SW Games

[FrozenPhoenix32]

Mercury33

I'm not sure how to explain it, but basically the premise is that you take over literally day to day control of the galaxy starting the day after the Battle of Yavin. You control production, diplomacy, scouting, everything. If you play as the Empire you have to capture Luka and Mon Mothma and find and destroy the Rebel Headquarters. If you play as the Rebels, you have to capture Vader and Palpatine and you have to conquer Coruscant. I got it like 5 years ago, so it's probably not even on the market anymore. But if you're one of those micromanagement fans, you might want to see if you can find it on Ebay. Like I said before, it's really fun, but hard as hell.

Is it an RTS or an RPG?  

[Mercury33]

what's an RTS?  

[Durza the Shade]

Real-time strategy.  

[Mercury33]

well, of the two, it's probably more real-time strategy. But like I said, it's a very complicated game, and thus very hard to explain if you've never played it. It'd probably be easier if you're interested to look it up on Google or whatever.  

[Nelowulf]

Yea... I think that game is what they based Empire at War after...

Speaking of which, I need to play that game again...  

[Mercury33]

You mean you've actually heard of it Nelo?  

[Nelowulf]

I've owned everything since Colecovision, the predessor of Atari.

I would think I'd remember a game that was actually difficult, unlike most games nowadays.

Though I don't talk about the "oldies" since many people have never heard of them, or hate how difficult they were.

I mean, back then, making an easy game was a waste of time. Kinda like the original metal gear. Most people couldn't get past the first frame. I laughed, and said, wait till you reach the third...  

[Mercury33]

I'm not complaining, I'm just stating the fact that it was very hard for me. I actually love it in spite of that. It's fun having direct control over the entire galaxy, even Palpatine. But I agree, there's no substitute for the oldies. I've had Star Wars on NES for 15 years and still can't get off the Death Star.  

[Mercury33]

Anyone here still play the Customizable Card Game? I know it's not nearly as popular as it once was, but there are still a few of us diehards out there.  

[Nelowulf]

Mercury33

I'm not complaining, I'm just stating the fact that it was very hard for me. I actually love it in spite of that. It's fun having direct control over the entire galaxy, even Palpatine. But I agree, there's no substitute for the oldies. I've had Star Wars on NES for 15 years and still can't get off the Death Star.

oh my.... you have issues on something that.... nevermind...

This is why I kick a** at games. cool never a game I couldn't finish....  

[FrozenPhoenix32]

Nelo does kick a** at games. Wanna know what I hate?

Prisoners of the Maw, Rouge Squadron II: Rouge Leader  

[Nelowulf]

FrozenPhoenix32

Nelo does kick a** at games. Wanna know what I hate?

Prisoners of the Maw, Rouge Squadron II: Rouge Leader

WHAT?

That pathetic level? Heck I hate strike at the core more than that one...

That one is even better than Razor Rondevous...  

[FrozenPhoenix32]

I hate it with a burning flame of passion.  

[Durza the Shade]

Prisoners of the Maw is a piece of ryshcate. Razor Rendezvous and Strike at the Core are the tough ones; Nelo is right about that.  

[FrozenPhoenix32]

Durza the Shade

Prisoners of the Maw is a piece of ryshcate. Razor Rendezvous and Strike at the Core are the tough ones; Nelo is right about that.

Is Razor Rendezvous the one with the B-Wing and the Assault on the ISD that falls to Kothlis?

Cuz if it is, that one was really easy for me, i beat it my first try with a silver medal.

Now Strike At the Core, I still cant beat.