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Video Games : Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles (PS)
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Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles (PS) from: Lucas Arts List Price: £19.99 Price: £19.95 You Save: £0.04 ( 0%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Video Game Brand: Lucas Arts EAN: 0023272654351 ESRB Age Rating: Teen Label: Lucas Arts Manufacturer: Lucas Arts Manufacturer Maximum Age: 18 years Manufacturer Minimum Age: 132 months Number Of Items: 1 Platform: PlayStation Publisher: Lucas Arts Studio: Lucas Arts Sales Rank: 8772 Related Items:
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Customer Reviews
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 Rating: - Maddeningly addictive!I suppose I wanted to love this game right from the start, so I deliberately tried to turn a blind eye to its faults (of which there are many) and focus on the good bits. The good: it's Star Wars on a console and, at the time, there was not a massive choice of decent Star Wars games for those of us without a PC. As a Star Wars game, the sound effects are superb - lightsabers whirl, blasters fire and John Williams' soundtrack plays lusciously throughout. It follows the events of 'The Phantom Menace' with a little creative license and is suitably maddening to keep you either coming back for one more go or looking for a somewhere to bury the game in the garden! And now the bad: I had to look for hints and tips on the web to help me get through ... Read More: Rating:  - Jedi Power Battles is cool!!!Jedi Power Battles is the best star wars game I,ve played on Ps1 and beats the inferior Phantom Menace!! Like most games it takes a bit of time to get used to the controls and can be frustrating when first playing it. But once you master the jumps and moves it becomes very enjoyable!! The levels are very inventive and well thought out. After each level you get special combo moves, but it is optional wether you want to use them. The handling of the characters is good and the range of moves is also good. The people who are critizing it probably have not learnt to play it!!! The graphics look a bit dated compared to the newer stuff,but it is a must for a starwars fan!! The only critisim is the Plo Kloon character ... Read More: Rating:  - The Force is NOT strong with this one!What a terrible game! Bad graphics, very repetitive gameplay and downright annoying in places! You control one of a number of jedi knights and are sent on various missions based on the prequel films - end of story. You have to fight the controls to get any sort of quick response during the game, and if you "get killed", you are transported back to start of the level and have to repeat the whole boring tedium again. This game is typical of the spate of dreadful Episode one games that have been released. Please give this awful game a wide berth, spend a few extra quid and buy Star Wars: Demolition instead. Much more fun and a good no nonsense shoot em up stress buster! Rating: - BrilliantThis is an absolutely brilliant game. It was my first game. The gaming is brilliant and is quite tough. I have not yet completed the easy mode. The concept and storyline are quite good. Though there are few technical glitches it still adds up to one awesome gaming experience. Though I have bought other games after that I have never been so immersed in one game as i have been with this. Rating: - Count Bongo & Chewy Dan have the force!A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away... blah-de-blah-de blah - you know the score by now. You're a Jedi, you kick some Dark Side ass and you get the girl... or something like that anyway! Maybe? It's nice to know that in a universe gone bad, you can always rely on the mighty Jedi to be your saviour - and in these turbulent times, you're gonna need them. Usually, only the highly honoured Jedi knights are allowed to stand in the Jedi Council (if you've got an oddly shaped head and can lift spaceships with the power of your mind, you're pretty much in) but now it's your turn to save the day in the only way you know how - with a little bit of brightly coloured slappy-stick-type action. Following similar story lines to the film, ... Read More: |
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