Star Wars Rebel Assault II for PlayStation 1

Pros: Nifty graphics; it's Star Wars!
Cons: It's bad Star Wars; bad controls; bad collision detection; horrible acting; bad mission design

The folks behind the Sega CD ought to be ashamed because they are directly responsible for this kind of nonsense. Yes, full motion video (FMV) games became all the rage for a short time in the 1990s, and the Sega CD device -- that short-lived add-on to ...

Pros: Great soundtrack and sound effects; great movie quality; authentic Star Wars atmosphere
Cons: Gameplay a bit shallow at times

Star Wars: Rebel Assault II is a "love it" or "hate it" game; Star Wars fans will probably eat this up, while other gamers might want to give it a rental, but may not like it at all. This game is of the FMV (or Full-Motion Video)...

Pros: Good game
Cons: Repative in the end

I'm sick of you people bad-mouthing this game, you people probrobly all bought this game last week, and compared it to X-wing alliance. I got this game when It came out, and I have to say, for when it was made, this game is pretty good. It may have a...

Pros: has a well developed story line, allows you to fly quite a few vehicles(in a limited way of course)
Cons: little movement freedom, all motion captured (could be good to some)

My opion is: I don't have one. This is one of those games you will love or you will chunk out of the window into a mass of flames. This game is pure arcade/movieish which isn't that bad for what it is. All movements are motion captured which limits...

Pros: Alot of ok movies
Cons: If you buy it then your stupide. The game sucks

I have this game for computer, and it sucks!!! Its just another one of those shoot em up games only that you cant even move!!! My friend brought it over and I played it and its even worse for play station. You stand there and shoot. And without my analog...

Pros: Features you won't find in other LucasArts games, a classic
Cons: outdated, not much replay value

Yes, some of us are old enough to remember the early days of LucasArts; the happy-go-lucky days where all you had to do was slap a Star Wars label on a game to sell thousands of copies. Rebel Assault II is a product of those golden days.
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