At this point, Luke Skywalker was still just a farm boy. That's why he favors his homing missiles over his lightsaber.
The inside of the sandnigger vehicle filtered me as a child
>>11274286I haven't played this game in ages, I remember enjoying it though
>>11274286I remember this game being hard as fuck
>>11274471These games filtered everyone. Well except maybe Super RotJ, that game was surprisingly manageable outside of the bullshit final stage.
>>11274286Never got into these games, the IJ one included; they're stressful and generally unrewarding and un-fun. Design-wise they feel like something modeled after the most buckshot-style arcade gameplay possible, but even more frustrating since there's no infinite credits to make up for it.
>>11274286lulz I miss this about old licensed games. The liberty they took to squeeze a whole game out of two hour movie always made for absolute vidya kino.
>>11274286You don't have the lightsaber yet in that level.
>>11276225Yes, because Luke was still a farm boy. That's why he uses his homing missiles here instead.
>>11274286Yeah, I’ll never forget when Luke went to go search for uncle Owen and aunt beru and he had to fight a giant sandworm while doing 50 backflips firing hundreds of homing missiles from his blaster. George is the master.
>>11276231You’re thread is hilarious op, people are laughing there is just no engagement on this shitty board.
>>11276231Well, cause his T-16 is in the garage getting fixed otherwise he'd be blasting all the womp rats with that instead. He's obviously not going to just use his dinky blaster to take out a whole flipping sarlac monster.
>>11276549And yet he still never got those power converters from Tosche Station
>>11276553Well in the end they would have been useless since the storm troopers probably blew up his skyhopper anyways. I think the most impressive thing is that after he finally does find Old Ben he's able to lie to a Jedi and make him think imperial troops slaughtered all those Jawas. He's got too much of his father in him.
I always hoped we'd get games in this style about the newer movies too.
>>11276623Including his pathological hatred of sand?
>>11276131This one looks nice to me
>>11274506Super ROTJ was so fucking weird, half the levels were stupid easy, the other half were ridiculous bullshit hard.
>>11276131Get good fag, these are the best SNES games ever made
>>11277120The second ewok village level is the only difficult one in that game outside of the death star escape
>>11276832He did want to join the Imperial Academy.
>>11274286Once you unlock Solo the game becomes a bit easier, i never could make it past the 1st death star level
>>11279212My dick was hard.
>>11274286he doesnt even have a light saber until obi wan gives him his fathersand no idea how to make one without jedi training of his own
>>11278704some of the best star wars games toolook who has a light saber nowvwoosh vwoosh
>>11274286Super Star Wars kicks ass. Never could get into Super ESB though.
>>11279226That game is hot trash.
>>11279243I have something better to do than listen to you.
>>11279243I couldn't stand the slowdown in ESB's first platforming level. It's been about 15 years since I last played it so I forgot if that's the level it starts with or not.>>11279245Wtf is your problem, dude? I'm trying to engage in a polite discussion and then you come along.
>>11274286I have never managed to beat a single one of these games, not even as an adult.
>>11279460well it's because you need to smoke some crack, faggot
>>11274506I liked ROTJ because you could play as Slave Leia and whip enemies. She had a Mai Shiranui-tier ass you could see for a frame or two when you did her spin attack.
I miss LucasArts.I miss Star Wars.
>>11280779Me too. It’s never coming back though.SotE is such a comfy game.You know, I never consciously noticed before how perfect they got the animation of the walker in this game and I must have played it for dozens of hours as a kid. That is completely dead on to ESB.
>>11280827SotE takes me back to the mid 90s SW revival with the Trilogy.But yeah, it's times that are not coming back. We were lucky to have lived through it.