Star Wars: Republic Commando (Xbox)

Star Wars: Republic Commando has got to be my all time favorite game, story, gameplay and believable A.I, all wrapped up with a Star Wars bow on top. Republic Commando sees you as 38 or 'Boss' as you are know by your squad comprised of 40 or 'Fixer' the computer expert, 07 or 'Sev' the tough bordering unstable soldier and 62 or 'Scorch' the fun loving demo man. You are the elite and you must undertake the most dangerous and hostile missions the Republic can throw at you, this takes you from the Battle of Geonosis to Kashyyyk, the wookie homeworld. Feartures: Intelligent A.I Good story Multiplayer The game does have ...  Read the complete review

Star Wars Republic Commando is a shooter for the Xbox developed by Lucasarts. The game takes place during the Clone Wars which is after the events of Star Wars Episode II. You are an elite Delta clone and the journey follows your life from a baby to a fully grown elite solider, though in cut scenes only. You are Boss one of a group of an elite Delta Squad, and you are sent on a variety of missions which cross over with some significant paths of characters from the movies including General Grevous and even Jedi Master Yoda himself. The storyline is largely forgettable apart from the more impressive encounters with the movie characters. The game is a ...  Read the complete review

Republic Commando is a first person shooter which allows you to control yourself and 3 other elite clone troopers whom accompany you on the various missions you undertake. The game setting is a much more brutal and down right dirtier image than has been previously portrait in other Star Wars games mainly due to the fact that you are not for once playing a Jedi, but instead being able to get your hands dirty as a lowly Clone trooper all be an elite version of one. The game starts off with you and your squad fighting your way through the background of the battle you see in the end of Star Wars Episode II. Each member of your squad specializes in a ...  Read the complete review