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Nintendo eShop has select Star Wars Titles (Nintendo Switch Digital Download) for the prices listed.
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- Our research indicates that Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast is $5 lower (50% savings) than the list price of $9.99.
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Nintendo eShop has select Star Wars Titles (Nintendo Switch Digital Download) for the prices listed.
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Written by SlickDealio- About this deal:
- Our research indicates that Star Wars Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast is $5 lower (50% savings) than the list price of $9.99.
- Price valid until May 7
- Please refer to the forum thread for more deal discussion
- About this store:
- Nintendo Warranty and Service Information here.
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All of those games still "work" if you grew up with them and remember them. The storyline is pretty mediocre in all of them and certainly not canon. But it's a product of its era when storylines, voice acting, and live-action video (for Jedi Knight) were just not that great.
Episode 1 Racer is a straightforward racing game. You have a turboboost that you can use on straight-aways until overheating begins an issue. You occasionally need to break and let off the gas to best run each course. It's mostly memorizing the courses and then you'll be able to whiz through the game. You can also upgrade your pod racer and switch between models of various racers that you defeat. I'd say it is enjoyable for an afternoon of nostalgia.
One thing to note, wrecking is very bad for your money. As you start out, if you are playing and wrecking a lot, your parts take damage. They can be repaired after a run, but if you are crashing a lot, you'll be damaging more parts than your repair bots can fix, so your podracer will actually get worse over time (except for upgrades). Conversely, if you can avoid crashing, you can buy really cheap used parts and let your repair bots fix them to full performance condition and save a lot of money.
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All of those games still "work" if you grew up with them and remember them. The storyline is pretty mediocre in all of them and certainly not canon. But it's a product of its era when storylines, voice acting, and live-action video (for Jedi Knight) were just not that great.
Episode 1 Racer is a straightforward racing game. You have a turboboost that you can use on straight-aways until overheating begins an issue. You occasionally need to break and let off the gas to best run each course. It's mostly memorizing the courses and then you'll be able to whiz through the game. You can also upgrade your pod racer and switch between models of various racers that you defeat. I'd say it is enjoyable for an afternoon of nostalgia.
One thing to note, wrecking is very bad for your money. As you start out, if you are playing and wrecking a lot, your parts take damage. They can be repaired after a run, but if you are crashing a lot, you'll be damaging more parts than your repair bots can fix, so your podracer will actually get worse over time (except for upgrades). Conversely, if you can avoid crashing, you can buy really cheap used parts and let your repair bots fix them to full performance condition and save a lot of money.
All of those games still "work" if you grew up with them and remember them. The storyline is pretty mediocre in all of them and certainly not canon. But it's a product of its era when storylines, voice acting, and live-action video (for Jedi Knight) were just not that great.
Episode 1 Racer is a straightforward racing game. You have a turboboost that you can use on straight-aways until overheating begins an issue. You occasionally need to break and let off the gas to best run each course. It's mostly memorizing the courses and then you'll be able to whiz through the game. You can also upgrade your pod racer and switch between models of various racers that you defeat. I'd say it is enjoyable for an afternoon of nostalgia.
One thing to note, wrecking is very bad for your money. As you start out, if you are playing and wrecking a lot, your parts take damage. They can be repaired after a run, but if you are crashing a lot, you'll be damaging more parts than your repair bots can fix, so your podracer will actually get worse over time (except for upgrades). Conversely, if you can avoid crashing, you can buy really cheap used parts and let your repair bots fix them to full performance condition and save a lot of money.
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The only one that's fun for about half an hour is episode I racer, and even then, the dreamcast pod racer game was much much better, and it's 20 years old.
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