There were plenty of environments with plenty of objectives, and they were all different enough to not make this game repetitive.

The gameplay was really simple which was to shoot down as many enemy fighters as you could and to finish the objective that was assigned such as escorting, blowing up a base, or protecting a city etc. Now days I'd reccomend renting it if you could find it, or maybe find a friend who still has this game around somewhere.

I played this game over and over until I got all the gold medals. The value of this game was great back in the late 90s. Sure the sound is as clean as it could be, but back then it was still great. Each ship sounds pretty much identical to the ships in the movies including how they shoot or fly. The sound effects sound very similar to the movies too which is a really big help. The voice acting I'm pretty sure featured some of the actors and actresses from the movies, but didn't sound that great, but it got the point across with what they said and how they said it. The music sounded similar to the movies, but it didn't have as clean of a sound which is ok. I never played any of the new rogue squadron games, but I'm betting you'd probably have more fun with those than you would this one because of the fact that the graphics are improved. The combat is pretty smooth and is still fun even with the outdated graphics. The ships and the hangar you choose your ship in still looks pretty good. The graphics were pretty average for a N64 game. Of course that was then and now it may not be worth trying out unless you really like combat simulators and/or Star Wars. This game combined great Star Wars fighters with fun missions which made it a game worth trying out. It was one of my favorite games on the Nintendo 64. By MoreCowbell6924 | Review Date: AugI remember playing this game all the time back in the day.

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