Any people actually like this game?

[DarthMuffin]

Originally Posted by Nintendork

Anyone willing to sell a copy of this game? I'd love to try it (TPM was my third favorite movie).

EBay is your friend for these kind of things. TPM alone is under $10, so hurry up!

EDIT: Page 2! Yay!

[Great Scott!]

Yeah, but usually on forums you can get better prices.

[Pho3nix]

I liked killing Jawas at Mos Espa

[Jamps]

Originally Posted by Darth54

EBay is your friend for these kind of things. TPM alone is under $10, so hurry up!

EDIT: Page 2! Yay!

Amazon.com is a good place to buy also.

PC Version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...8&s=videogames

PS1 Version: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...8&s=videogames

@Pho3nix: I also loved doing that. I remember that you could start a one man war against them.

[DarthMuffin]

... and using the turntables cheat made things even more fun

[JoesGuy]

Oooo yes. Giant Jawas galore!

[Gargoyle King]

Originally Posted by Analia

This game rocks I own Kotor and when I bought TPM it sort of replaced Kotor!

I can see where you are coming from - TPM had some feautures in it that were similar to KOTOR - I liked the interactivity of the game!

[NumberWan]

I know, this thread is old, and perhaps those who commented on the game are no longer active users here on forums, but I just wanted to say, that the game is notable even today.

It is rarely mentioned, but perhaps TPM was the first Star Wars game with so many NPCs (we can of course remember Yoda Stories, but it's different). Simply for this game they created dozens of models of aliens and droids, that had a very small cameo in Original Saga as well as Episode I. Not to mention some new species, that had no appearance anywhere in SW at all before the release of the game.

TPM had also an impressive dialogue system, that was surpassed later only by the KOTOR series. You could really choose answers and your choice would affect further events.

In any case I play TPM even these days, though not as often as 2-3 years ago, when I still had Win XP.

[Mandalore5]

I have it on PS1 - I love this game. Truly brilliant.

[Alexrd]

Originally Posted by NumberWan

I know, this thread is old, and perhaps those who commented on the game are no longer active users here on forums, but I just wanted to say, that the game is notable even today.

It is rarely mentioned, but perhaps TPM was the first Star Wars game with so many NPCs (we can of course remember Yoda Stories, but it's different). Simply for this game they created dozens of models of aliens and droids, that had a very small cameo in Original Saga as well as Episode I. Not to mention some new species, that had no appearance anywhere in SW at all before the release of the game.

TPM had also an impressive dialogue system, that was surpassed later only by the KOTOR series. You could really choose answers and your choice would affect further events.

In any case I play TPM even these days, though not as often as 2-3 years ago, when I still had Win XP.

TPM was also the first Star Wars game where a lightsaber actually behaved like one and where you could deflect laser bolts (and direct them towards your enemies).

[NumberWan]

What about the Jedi Knight Series? At the time it had lightsabers the way people believed they worked in SW. I can't say, they were realistic, as they wouldn't turn off being ignited under water.

However this weapon could deflect the attacks of blasters, but not as effectively as lightsabers in TPM.