You can also play it on pc using an arcade emulator called Technoparrot. Here is a tutorial video on how to install and launch the game:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Ay1amTlngiE.html
Ewok village is very fun, it’s a browser game where you are the new chief of an Ewok village and you build up your village in the trees and unlock new buildings and wonders, it is a side scroller, side map view game, fun, but the time the wonders take to build is massive, even if though it does count down even if the tab is closed or the computer shut down
I remember back in the day I would play an online game that let you play as a clone trooper traveling across the landscapes of planets destroying every Clanker you see. Planets like Christophsis and Dathomir if memory serves right. Pretty sure it also had a customizable profile of a clone at the bottom of the screen, and Everytime you’d get shot by a droid he’d react to it. Worst ones to fight were the Magnaguards and vulture droids. Only thing I Can’t remember is the name of the game.
I remember that! Pretty sure it was an exclusive to the Star Wars official website. They've since taken down all of their games. Was a favorite of mine, years ago.
I’ve played the battle pod at the arcade and it’s pretty neat. The one I tried had a Takodana mission where it felt like the machine sprayed a bit of water at me as I skimmed the surface of the lake. Pretty cool stuff.
I actually played 2 of the games listed here! As a kid, I owned lethal alliance on the Nintendo DS and at the time, it was super fun! I actually recently picked up a new copy from a retro games store that is close by my house. The other game I played was battle pod. I had the privilege of playing both versions, and at this point will make it a priority to play whenever I come across one. Battle pod is super fun and immersive despite being in rails. At the start of each level you're given a mission briefing and actually control your jump to hyperspace with the throttle. 10/10, would recommend that you play it at any chance you get.
OMG STAR WARS BATTLE POD??? I haven't played that game in years. It's a great experience and something very special. Also, I remember playing Star Wars the new Yoda Chronicles in the car when my parents were running errands. Man, that takes me back😌
Oh boy that was only the tip of the iceberg, -Force unleashed II (DS port) -Star Wars: The Clone Wars Republic Heroes -Star Wars Chess -Lego Star Wars (GBA port) -Lego Star Wars II (GBA port) -Lego Star Wars III (DS port) -Lego Stat Wars: The Complete Saga (DS port) -Star Wars Flight of The Falcon -Star Wars The New Droid Army -Star Wars Yoda Stories -Star Wars Battlefront Mobile Squadrons -Star Wars Commander -Tiny Death Star -Star Wars Republic Commando: Order 66 (mobile game) -Star Wars: Uprising -Disney Infinity -Star Wars: Galactic Defense -Star Wars: Battle For The Republic -Star Wars The Clone Wars (xbox/ps2) -Star Wars Galaxies -Star Wars Bounty Hunter -Star Wars Racer Revenge -Jedi Arena (2600) -Star Wars (NES) -Star Wars - Attack of The Clones (GBA) -Star Wars Elite Squadron (DS) -The Quest For R2-D2 (Lego flash game) -Lego Star Wars III MMO -Star Wars: Masters of Teras Kasi -Star Wars: Droidworks -Star Wars: Pit Droids -Star Wars Episode 1: The Gungan Frontier -Star Wars: Yoda's Challenge -Star Wars Math: Jabba's Game Galaxy -Star Wars Obi-Wan (xbox) -Star Wars: Jar Jar's Journey -Star Wars Droids (C64) -Star Wars Racer (arcade) -SoulCalibur IV (cameo) -Star Wars Droid Repair Bay -Trials on Tatooine -Star Wars: Tales From Galaxie's Edge -Vader Immortal -Star Wars Pinball -Star Wars Jedi Starfighter -Star Wars Demolitions I know that some of these are more obscure than others, but there are a lot of obscure, unreported, underrated, and forgotten star wars games out there. I did not even list the literal hundreds of official star wars flash games out there.
I’ve played Apprentice of the Force, Lethal Alliance and Revenge of the Sith off this list. The RotS game on DS was mostly the same, but added a few Starfighter missions within the story, and then the multiplayer was all starfighters as well, I had a lot of fun with that. Could even play in classic ships like the Falcon and Slave 1.
I remember this Star Wars game where you play as fighter jets from the original trilogy and you can destroy star destroyers by shooting the shield generators and the globe thing on the bottom.
I’ve played and love LEGO Star Wars: The New Yoda Chronicles, which is an amazing mobile game if you don’t have much to do but don’t want to have to commit to completing a level. I frequently find myself you shooting ten Darth Vaders before getting killed by an imperial officer and blowing up so many star destroyers while continuing to get so much health that I just decide to let myself get shot. Falling into the abyss is not my jam, but I can never seem to beat the level where you’re a droid gunship and have to blow up ARC-170s and AT-APs
I played the heck out of ROTS for the GBA as a kid, It was one of the very first Star Wars games I ever played. I honestly still play it every once in a while
8:46 Fun story, I actually did play this arcade game once in a movie theater. My family was in line to get movie tickets and I sat down in this one and pushed some buttons, and it gave me a free round of getting to blow up the Death Star. That was in 2018, and we were on vacation in North Carolina.
If any of you want to play Star Wars Battle Pod, which is my favorite arcade game of all time even though I’ve only found one of them, you can find that one that I played at the MacDaddy’s on Emerald Isle in North Carolina, USA if you’re ever over there
I have a number of forgotten and seemingly missing Star Wars games that I recall. There were a bunch of cool Star Wars mobile games like Commander, Force Arena (which had special playable concept art Vader and Luke characters for the 40th Anniversary of Star Wars), Uprising, and Rivals (a 1v1 or 2v2 third person shooter). All of these games have since been cancelled and removed without much explanation. There was also a really cool mobile game, 'Star Wars: Rise to Power' which had a alpha/beta testing build of the game playable for a while before the app was shut down, its social media deleted, and the website shut down, all without any comment or information given. It's really quite mysterious and seems like the project was swept under the rug. Somewhere near the release of the first season of Star Wars Rebels (about 6 or 7 years ago), there was this really cool browser tie-in game game which seems to have been scrubbed from the internet. The game was called 'Star Wars Rebels: Rebel Strike' and it was a 3D, top down third person, turn based action-strategy browser game, built in the Unity engine. In the game, you controlled a selection of the rebels who battle Imperial forces on Lothal in a tile based map. It was honestly amazing for a Star Wars browser game (possibly the best ever made) but a couple of years ago I went looking for it out of curiosity and it was barely even referenced. From memory, there were a few low quality RU-vid walkthrough videos, a short Wookieepedia article, and a number of similarly named Rebels games. The only website that had it (some UK Disney site) seemingly took it down. It didn't appear on any of the sketchy Star Wars browser game re-upload sites, nor any official Star Wars or Disney related sites. It would seem that 'Star Wars Rebels: Rebel Strike' was erased from the internet and there is no current way to play the game.
Two obscure Star Wars games I played as a kid, one of which my cousin had and one I got for my birthday in 2005, were the Star Wars Lightsaber Battle Game and Revenge of the Sith plug and play
I loved playing Rebel Assault 2 off a floppy disc when I was a kid. The mining tunnels mission was infuriating for the longest time until I finally passed it.
There was an old Star Wars flash game (I think on the Cartoon Network website?) based on the Genndy Tartakovsky mini-series that I remember quite fondly. You could play Anakin’s first duel with Asaaj Ventress on Yavin 4 as well as Kit Fisto facing the Separatist Quarrens below the seas of Mon Cala. I never owned a computer of my own growing up, so I would use my dad’s whenever I went to visit to play this game as much as I could. Also, there was a DS Clone Wars game based around lightsaber duelling I used to play. You could play as Anakin, Ahsoka and members of the Jedi Council like Mace Windu, Plo Koon and Kit Fisto. All characters would be utilised in one play through since you would need to pair them up and send them to planets like Rodia and Dathomir. The lightsaber combat involved using the touch screen: I don’t remember exactly how it played but it took me a while to get to grips with as a kid, though that may be because I was (and still am) a complete dunce lol. And does anyone else remember Star Wars: Obi-Wan on the original Xbox? Where you could play through the events of Episode I as Obi-Wan with added scenarios and planets. My older brother beat it and I remember hopping onto his safe file and attempting the fights with Maul and the Jedi Council with no experience with the gameplay at all. Needless to say, I got my ass kicked! This comment is way to long for its own good. It’s just fascinating how many games came from this franchise that no one really played or talks about. I guess when games like KotOR I and II, the Battlefront games and Republic Commando exist, there’s bound to be titles that get overshadowed. Or maybe I’m just a magnet for weird underrated games, as my history with the medium is quite unique and steeped in games that are either best left buried or sadly don’t get the recognition they deserve.
Stunt Gungan is literally the same thing as a early/mid 00's flash game that I played when I was younger. The difference is that the flash game was shooting a cat form a canon and this one is just Star Wars slapped on top
Oh man, the handheld revenge of the sith game. That's where my nostalgia was. Played that so much as a kid. Dunno if I was just bad at it or if it was unfairly hard. Can't remember if I ever got to the ending but man seeing this animations fills me with so much nostalgia
Another rare Star Wars game I dont think has been metioned on the channel? Is Star Wars Obi Wan, that game was essentially a prequal to ep1 leading into episode 1 finale. That game was really fun to play with a decent story and gameplay. Most of the time I was in the battlemode in the jedi council chamber defeating all the jedi council members!
3:50 I'm going to have to disagree, Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles had a lot more content than The New Yoda Chronicles. TNYC was basically "run and shoot, run and slice, fall and avoid, fly and shoot" whereas TYC had a wide selection of vehicles decent sized maps, and you had to capture certain points and defeat certain enemies to win the game, and required more thinking and felt less repetitive.
Star Wars Imperial Academy was my childhood, i really miss it a lot... I also played both Yoda Chronicle games on the ipod too. We have the Star Wars Battle Pod at a Dave and Busters here in my town as well
For anyone who lives in the UK, the arcade club in bury has a Star Wars battle pod (the one that costs $100,000) I’ve been there countless times and it’s a great experience
I haven’t ever met anyone who played “Star Wars: Yoda Stories” for Windows 98. The game’s setting took place in the original trilogy. It was my very 1st Star Wars game I ever played. It kinda played like classic Legend of Zelda.
I've actually played SW Battle Pod! It was in my local iPlay America on a High School afterschool trip a few years back... I had quite a blast! Thanks for reminding me of that memory, wish I could relive it again!
I actually still have Apprentice of the Force! I loved it back in the day. It was sort of the definitive version of the SNES SW Trilogy games imo. Had some fun parts but also had some excruciatingly difficult moments. But what it did well was letting you play as only Luke, you really felt his growth as a Jedi and you learned new skills along the way. Good summary of the OT and the addition of a few vehicle missions definitely help improve the game some. Not perfect but a worthy game.
I played the very old arcade Starwars game which I can remember, you got to play 3 levels and if you complete all of them, their was a bonus mission where you fight Boba fett or darth Vader
Hey Bombastic, I actually used to play the Yoda Chronicles on my phone (the mobile app) when i was still a kid. Also, in my local arcade machine inside a mall, it has two star wars battle pod (Flat Screen) and I actually beat the entire game (All of the missions, also the Darth Vader Mission that was Impossible Difficulty) of Star wars battle pod.