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Mr Khan on 15 June 2009

I've been trying to complete the game legitimately, and it is a lot harder than i remember it being with all the secret ships and upgrades turned on. No advanced shields makes the A-Wing virtually unusable, and the lack of homing capabilities in secondary weapons makes them more or less useless too.

 

The Battle of Endor is especially frustrating. I keep randomly crashing into TIE Fighters with a death-wish, and those Star Destroyers are cheap as hell.

Getting the Tech Upgrades just seems to magnify the difficulty of it all, given that they often put them out of the way such that not only are they hard to find, but you risk your mission finding them
Still a fun game, but damn.



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griffinA on 15 June 2009

Ya I just tried to replay the game about a month ago. I had the hardest time on the last two levels. The Death Star in particular took like 6 days to beat.



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O-D-C on 15 June 2009

I have all Golds legit :P



salaminizer on 15 June 2009

maybe I'm not good playing these games, but Rebel Strike is much easier IMO

the gas level is very annoying



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O-D-C on 15 June 2009

and actually I have all the ace mode levels cleared too

man I love the series



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jefforange89 on 15 June 2009

I loved this game so much. It would be awesome if they made a Wii Rogue Squadron game.



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xbebop on 15 June 2009

I've been playing Star Wars flight sims since the mid-90s, so Rogue Leader wasn't quite as frustrating to me. Haven't played it in years, though. Maybe I'll fire it up again?



Ryudo on 15 June 2009

I liked the Gamecube game and really want them at F5 to make a starfox game.



wfz on 16 June 2009

Are we talking about the second or third installment? The Last level on the third one was ****ing impossible for me at the end escaping the Death Star.

Or was that the second game.... wait, do we do that in both games? If so, then both gave me trouble.

To sum it up, I fail at escaping the Death Star. I could be the hero who destroys the Death Star, but I'll apparently never be the hero who lives to see the celebration.

It's really weird, because I'm normally a complete ace at things that require quick reflexes and tight maneuvering. I blame the lame controls and camera!



theRepublic on 16 June 2009

We're talking about this game right?

If so, I agree.  The last levels were a pain in the ass, and getting some of the gold medals were damn near impossible.

I liked this game much better.



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