I’m not blind to the shortcomings of the game or book, but it was a really interesting time as a fan.
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Shadows was a multimedia project, a ‘film without a film’ and it was near that you had to read the book, the comic book and play the game to get the full story (only the game gives the true ending the comic and novel imply a different outcome, but completing the game on normal or higher shows the canon (at the time ending). The prequels were a rumour (that had been going since the 80s) so the expanded universe novel, comics and video games were the only new stuff we fans had to go with. RevengeFan I have all those things you mentioned sitting on a shelf at home 😁 I loves the whole Shadows thing, as it was the closest we thought we’d ever get to a new film. Obviously, the Rogue Squadron series was the best, and it's a shame we've haven't seen a Switch compilation, complete with the unreleased Wii game and the two Starfighter games on PS2. Episode 1 Racer wasn't that good by being a bit cheap (using obstacles and fog to control difficulty) and benefits now more on nostalgia. After the classic NES version with all its variety, SSW was basic run and shoot. Most of the "Super" series were overrated, especially Star Wars. Clone Wars I enjoyed, and the split-screen was good. It's the only game ever to do this to me. Bounty Hunter I'd have enjoyed if it didn't make me motion sick. Shadows was good, and notably was one of the first, if not the first, N64 PAL game that was full screen. Platforming, shooting, Metvania style exploration, first person flying through asteroids, and the overhead death star run. Sorry, Attack Of The Clones was by far the best of the original trilogy.
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