what to take out. Otherwise the game itself is fun but aggravating as well.
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
This game looks very nice for a Gamecube game although it ends rather quickly. This game is exactly what most people wanted from the first Rogue Squadron on the N64 and creates a much wider battlefield to play in. But this leads to another problem. Without the targeting computer (which if you use too much you cant get any medals) its a little too difficult to spot a dark grey tie fighter flying around in space. And the targeting proton torpedoes make it almost impossible to hit structures. Yet aside from these difficulties, this is a well made game that can bring much enjoyment to many people, just don't pay more than $25 bucks for it...ever.
This game is top-notch quality. Rogue Leader gives you the genuine sensation of what it could have been like for a Star Wars pilot, and pulls no punches for challenge and skill. A couple of control quibbles, and some objectives are head-scratchers at first, but they are minor compared the high quality entertainment found in this flight combat sim. Truly ahead of its time!
Verified purchase: Yes | Condition: Pre-owned
Star Wars Rogue Squadron II is a very excellent game for the Nintendo Gamecube or Wii consoles. After completing missions, some which may take multiple tires to complete, there are various requirements for medals. After completing the game, which is fairly short, there are a few other hidden levels and features that can be unlocked by replaying levels without gold medals, gold medals are a real challenge to acquire. There are also hidden upgrades in the levels, one downside of this is they are hidden extremely well and often found by luck. (or the internet)
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