This Phantom Menace game was based on the first film released as part of the new trilogy of prequels to the original Star Wars films. I really used to enjoy playing it a lot as it involved good action sequences as well as interaction with other characters, trying to find items and navigate your way around various locations. I probably actually found more fun in playing this game than I did in watching the film it complimented. During the action you were able to assume the role of famous figures in the Star Wars universe like Obi Wan Kenobi, Qui Gon Jinn and Jar Jar Binks. Using your mouse as well as some of the keys on your keyboard you could run and jump ...  Read the complete review

Star Wars Episode I The Phantom Menace on the PC was developed and released to tie-in with the blockbuster film of the same name in 1999. Featuring a unique form of camera angle that is slightly over and above the character you control it's a refreshing change to the traditional forms of videogame. You control several characters from the film including Obi Wan and the Queen as you go through the events of the film (and some created especially for the game) to the eventual confrontation with Darth Maul. Graphically this game is based on the PS1 version and looks reasonably good, although it could have been better considering this was made in 1999. The levels ...  Read the complete review

Haha, I remember this game, its old and a bit bland but it is ammusing to play, unfortunatly my copy seems to be broken but even if it still worked I wouldnt play it for now I know it by hearth, most fun was using a trainer I got from an equally nerdy friend wich made using cheats a lot easier since there are some limmits in place in this game if you just use cheats. its linear, and some of the levels are anoying ( some ? I mean the gungan and coruscant levels ) but in its time it was good, developments in games mean that there are much better starwars games to be had though, instead of this you could get a Jedi Knight or Old Republic game and be better of ...  Read the complete review

Star Wars is a great game! The movie was wonderful, and the game just takes it further. It works together, although some things not mentioned in the movie, were in the game (isn't that so with every game that's based on a movie, though)! The graphics were excellent, and the plot was fantastic. You can interact with characters, and speak with them and stuff. For example, in the Tatooine town of Mos Espa, you can walk through a pile of dung (not literally, of course!) and hear all the resident's comments about your, er, uniquness. This is great value for money, and caused me hours of enjoyment. I couldn't keep off the computer, until ...  Read the complete review