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"I have just got a GameCube!"

I have just picked up a GameCube with Logic 3 Memory card and Star Wars Rouge Squadron! The controls are quite easy to get used to although swapping between my Xbox and GameCube is going to be hard after playing a long time on each. Star Wars is very good so far although the Training mission is a bit poor! I have done the first two parts of mission 1 where you have destroy the towers and kill the ships but the 3rd part is VERY difficult! I keep blowing up when the 3 enemy ships turn up behind you, any ideas on how to lose them? I am going to find information about connecting it to my 5.1 AMP but for now its back to Star Wars!

ALASTAIR = Offical XB-NINTY

Ah well it should still be good! Are there any missions on-board ships or (apart from the first mission) where you have to race at speed away from enemies etc? I like things that have a Star Wars feel about them and so far it is the most Star Warsish game I have played on any console. I fell like Luke Skywalker when on that first mission even though I have killed him about 7 times so far :)

I don't really know about stealth games

But I reckon Capcom exclusives Killer 7 and Project Number 03 will be stealth based or at least involve a lot of stealth (at least one of them should)

I put my bet on Killer 7, what with you being an assassin.

It's not really a stealth mission at all

you just have to avoid the detector things


Don't want to get your hopes up

Stealth mission? Oh nice one I am a huge fan of stealth games! Are there any exclusive stealth games planned for the GameCube? I already have Hitman 2, 007 Nightfire (quite a bit of stealth) and Splinter Cell for the Xbox and I am getting MGS2 Substance when it is released. I have seen some names of GameCube games around but I have no idea what they are or what they are about, one of them could be stealth for all I know :)

DreamWarBird wrote:
> gamezfreak wrote:
> 2 AA batteries.
>
> I've been doing my Nintendo Homework.
>
> obviously not!

obviously so!

gamezfreak wrote:
> 2 AA batteries.
>
> I've been doing my Nintendo Homework.

obviously not!

The Wavebird takes two AAs.

I thought double As were the small ones?

Oh well, it's the standard size

Two AAA ones.

Yes the training mission does use it, and would you beleive you have to complete it at all three times of the day, hence suggesting to use the guide.


Getting Gold on every mission is ridiculous, and then there's Ace Mode, which I haven't even managed to unlock yet!

I know that a mission where you have to sneak into an Imperial base uses the clock, you use a speeder at night and a Y-Wing during the day, and during the night one you can steal a Tie Fighter for disguise.

2 AA batteries.

I've been doing my Nintendo Homework.