When did the first Star Wars: Rogue Squadron game launch on Nintendo 64?
The title launched on the 7th of December 1998 for the Nintendo 64 console. This release marked one of the earliest titles to utilize the Expansion Pak hardware add-on.
The title launched on the 7th of December 1998 for the Nintendo 64 console. This release marked one of the earliest titles to utilize the Expansion Pak hardware add-on.
Players unlocked specific vehicles by entering text-based cheat codes into the original game. A 1969 Buick Electra appeared as an unlockable vehicle alongside the Millennium Falcon starfighter.
Gavyn Sykes serves as a minor film character who fights the Trade Federation in Episode I: Battle for Naboo. He holds the rank of Nabooian security lieutenant within the story world.
Factor 5 worked on a higher graphics version of the trilogy for the Xbox console before management changes occurred. The project reached 50% completion when LucasArts cancelled it in 2003 due to internal shifts.
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron won the Origins Award for Best Action Computer Game of 1998. Critics praised the graphical fidelity displayed on the Nintendo 64 platform with the Expansion Pak.