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Ever heard of Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast?
Ever wanted top of the range graphics and CD/DVD quality sound for THE best Star Wars Jedi game ever produced?
And all that controlled easily using the Gamecube's unique controller? Then your dreams have come true!!
In Winter 2002 Lucas Arts are teaming up with Nintendo's team of game producers to make this brilliant lightsabre enriched game come to your
G-cube.
Oringinally on the PC, Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast was a best seller, the graphics could use a little fine tuning but we're not talking about the PC version.
The G-Cube version is going to have more lightsabre moves, many problems have been fixed such as the lightsabre handle/hilt suddenly dissappearing and then reapearing etc. Obviously, there has to be a huge amount of grpahical detail changing, like added shadows and lots more breakable objects.
The Lightsabre battles are also said to be changing as well with the addition of one-handed lightsabre spins, looks good, probaly not effective. The sounds will change a little bit, although they are already good there will be more varied sound effects like different laser noises etc.
The cheats are rumored to be timed cheats (Eg. Goldeneye, Perfect Dark) and are supposed to be very hard. If your wondering what the game box will look like, it is exactly the same as the PC version except with the Gamecube section at the top.
There are also rumors that there will be a few extra levels, not sure about that but it is a nice thought. Also, the lightsabre can also cut through a lot more objects than in the PC version, (poles, tables etc).
But, hopefully, this game will be a massive hit on the G-Cube as it was on the PC.
Ever wanted top of the range graphics and CD/DVD quality sound for THE best Star Wars Jedi game ever produced?
And all that controlled easily using the Gamecube's unique controller? Then your dreams have come true!!
In Winter 2002 Lucas Arts are teaming up with Nintendo's team of game producers to make this brilliant lightsabre enriched game come to your
G-cube.
Oringinally on the PC, Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast was a best seller, the graphics could use a little fine tuning but we're not talking about the PC version.
The G-Cube version is going to have more lightsabre moves, many problems have been fixed such as the lightsabre handle/hilt suddenly dissappearing and then reapearing etc. Obviously, there has to be a huge amount of grpahical detail changing, like added shadows and lots more breakable objects.
The Lightsabre battles are also said to be changing as well with the addition of one-handed lightsabre spins, looks good, probaly not effective. The sounds will change a little bit, although they are already good there will be more varied sound effects like different laser noises etc.
The cheats are rumored to be timed cheats (Eg. Goldeneye, Perfect Dark) and are supposed to be very hard. If your wondering what the game box will look like, it is exactly the same as the PC version except with the Gamecube section at the top.
There are also rumors that there will be a few extra levels, not sure about that but it is a nice thought. Also, the lightsabre can also cut through a lot more objects than in the PC version, (poles, tables etc).
But, hopefully, this game will be a massive hit on the G-Cube as it was on the PC.
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Hmmm...this thread certainly has a strong scent of copying/pasting to it. Anyone else reckon so?
you call this topic a list of realease dates for GC games, and then you go on and on about jedi out cast. you newbie screwed up royal!
GC MANIAC wrote:
> Remember in the
> film you didn't see who won the battle you saw in the film!
But you did though. The clones won. The Trade Federation and those bug things were routed and fled the planet. The battle was won, but the WAR raged on...
> Remember in the
> film you didn't see who won the battle you saw in the film!
But you did though. The clones won. The Trade Federation and those bug things were routed and fled the planet. The battle was won, but the WAR raged on...
Another Lucas Arts- Star Wars product coming soon:
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is coming soon the G Cube in Fall/Autumn 2002, some of you may already be wondering what it is all about, and thats what I'm here to tell you!
The Game is a lot different to other games, it has varied roles in it. You can play as a Tank, or a Star Fighter and even a clone soldier, along with many more roles you can play as! (30 +)
The graphics are as usual, very good, and the game controlability is supposed to be very easy, using all of the Gamecube's controller buttons.
The sound is rumored, and is most likely, to be very immersing, the background noise feed to this immersion.
For those of you who have played Rouge Leader 2, the graphics are better than that and you have to same ability to tell your wing/team mates what to do via the D-Pad (Arrow buttons). Examples from "The Clone Wars" are commands such as: Attack, Break, Defend and Re-group. Very similar to Rouge Leader 2!!
Also, in Single Player mode (Yes, there is a Multi-Player Mode as well), the war is very film-like, it is not just you against the entire world you have the Clone army and the Jedi on your team, but its not going to be easy and to back that fact up: Remember in the film you didn't see who won the battle you saw in the film!
The Multi-Player mode is still a mystery but it is 100% certain it will be there in the game.
I'm looking forward to this release, I bet you are too.
Star Wars: The Clone Wars is coming soon the G Cube in Fall/Autumn 2002, some of you may already be wondering what it is all about, and thats what I'm here to tell you!
The Game is a lot different to other games, it has varied roles in it. You can play as a Tank, or a Star Fighter and even a clone soldier, along with many more roles you can play as! (30 +)
The graphics are as usual, very good, and the game controlability is supposed to be very easy, using all of the Gamecube's controller buttons.
The sound is rumored, and is most likely, to be very immersing, the background noise feed to this immersion.
For those of you who have played Rouge Leader 2, the graphics are better than that and you have to same ability to tell your wing/team mates what to do via the D-Pad (Arrow buttons). Examples from "The Clone Wars" are commands such as: Attack, Break, Defend and Re-group. Very similar to Rouge Leader 2!!
Also, in Single Player mode (Yes, there is a Multi-Player Mode as well), the war is very film-like, it is not just you against the entire world you have the Clone army and the Jedi on your team, but its not going to be easy and to back that fact up: Remember in the film you didn't see who won the battle you saw in the film!
The Multi-Player mode is still a mystery but it is 100% certain it will be there in the game.
I'm looking forward to this release, I bet you are too.
Ever heard of Jedi Knight 2: Jedi Outcast?
Ever wanted top of the range graphics and CD/DVD quality sound for THE best Star Wars Jedi game ever produced?
And all that controlled easily using the Gamecube's unique controller? Then your dreams have come true!!
In Winter 2002 Lucas Arts are teaming up with Nintendo's team of game producers to make this brilliant lightsabre enriched game come to your
G-cube.
Oringinally on the PC, Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast was a best seller, the graphics could use a little fine tuning but we're not talking about the PC version.
The G-Cube version is going to have more lightsabre moves, many problems have been fixed such as the lightsabre handle/hilt suddenly dissappearing and then reapearing etc. Obviously, there has to be a huge amount of grpahical detail changing, like added shadows and lots more breakable objects.
The Lightsabre battles are also said to be changing as well with the addition of one-handed lightsabre spins, looks good, probaly not effective. The sounds will change a little bit, although they are already good there will be more varied sound effects like different laser noises etc.
The cheats are rumored to be timed cheats (Eg. Goldeneye, Perfect Dark) and are supposed to be very hard. If your wondering what the game box will look like, it is exactly the same as the PC version except with the Gamecube section at the top.
There are also rumors that there will be a few extra levels, not sure about that but it is a nice thought. Also, the lightsabre can also cut through a lot more objects than in the PC version, (poles, tables etc).
But, hopefully, this game will be a massive hit on the G-Cube as it was on the PC.
Ever wanted top of the range graphics and CD/DVD quality sound for THE best Star Wars Jedi game ever produced?
And all that controlled easily using the Gamecube's unique controller? Then your dreams have come true!!
In Winter 2002 Lucas Arts are teaming up with Nintendo's team of game producers to make this brilliant lightsabre enriched game come to your
G-cube.
Oringinally on the PC, Jedi Knight: Jedi Outcast was a best seller, the graphics could use a little fine tuning but we're not talking about the PC version.
The G-Cube version is going to have more lightsabre moves, many problems have been fixed such as the lightsabre handle/hilt suddenly dissappearing and then reapearing etc. Obviously, there has to be a huge amount of grpahical detail changing, like added shadows and lots more breakable objects.
The Lightsabre battles are also said to be changing as well with the addition of one-handed lightsabre spins, looks good, probaly not effective. The sounds will change a little bit, although they are already good there will be more varied sound effects like different laser noises etc.
The cheats are rumored to be timed cheats (Eg. Goldeneye, Perfect Dark) and are supposed to be very hard. If your wondering what the game box will look like, it is exactly the same as the PC version except with the Gamecube section at the top.
There are also rumors that there will be a few extra levels, not sure about that but it is a nice thought. Also, the lightsabre can also cut through a lot more objects than in the PC version, (poles, tables etc).
But, hopefully, this game will be a massive hit on the G-Cube as it was on the PC.
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