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| − | {{Infobox CVG| title=Star Wars: Starfighter |
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| + | |title=Star Wars: Starfighter |
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| − | | image=[[Image:Starwarsstarfighter.jpg|250px|]] |
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+ | |developer=*[[LucasArts]] |
| + | *[[Tsunami Visual Technologies, Inc.]] (Arcade version) |
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| − | | publisher=[[LucasArts Entertainment Company|LucasArts]] |
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| + | |publisher=*LucasArts |
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| + | *Tsunami Visual Technologies, Inc. (Arcade version) |
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| − | | released=[[February 19]], [[2001]] |
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| + | |released=*[[February 19]], [[2001]] |
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| − | | genre=Arcade simulator |
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| + | *[[2003]] (Arcade version)<ref name="Arcade">{{Cite_web|url=http://www.arcadeflyers.com/?page=thumbs&db=videodb&id=5091|title=The Arcade Flyer Archive - Video Game Flyers: Star Wars Starfighter, Tsunami Visual Technologies, Inc|publisher=Arcadeflyers.com}}</ref> |
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| − | | modes=Single player, multiplayer |
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| + | |genre=Arcade simulator |
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| − | | ratings=[[Wikipedia:ESRB|ESRB]]: Teen (T) |
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| + | |modes=Single player, multiplayer |
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| − | | platforms=[[PC]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]]'''*''' |
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| + | |ratings=[[Wikipedia:ESRB|ESRB]]: Teen (T) |
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| + | |platforms=[[Personal computer|PC]], [[PlayStation 2]], [[Xbox]], [[Arcade game]], [[PlayStation 3]] |
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| + | |timeline=[[32 BBY/Legends|32 BBY]]|next=''[[Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter]]'' |
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| − | '''''Star Wars: Starfighter''''' is a flight simulation video game for the [[PC]], [[Xbox]] and [[PlayStation 2]] that takes place during ''[[Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace]]'', released on [[February 19]], [[2001]]. |
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| + | '''''Star Wars: Starfighter''''' is a flight simulation video game for the [[Personal computer|PC]], [[Xbox]] and [[PlayStation 2]] that takes place during [[Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace|''Star Wars'': Episode I ''The Phantom Menace'']], released on [[February 19]], [[2001]]. |
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''Star Wars: Starfighter Special Edition'' is an improved version of the original release, ''Star Wars: Starfighter''. It included several bonus features not included in the first title, such as improved graphics, special bonus levels, unlockable fighter craft and even some two-player versions of story levels. |
''Star Wars: Starfighter Special Edition'' is an improved version of the original release, ''Star Wars: Starfighter''. It included several bonus features not included in the first title, such as improved graphics, special bonus levels, unlockable fighter craft and even some two-player versions of story levels. |
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| + | The game's script was worked on by [[Matt Jacobs]]. |
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| − | ==Summary== |
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| − | The storyline follows the exploits of three [[pilot]]s prior to and during the [[Invasion of Naboo]]; [[Naboo]] [[starfighter]] pilot [[Rhys Dallows]], [[mercenary]] [[Vana Sage]] and [[Feeorin]] [[pirate]] [[Nym]]. While Dallows defends [[Queen]] [[Padmé Amidala|Amidala]] from mercenaries in the [[Naboo system]], Vana Sage is betrayed by the [[Trade Federation]] near [[Eos]], and Nym carries out raids on Federation freighters over [[Lok]]. The three ultimately cross paths, and set out to fight back against the Trade Federation following the death of Dallows' mentor, [[Essara Till]], and the capture of Nym's base on Lok. The pilots join the Battle of Naboo, with Nym and Vana protecting a groundside settlement while Dallows takes the fight to the orbital [[Droid Control Ship]] with [[Bravo Squadron]]. |
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| + | In [[2003]], [[Tsunami Visual Technologies, Inc.]] released a version of the game for the TsuMo arcade motion multi-game system. This version featured five levels. On [[April 28]], [[2015]], the game was made available on [[PlayStation Network]], allowing it to be played on [[PlayStation 3]]. |
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| − | ==Plot== |
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| + | ==Summary== |
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| − | The story begins by showing one of the three main characters, [[Rhys Dallows]], piloting an [[N-1 Naboo Starfighter]]. He manages to blast one droid starfighter out of the sky, but is subsequently shot by a second one. It is then revealed Rhys was just [[Dream|dreaming]], as he is awakened by [[Essara Till]], who trains him in basic maneuvering and combat. The two are then relegated to defending the [[Padmé Amidala]] as they meet with [[Trade Federation]] officials. The meeting is revealed to be a trap, as Rhys and Essara are then forced to defend the royal starship from [[Mercenary|mercenaries]] until it can escape. After it escapes Essara is killed by an unidentified ship, while Rhys survives but his ship is disabled and is later rescued by the [[Toydarian]] [[Reti]] in the [[Zoomer]]. |
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| + | The storyline follows the exploits of three [[Pilot/Legends|pilots]] prior to and during the [[Invasion of Naboo/Legends|Invasion of Naboo]]; [[Naboo/Legends|Naboo]] [[Starfighter/Legends|starfighter]] pilot [[Rhys Dallows]], [[Mercenary/Legends|mercenary]] [[Vana Sage]] and [[Feeorin/Legends|Feeorin]] [[Pirate/Legends|pirate]] [[Nym]]. While Dallows defends [[Queen/Legends|Queen]] [[Padmé Amidala/Legends|Amidala]] from mercenaries in the [[Naboo system/Legends|Naboo system]], Vana Sage is betrayed by the [[Trade Federation/Legends|Trade Federation]] near [[Eos]], and Nym carries out raids on Federation freighters over [[Lok/Legends|Lok]]. The three ultimately cross paths, and set out to fight back against the Trade Federation following the death of Dallows' mentor, [[Essara Till]], and the capture of Nym's base on Lok. The pilots join the Battle of Naboo, with Nym and Vana protecting a groundside settlement while Dallows takes the fight to the orbital [[Lucrehulk-class Droid Control Ship|Droid Control Ship]] with [[Bravo Flight/Legends|Bravo Squadron]]. |
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| + | ==Opening crawl== |
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| − | The story at this point shifts to the point of view of Vana Sage, a mercenary employed by the Trade Federation, as she helps test the [[Scarab starfighter]]. After she destroys a number of the fighters, her [[astromech droid]], [[Mod-3]], intercepts a transmission about the illegal invasion of Naboo. The Trade Federation subsequently terminates her contract and sends numerous "Hunter-Killer" droids, then a squad of mercenaries after her. She manages to destroy all but one of the droids, which leads her to a droid production factory on the volcanic planet of [[Eos]]. After investigating for a while, she returns to her base of operations, awaiting Reti and Rhys. |
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| + | {{Opening crawl |
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| + | |name=STARFIGHTER |
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| + | |text=The galaxy stands on the brink |
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| + | of war. In the Outer Rim, the |
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| + | greedy Trade Federation is |
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| + | mobilizing a secret army to |
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| + | strike at peaceful Naboo. |
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| + | Amidst growing tensions, Bravo |
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| − | [[Nym]], a Feeorin pirate Vana had managed to capture at some point before the events take place, had escaped and now threatened to kill Vana. She manages to buy him off by telling him about the droid factory she discovered on Eos, which he repays by trapping her in a [[locker]] and meeting back up with his pirate group above [[Lok]]. Nym then had started a piracy operation which began the [[First Battle of Lok]], disabling a freighter in orbit and managing to send it crashing to Lok's surface, Nym's pirates steal valuable supplies from the crashed freighter and return to their base. The Trade Federation strikes back, overrunning Nym's pirates and forcing him to self-destruct the base as they return to Vana's home. |
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| + | Flight trainee RHYS DALLOWS |
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| + | prepares to fly Royal Escort |
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| + | and protect the Queen. |
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| + | Meanwhile, the mercenary |
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| − | Reti and Rhys arrived at Vana's home and found her in the locker and released her. Nym then arrived back at Vana's station, After the meeting between Rhys, Vana, Nym and Reti, the four ally with each other in an attempt to stop the Trade Federation once and for all. The character played as varies throughout the second half of the game, as the small group destroys the droid factory on Eos, disables a Trade Federation freighter and steals supplies, delivers those supplies to Bravo Flight, rescues Trade Federation prisoners, and then defends the Naboo Royal Guard's outpost. The final mission takes place around the Droid Control Ship [[Saak'ak]], as Bravo Flight destroys the receiver stations on the exterior of the ship. As they destroy all the droid starfighters currently deployed, the leader of the Trade Federation-hired mercenaries appears. The shield to one of the hangar bays opens; a landing craft leaves as the mercenary and Rhys enter. The shield closes again, trapping Rhys inside and the rest of Bravo Flight outside the ''Saak'ak''. A fierce battle throughout most of the ship ensues, with Rhys eventually destroying the mercenary. |
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| + | VANA SAGE has undertaken a |
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| + | dangerous assignment for the |
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| + | Trade Federation, a mission |
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| + | that will lead her to a perilous |
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| + | discovery. |
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| + | And on the planet Lok, the |
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| − | The ''Saak'ak'' begins falling apart as soon as the mercenary's ship is destroyed, which forces Rhys to blow a generator in the hangar bay. The shield is lowered, and Rhys escapes the doomed vessel. This supposedly takes place at the same time [[Anakin Skywalker|Anakin]] is inside of the ship in a different bay, as numerous quotes reference Anakin's Starfighter destroying and leaving the ship. |
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| + | pirate captain NYM prepares |
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| + | for his next raid, unaware that |
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| + | the Trade Federation is |
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| + | planning a deadly gambit that |
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| + | will spell doom for his |
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| + | homeworld and force three |
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| + | unlikely heroes to save the |
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| + | galaxy... |
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| + | }} |
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| − | == |
+ | ==Plot== |
| + | [[File:StarWars Starfighter.jpg|thumb|right|250px|Promotional game image.]] |
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| − | ===Characters=== |
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| + | The story begins with [[Rhys Dallows]], a budding [[N-1 starfighter/Legends|N-1 starfighter]] pilot. After a short combat tutorial with his mentor [[Essara Till]], the two are assigned their first joint mission. They are to escort [[Padmé Amidala/Legends|Padmé Amidala]] traveling in the [[J-type 327 Nubian royal starship|Royal Starship]] as she meets with [[Trade Federation/Legends|Trade Federation]] officials. The meeting is revealed to be a [[Attempted kidnapping of Queen Amidala|trap]], and Rhys and Essara are forced to defend the royal starship from [[Mercenary/Legends|mercenaries]] until it can escape. After it jumps into hyperspace, Essara is killed by an unidentified ship, and Rhys's ship is disabled. Rhys is later rescued by the [[Toydarian/Legends|Toydarian]] [[Reti]] in the [[Zoomer]]. |
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| − | *[[Padmé Amidala]] {{Mo}} |
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| − | *[[Reeve Dallows]] |
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| − | *[[Rhys Dallows]] |
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| − | *[[Jinkins]] |
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| − | *[[Nym]] |
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| − | *[[Reti]] |
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| − | *[[Vana Sage]] |
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| − | *[[Esarra Till]] |
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| + | The story shifts to Vana Sage, a mercenary employed by the Trade Federation. She is hired to help test the [[Scarab-class droid starfighter]], which serves as an informal tutorial for controlling her ship. After completing the task, her [[Astromech droid/Legends|astromech droid]], [[Mod-3]], intercepts a transmission about the illegal invasion of Naboo. The Trade Federation subsequently terminates her contract and sends numerous "Hunter-Killer" droids and a squad of mercenaries to kill her. Vana manages to destroy all but one of the droids, which leads her to a droid production factory on the volcanic planet of [[Eos]]. After a brief investigating of the factory, she returns to her base of operations, awaiting Reti and Rhys. |
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| − | ===Droids=== |
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| − | *[[Mod-3]] |
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| − | *"[[Wrench (R2 unit)|Wrench]]" |
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| + | [[Nym]], a Feeorin pirate Vana had managed to capture at some point before the events take place, had escaped and now threatened to kill Vana. She manages to buy him off by telling him about the droid factory she discovered on Eos, which he repays by trapping her in a [[locker]] and meeting back up with his pirate group above [[Lok/Legends|Lok]]. Nym then had started a piracy operation which began the [[First Battle of Lok]], disabling a freighter in orbit and managing to send it crashing to Lok's surface, Nym's pirates steal valuable supplies from the crashed freighter and attempt to return to their base by navigating through a river defending the small freighter to a cave. The Trade Federation strikes back, overrunning Nym's pirates and forcing him to self-destruct the base as they return to Vana's home. |
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| − | ===Locations=== |
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| − | *[[Eos]] |
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| − | *[[Lok]] |
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| − | *[[Naboo]] |
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| + | Reti and Rhys arrived at Vana's home and found her in the locker and released her. Nym then arrived back at Vana's station, After the meeting between Rhys, Vana, Nym and Reti, the four ally with each other in an attempt to stop the Trade Federation once and for all. The character played as varies throughout the second half of the game, as the small group destroys the droid factory on Eos, disables a Trade Federation freighter and steals supplies, delivers those supplies to Bravo Flight, rescues Trade Federation prisoners, and then defends the Naboo Royal Guard's outpost. Failure of this mission only occurs if either the outpost is badly damaged or 5/10 defense turrets are destroyed. The final mission takes place around the [[Lucrehulk-class Droid Control Ship|Droid Control Ship]], as Bravo Flight destroys the receiver stations on the exterior of the ship. When they destroy all the droid starfighters currently deployed, the leader of the Trade Federation-hired mercenaries appears. The shield to one of the hangar bays opens; a landing craft leaves as the mercenary and Rhys enter. The lander can be destroyed but requires tremendous amounts of time and damage to destroy. The shield closes again, trapping Rhys inside and the rest of Bravo Flight outside of the ship. Inside the hangar bay, several landing craft surround the area. These can also be destroy except the landers. Destroying these makes the hangar safer to navigate. A fierce battle throughout the inner bays of the ship ensues, with Rhys eventually destroying the [[Unidentified mercenary craft|mercenary's ship]]. When [[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Anakin Skywalker]] fires the shot that destroys the control ship, Dallows escapes the doomed vessel by destroying the shield generator blocking his escape route. |
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| − | ===Species=== |
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| − | *[[Bith]] |
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| − | *[[Feeorin]] |
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| − | *[[Human]] |
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| − | *[[Toydarian]] |
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| − | [[Image:StarWars Starfighter.jpg|right|thumb|250px|Promotional game image.]] |
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| − | *[[C-9979 landing craft]] |
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| − | *[[Dagger starfighter]] |
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| − | *[[Dianoga (starfighter)|Dianoga starfighter]] |
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| − | *''[[Guardian Mantis]]'' |
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| − | *[[J-Type 327 Nubian royal starship]] |
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| − | *[[Lucrehulk-class battleship|''Lucrehulk''-class battleship]] |
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| − | *[[Lucrehulk-class Droid Control Ship|''Lucrehulk''-class Droid Control Ship]] |
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| − | *[[MorningStar]] |
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| − | *[[N-1 starfighter]] |
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| − | *[[Naboo freighter]] |
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| − | **''[[Charm's Way]]'' |
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| − | *[[Scarab-class droid starfighter]] |
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| − | *[[Scurrg H-6 bomber]] |
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| − | **''[[Havoc (starfighter)|Havoc]]'' |
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| − | *[[Sigil (starfighter)| Sigil]] |
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| − | *[[Trade Federation dropship]] |
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| − | *[[Trade Federation super freighter]] |
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| − | *[[Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid, Mark I]] |
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| − | *''[[Zoomer]]'' |
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| + | After the battle, the three heroes meet and exchange farewells before [[Nym|Nym's]] departure to rejoin his [[Lok Revenants|fellow pirates]]. |
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| − | ==Bonus Missions== |
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| + | ==Bonuses== |
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| − | After gaining a Gold Medal in certain missions, additional bonus missions and ships will be unlocked. Not all of the items in these missions should be taken as canon. |
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| + | ===Missions=== |
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| + | {{Tone}} |
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| + | These missions are unlockable by completing campaign missions with gold medals. |
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*''Fighter Training'' |
*''Fighter Training'' |
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| − | *:In this training mission, [[Rhys Dallows]] battles holographic simulations of various mercenary ships. |
+ | *:In this training mission, [[Rhys Dallows]] battles several waves of holographic simulations of various mercenary ships. (In this mission, there is a [[B1 battle droid/Legends|B1 battle droid]] on one of the asteroids [[BBQ droid|cooking and flipping Hamburgers from a grill]].) |
*''Ground Attack Training'' |
*''Ground Attack Training'' |
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| − | *:In this training mission, [[Nym]] battles holographic Trade Federation |
+ | *:In this training mission, [[Nym]] battles ten waves of holographic Trade Federation vehicles and vessels. |
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+ | *''Charm's Way'' |
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+ | *:This mission has Essara Till defending a small convoy of merchant ships leaving Naboo, during the prelude to the [[Invasion of Naboo/Legends|Invasion of Naboo]] including the [[Mercatan]] and the [[Charm's Way]], captained by [[Reeve Dallows]], father of Rhys Dallows. Along their route, the convoy is attacked by mercenary fighters, a Trade Federation fleet, and a Planetary Gun stationed on one of Naboo's moons. If played in multiplayer, the second person will play as Rhys. |
*''Canyon Sprint'' |
*''Canyon Sprint'' |
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| + | *:Here, Rhys Dallows competes with his companions in a race down the [[Naboo training canyon]]. Your opponents are Reti, Vana Sage, Nym, and Essara Till. Till is the fastest of the four. In order to win the race, the player must defeat her. (In this mission, the different valleys contain sets from different maps in the game, most notably buildings from the Naboo concentration camps, and buildings from the Eos production plant. In the valley after the finish line is a giant race car, but it only appears if the player beats all four opponents.) |
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| − | *:This mission has you playing Rhys Dallows in a race of superiority. Your opponents are Reti, Vana Sage, Nym, and Esara Till. |
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*''Outpost Attack'' |
*''Outpost Attack'' |
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+ | *:Vana Sage defends a mining outpost against a Trade Federation attack. Three [[Trade Federation Dropship|Dropships]] can be seen in the sky but are indestructible. These release [[Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid, Mark I/Legends|Droid Starfighters]] to overrun the outpost. The outpost is not undefended as it has multiple turrets; however, if the player does not intervene, the outpost will be destroyed. |
*''Space Sweep'' |
*''Space Sweep'' |
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+ | *:Nym destroys asteroids in an asteroid field. The player gains points by destroying asteroids, mines, and the occasional passing saucer. This mission appears to be a form of the Atari ''Asteroids'' game. |
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| + | These vessels are unlocked for use in every mission by attaining certain gold medals or entering cheat codes. |
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| + | *[[Guardian Mantis]] |
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| + | *[[Havoc (starfighter)|Havoc]] |
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| + | *[[N-1 starfighter/Legends|N-1 starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[Scimitar/Legends|Sith Infiltrator]] |
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| + | *[[N-X Police Cruiser]] |
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| + | *[[Scarab-class droid starfighter|Scarab Droid]]{{Fact}} |
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| + | ==Credits== |
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| − | * [[Guardian Mantis]] |
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| + | {{Credits |
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| − | * [[Havoc]] |
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| + | |cast= |
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| − | * [[N-1 Starfighter]] |
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| − | * [[Sith Infiltrator]] |
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| − | ==Voice cast== |
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*[[Darren Scott]]—Rhys Dallows |
*[[Darren Scott]]—Rhys Dallows |
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*[[Charles Rocket]]—Nym |
*[[Charles Rocket]]—Nym |
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*[[Wally Wingert]]—Reti |
*[[Wally Wingert]]—Reti |
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*[[Rob Paulsen]]—Freighter Captain; Bravo 12; Droid |
*[[Rob Paulsen]]—Freighter Captain; Bravo 12; Droid |
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+ | *[[Grey Griffin|Grey DeLisle]]—Bravo 8; Rescue 2 |
*[[Carlos Alazraqui]]—Pirate Cargo Captain; Mercenary Wing; Rescue 1 |
*[[Carlos Alazraqui]]—Pirate Cargo Captain; Mercenary Wing; Rescue 1 |
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*[[Jim Ward]]—Pirate Ground Control; Wingman 1 |
*[[Jim Ward]]—Pirate Ground Control; Wingman 1 |
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| − | *[[Jess Harnell]]—Pirate Ground Forces; Ric |
+ | *[[Jess Harnell]]—Pirate Ground Forces; Ric Olié |
*[[Tom Kane]]—Mercenary Pilot; Wingman 3 |
*[[Tom Kane]]—Mercenary Pilot; Wingman 3 |
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*[[Neil Ross]]—Wingman 2; Rescue 3; Trade Federation Officer |
*[[Neil Ross]]—Wingman 2; Rescue 3; Trade Federation Officer |
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| + | |crew= |
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| + | }} |
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| + | ==Appearances== |
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| − | ==Behind the scenes== |
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| + | {{App |
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| + | |characters=*[[Stass Allie/Legends|Stass Allie]] {{C|Only on special ''Star Wars: Starfighter'' game preview}} {{Fact}} |
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| − | *In the Bonus Mission ''Charm's Way'' the second Missile Frigate fires two weapons, each called "Chris Corrpedo." Most likely named for lead programmer Chris Corry. The "Corrpedoes" closely resemble escape pods and one of them is being ridden by a [[B1 battle droid|battle droid]] |
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| + | *[[Padmé Amidala/Legends|Padmé Amidala]] {{C|Aboard the Royal Starship}} |
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| + | *[[BBQ droid]] {{Nc}} |
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| + | *[[Bravo Twelve]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Reeve Dallows]] {{1stm}} |
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| + | *[[Rhys Dallows]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Daphry]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Jinkins]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Mod-3]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Nolo]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Nym]] {{1st}} |
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| + | {{!}} |
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| + | *[[Ric Olié/Legends|Ric Olié]] |
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| + | *[[Reese (pirate)|Reese]] {{1stm}} |
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| + | *[[Rescue Leader]] {{1st}} {{Voice}} |
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| + | *[[Reti]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Vana Sage]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Anakin Skywalker/Legends|Anakin Skywalker]] {{Imo}} |
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| + | *[[Essara Till]] |
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| + | *[[Wrench (R2 unit)|Wrench]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Unidentified mercenary leader]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Unidentified N-1 starfighter pilot]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Unidentified Naboo resistance fighter]] {{1st}} |
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| + | |creatures= |
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| + | *[[Exogorth/Legends|Exogorth]] {{Mo}} {{C|As "space slug," used as insult.}} |
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| + | *[[Gundark/Legends|Gundark]] {{Mo}} |
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| + | |droids= |
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| + | *[[Astromech droid/Legends|Astromech droid]] |
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| + | **[[R-series/Legends|R-series]] |
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| + | ***[[R2-series astromech droid]] |
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| + | *[[Battle droid/Legends|Battle droid]] |
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| + | **[[B-series battle droid/Legends|B-series battle droid]] |
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| + | ***[[B1 battle droid/Legends|B1 battle droid]] |
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| + | **[[Droid starfighter/Legends|Droid starfighter]] |
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| + | ***[[Hunter-Seeker droid]] {{1st}} |
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| + | ***[[Scarab-class droid starfighter|''Scarab''-class droid starfighter]] {{1st}} |
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| + | ***[[Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid, Mark I/Legends|Variable Geometry Self-Propelled Battle Droid, Mark I]] |
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| + | *[[Protocol droid/Legends|Protocol droid]] {{Mo}} |
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| + | *[[Turret droid]] {{1st}} |
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| + | |events= |
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| + | *[[First Battle of Lok]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Invasion of Naboo/Legends|Invasion of Naboo]] |
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| + | **[[Attempted kidnapping of Queen Amidala]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Skirmish at Eos]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Battle of Eos (Invasion of Naboo)|Battle of Eos]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Skirmish over Naboo]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Mission in the Naboo canyon]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Raid on the Solleu River]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Battle of the Naboo resistance base]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Battle of Naboo/Legends#Battle in space|Naboo Space Battle]] |
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| + | |locations= |
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| + | *[[Dantooine/Legends|Dantooine]] {{Mo}} |
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| + | *[[Eos]] |
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| + | *[[Iego/Legends|Iego]] {{Mo}} |
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| + | *[[Lok/Legends|Lok]] |
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| + | **[[Nym's Base]] |
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| + | *[[Naboo/Legends|Naboo]] |
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| + | **[[Great Grass Plains/Legends|Great Grass Plains]] |
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| + | ***[[Resistance outpost]] |
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| + | **[[Naboo training canyon]] {{1st}} |
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| + | ***[[Naboo Resistance base]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Solleu River/Legends|Solleu River]] |
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| + | ***[[Camp Three (Naboo)|Camp Three]] |
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| + | ***[[Camp Two]] |
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| + | **[[Theed/Legends|Theed]] |
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| + | ***[[Theed Hangar/Legends|Theed Hangar]] |
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| + | |organizations= |
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| + | *[[Lok Revenants]] |
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| + | *[[Mercenary/Legends|Mercenary]] |
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| + | *[[Rescue Flight]] |
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| + | *[[Royal House of Naboo/Legends|Royal House of Naboo]] |
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| + | **[[Monarch of Naboo/Legends|Monarch of Naboo]] {{Mo}} |
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| + | **[[Royal Naboo Security Forces/Legends|Royal Naboo Security Forces]] |
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| + | ***[[Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps/Legends|Naboo Royal Space Fighter Corps]] |
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| + | ****[[Bravo Flight/Legends|Bravo Squadron]] |
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| + | **[[Naboo Resistance]] |
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| + | *[[Trade Federation/Legends|Trade Federation]] |
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| + | **[[Trade Federation Droid Army/Legends|Trade Federation Droid Army]] |
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| + | |species= |
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| + | *[[Bith/Legends|Bith]] |
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| + | *[[Diathim]] {{Mo}}{{C|as "angel".}} |
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| + | *[[Feeorin/Legends|Feeorin]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[Gungan/Legends|Gungan]] |
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| + | *[[Human/Legends|Human]] |
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| + | **[[Naboo (people)/Legends|Naboo]] |
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| + | *[[Toydarian/Legends|Toydarian]] |
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| + | |vehicles= |
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| + | '''Artillery''' |
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| + | *[[Heavy Artillery Gun]] |
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| + | '''Speeders''' |
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| + | *[[Revenant Speeder]] |
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| + | *[[Single Trooper Aerial Platform/Legends|Single Trooper Aerial Platform]] |
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| + | *[[V-19 landspeeder]] |
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| + | '''Starships''' |
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| + | *[[C-9979 landing craft/Legends|C-9979 landing craft]] |
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| + | *[[Dagger-class starfighter|''Dagger''-class starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[Dianoga-class assault starfighter|''Dianoga''-class assault starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[Evac 1]] {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[G-400]] |
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| + | *''[[Guardian Mantis]]'' {{1st}} |
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| + | *[[J-type 327 Nubian royal starship]] |
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| + | *[[Lucrehulk-class battleship|''Lucrehulk''-class battleship]] |
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| + | *[[Lucrehulk-class Droid Control Ship|''Lucrehulk''-class Droid Control Ship]] |
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| + | **[[Vuutun Palaa/Legends|''Vuutun Palaa'']] |
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| + | *[[MorningStar-A starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[MorningStar-B starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[MorningStar-C starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[N-1 starfighter/Legends|N-1 starfighter]] |
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| + | *[[Naboo freighter]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **''[[Charm's Way]]'' {{1st}} |
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| + | **''[[Mercatan]]'' {{1st}} |
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| + | {{!}} |
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| + | *[[Scurrg H-6 prototype bomber|Scurrg H-6 bomber]] |
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| + | **[[Havoc (starfighter)|''Havoc'']] |
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| + | *[[Sigil (starfighter)|Sigil]] |
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| + | *[[Trade Federation Dropship]] |
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| + | *[[Trade Federation Freighter]] |
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| + | *[[Lupus-class missile frigate|Trade Federation Missile Frigate]] |
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| + | *[[Trade Federation Patrol Boat]] |
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| + | *[[Trade Federation repair ship]] |
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| + | *[[Trade Federation Superfreighter]] |
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| + | *[[Velker (starfighter)|Velker]] |
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| + | *''[[Zoomer]]'' |
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| + | *[[Scimitar/Legends|Sith Infiltrator]] {{Nc}} |
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| + | '''Tanks''' |
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| + | *[[Armored Assault Tank/Legends|Armored Assault Tank]] |
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| + | *[[AMT]] |
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| + | '''Transports''' |
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| + | *[[Multi-Troop Transport/Legends|Multi-Troop Transport]] |
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| + | *[[Rescue Boat]] {{1st}} |
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| + | **[[Rescue 1 (Naboo)|Rescue 1]] |
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| + | **[[Rescue 2]] |
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| + | **[[Rescue 3]] |
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| + | |technology= |
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| + | *[[Deflector shield/Legends|Deflector shield]] |
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| + | *[[E-5 blaster rifle/Legends|E-5 blaster rifle]] |
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| + | *[[Energy bomb]] |
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| + | *[[Hologram/Legends|Hologram]] |
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| + | *[[Holoprojector/Legends|Holoprojector]] |
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| + | *[[Laser cannon/Legends|Laser cannon]] |
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| + | {{!}} |
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| + | *[[Mine/Legends|Mine]] |
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| + | *[[Missile/Legends|Missile]] |
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| + | **[[Nano missile]] |
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| + | *[[Laser cannon/Legends|Trade Federation Factory Turret]] |
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| + | *[[Proton torpedo/Legends|Proton torpedo]] |
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| + | |miscellanea= |
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| + | }} |
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| + | ==Bibliography== |
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| − | *In the Bonus Mission ''Canyon Sprint'' the different valleys contain sets from different maps in the game, most notably buildings from the Naboo concentration camps, and buildings from the Eos production plant. In the valley after the finish line there is a giant race car, but it only appears if the player beats all three opponents. |
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| + | *{{InsiderCite|50|Gamescape}} {{1stm}} |
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| + | *{{InsiderCite|53|Gamescape}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20000511.html|text=A Whole Fleet of New Games}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/starfighterprev.html|text=''Starfighter'' Preview|archivedate=20040414181411}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010203.html|text=''Star Wars: Starfighter'' Premiere at the Sony Metreon}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010203b.html|text=''Star Wars: Starfighter'' Goes Gold}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/beacon28.html|text=Playing Favorites: A Quick look at LucasArts' ''Starfighter''}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/f20010216/index.html|text=The Evolution of ''Star Wars: Starfighter''|archivedate=20040414101455}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010221.html|text=Snapshots from the Metreon}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010502.html|text=''Star Wars'' Starfighter: Special Edition}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010921.html|text=''Star Wars Starfighter: SE'' Game Trailer}} |
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| + | *{{GamerCite|6|State of the Arts}} |
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| + | *{{SWArchive|url=games/videogames/news20090706news.html|text=LucasArts Revives Classic Gaming Titles}} |
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| + | *{{SW|url=news/star-wars-force-for-change-announces-new-star-wars-humble-bundle-iii-to-benefit-unicef|text=''Star Wars: Force for Change'' Announces New ''Star Wars'' Humble Bundle III to Benefit UNICEF|archivedate=20190909190744}} |
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+ | ==Notes and references== |
| + | {{Reflist}} |
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| − | *''[[Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter]]'' |
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==External links== |
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| + | *{{WP|Star Wars: Starfighter}} |
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| − | *{{SW|url=gaming/videogames/news/starfighterprev.html|text=''Starfighter'' Preview}} |
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+ | *{{Imdb|title/tt0278059|Star Wars: Starfighter}} |
| + | *{{LucasArtsCite|url=products/starfighter/default.htm |
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| − | *{{SW|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010203b.html|text=''Star Wars: Starfighter'' Goes Gold}} |
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| + | |text=''Star Wars: Starfighter'' official site|arc=20011013091149/http://www.lucasarts.com/products/starfighter/default.htm}} |
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| − | *{{SW|url=gaming/videogames/news/f20010216/index.html|text=The Evolution of ''Star Wars: Starfighter''}} |
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| − | *{{SW|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010221.html|text=Snapshots from the Metreon}} |
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| − | *{{SW|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010502.html|text=''Star Wars'' Starfighter: Special Edition}} |
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| − | *{{SW|url=gaming/videogames/news/news20010921.html|text=''Star Wars Starfighter: SE'' Game Trailer}} |
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*[http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/starwarsstarfighter/review.html GameSpot review of PS2 version of ''Starfighter'': 7.8 (Good)] |
*[http://www.gamespot.com/ps2/action/starwarsstarfighter/review.html GameSpot review of PS2 version of ''Starfighter'': 7.8 (Good)] |
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*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/sim/starwarsstarfighter/review.html GameSpot review of PC version of ''Starfighter'': 6.7 (Fair)] |
*[http://www.gamespot.com/pc/sim/starwarsstarfighter/review.html GameSpot review of PC version of ''Starfighter'': 6.7 (Fair)] |
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Revision as of 22:04, 2 May 2020
Warning: This infobox has missing parameters: composer, programmer, producer, upc, director, designer, writer, expansions, artist, closed, basegame, release date, series and unrecognized parameters: released Star Wars: Starfighter is a flight simulation video game for the PC, Xbox and PlayStation 2 that takes place during Star Wars: Episode I The Phantom Menace, released on February 19, 2001.
Star Wars: Starfighter Special Edition is an improved version of the original release, Star Wars: Starfighter. It included several bonus features not included in the first title, such as improved graphics, special bonus levels, unlockable fighter craft and even some two-player versions of story levels.
The game's script was worked on by Matt Jacobs.
In 2003, Tsunami Visual Technologies, Inc. released a version of the game for the TsuMo arcade motion multi-game system. This version featured five levels. On April 28, 2015, the game was made available on PlayStation Network, allowing it to be played on PlayStation 3.
Summary
The storyline follows the exploits of three pilots prior to and during the Invasion of Naboo; Naboo starfighter pilot Rhys Dallows, mercenary Vana Sage and Feeorin pirate Nym. While Dallows defends Queen Amidala from mercenaries in the Naboo system, Vana Sage is betrayed by the Trade Federation near Eos, and Nym carries out raids on Federation freighters over Lok. The three ultimately cross paths, and set out to fight back against the Trade Federation following the death of Dallows' mentor, Essara Till, and the capture of Nym's base on Lok. The pilots join the Battle of Naboo, with Nym and Vana protecting a groundside settlement while Dallows takes the fight to the orbital Droid Control Ship with Bravo Squadron.
Opening crawl
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Plot
Promotional game image.
The story begins with Rhys Dallows, a budding N-1 starfighter pilot. After a short combat tutorial with his mentor Essara Till, the two are assigned their first joint mission. They are to escort Padmé Amidala traveling in the Royal Starship as she meets with Trade Federation officials. The meeting is revealed to be a trap, and Rhys and Essara are forced to defend the royal starship from mercenaries until it can escape. After it jumps into hyperspace, Essara is killed by an unidentified ship, and Rhys's ship is disabled. Rhys is later rescued by the Toydarian Reti in the Zoomer.
The story shifts to Vana Sage, a mercenary employed by the Trade Federation. She is hired to help test the Scarab-class droid starfighter, which serves as an informal tutorial for controlling her ship. After completing the task, her astromech droid, Mod-3, intercepts a transmission about the illegal invasion of Naboo. The Trade Federation subsequently terminates her contract and sends numerous "Hunter-Killer" droids and a squad of mercenaries to kill her. Vana manages to destroy all but one of the droids, which leads her to a droid production factory on the volcanic planet of Eos. After a brief investigating of the factory, she returns to her base of operations, awaiting Reti and Rhys.
Nym, a Feeorin pirate Vana had managed to capture at some point before the events take place, had escaped and now threatened to kill Vana. She manages to buy him off by telling him about the droid factory she discovered on Eos, which he repays by trapping her in a locker and meeting back up with his pirate group above Lok. Nym then had started a piracy operation which began the First Battle of Lok, disabling a freighter in orbit and managing to send it crashing to Lok's surface, Nym's pirates steal valuable supplies from the crashed freighter and attempt to return to their base by navigating through a river defending the small freighter to a cave. The Trade Federation strikes back, overrunning Nym's pirates and forcing him to self-destruct the base as they return to Vana's home.
Reti and Rhys arrived at Vana's home and found her in the locker and released her. Nym then arrived back at Vana's station, After the meeting between Rhys, Vana, Nym and Reti, the four ally with each other in an attempt to stop the Trade Federation once and for all. The character played as varies throughout the second half of the game, as the small group destroys the droid factory on Eos, disables a Trade Federation freighter and steals supplies, delivers those supplies to Bravo Flight, rescues Trade Federation prisoners, and then defends the Naboo Royal Guard's outpost. Failure of this mission only occurs if either the outpost is badly damaged or 5/10 defense turrets are destroyed. The final mission takes place around the Droid Control Ship, as Bravo Flight destroys the receiver stations on the exterior of the ship. When they destroy all the droid starfighters currently deployed, the leader of the Trade Federation-hired mercenaries appears. The shield to one of the hangar bays opens; a landing craft leaves as the mercenary and Rhys enter. The lander can be destroyed but requires tremendous amounts of time and damage to destroy. The shield closes again, trapping Rhys inside and the rest of Bravo Flight outside of the ship. Inside the hangar bay, several landing craft surround the area. These can also be destroy except the landers. Destroying these makes the hangar safer to navigate. A fierce battle throughout the inner bays of the ship ensues, with Rhys eventually destroying the mercenary's ship. When Anakin Skywalker fires the shot that destroys the control ship, Dallows escapes the doomed vessel by destroying the shield generator blocking his escape route.
After the battle, the three heroes meet and exchange farewells before Nym's departure to rejoin his fellow pirates.
Bonuses
Missions
These missions are unlockable by completing campaign missions with gold medals.
- Fighter Training
- In this training mission, Rhys Dallows battles several waves of holographic simulations of various mercenary ships. (In this mission, there is a B1 battle droid on one of the asteroids cooking and flipping Hamburgers from a grill.)
- Ground Attack Training
- In this training mission, Nym battles ten waves of holographic Trade Federation vehicles and vessels.
- Charm's Way
- This mission has Essara Till defending a small convoy of merchant ships leaving Naboo, during the prelude to the Invasion of Naboo including the Mercatan and the Charm's Way, captained by Reeve Dallows, father of Rhys Dallows. Along their route, the convoy is attacked by mercenary fighters, a Trade Federation fleet, and a Planetary Gun stationed on one of Naboo's moons. If played in multiplayer, the second person will play as Rhys.
- Canyon Sprint
- Here, Rhys Dallows competes with his companions in a race down the Naboo training canyon. Your opponents are Reti, Vana Sage, Nym, and Essara Till. Till is the fastest of the four. In order to win the race, the player must defeat her. (In this mission, the different valleys contain sets from different maps in the game, most notably buildings from the Naboo concentration camps, and buildings from the Eos production plant. In the valley after the finish line is a giant race car, but it only appears if the player beats all four opponents.)
- Outpost Attack
- Vana Sage defends a mining outpost against a Trade Federation attack. Three Dropships can be seen in the sky but are indestructible. These release Droid Starfighters to overrun the outpost. The outpost is not undefended as it has multiple turrets; however, if the player does not intervene, the outpost will be destroyed.
- Space Sweep
- Nym destroys asteroids in an asteroid field. The player gains points by destroying asteroids, mines, and the occasional passing saucer. This mission appears to be a form of the Atari Asteroids game.
Vehicles
These vessels are unlocked for use in every mission by attaining certain gold medals or entering cheat codes.
Credits
By type
| Cast | Uncredited cast | Crew | Uncredited crew | Special thanks |
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Appearances
By type
| Characters | Organisms | Droid models | Events | Locations |
| Organizations and titles | Sentient species | Vehicles and vessels | Weapons and technology | Miscellanea |
Characters
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Organisms
Droid models
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Events
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Locations
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Organizations and titles
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Sentient species
Vehicles and vessels
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Artillery Speeders Starships
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Tanks
Transports
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Weapons and technology
Bibliography
"Gamescape" — Star Wars Insider 50 (First mentioned)- "Gamescape" — Star Wars Insider 53
- A Whole Fleet of New Games on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Starfighter Preview on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Star Wars: Starfighter Premiere at the Sony Metreon on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Star Wars: Starfighter Goes Gold on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Playing Favorites: A Quick look at LucasArts' Starfighter on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- The Evolution of Star Wars: Starfighter on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Snapshots from the Metreon on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Star Wars Starfighter: Special Edition on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Star Wars Starfighter: SE Game Trailer on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- "State of the Arts" — Star Wars Gamer 6
- LucasArts Revives Classic Gaming Titles on StarWars.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- Star Wars: Force for Change Announces New Star Wars Humble Bundle III to Benefit UNICEF on StarWars.com (backup link)
Notes and references
- ↑ The Arcade Flyer Archive - Video Game Flyers: Star Wars Starfighter, Tsunami Visual Technologies, Inc, published by Arcadeflyers.com on www.arcadeflyers.com (backup link not verified!)
External links
- Star Wars: Starfighter on Wikipedia
- Star Wars: Starfighter at the Internet Movie Database
- Star Wars: Starfighter official site on LucasArts.com (content now obsolete; backup link)
- GameSpot review of PS2 version of Starfighter: 7.8 (Good)
- GameSpot review of PC version of Starfighter: 6.7 (Fair)
- Star Wars: Starfighter on MobyGames
