I remember playing this game as a kid. There was an NPC on Tattoonie on the streets that yelled “YOU BETTER STAND BACK BECAUSE I’M ABOUT TO SLASH” I whipped out my lightsaber and killed him right there. As he fell to his death he finished his voice line… “I’m about to slash ALL MY PRICES”.
I love this game so much, spent countless of hours playing this as a kid. Killing the innocent droids, gungans, sometimes just abusing qui gon and many more. It's like Oblivion but Star Wars themed
You can really tell the developers had a lot of fun making this game, although perhaps too much fun. Phantom Menace was basically a children's movie, and yet the accompanying video game more closely resembles GTA.
The best lines were from padme and anakin “This is horrible a vicious murderer is killing people all over town”. Padme when talking to said murderer “I won’t help a murderer like you!” Anakin yells after reading the obituaries in the morning newspaper.
Oh yeah, killing everyone on Tattoonie results in making the game unbeatable as you need to talk to Anakin in order to progress, but since he won't be kind and tell you you're a murderer, you basically shot yourself in the foot by slaughtering the innocent.
Add to that in the first escort mission for the Queen. If you slaughter the child looking for his mother. If you return to the mother she will be sobbing. She knows her son is dead.
One of my favorite moments from this game was making Qui-Gon step in the Dung Worm dealer's Dung Worm pile. Then listen to everyone in the city say you smell bad. This game was great!
The Qui-Gon parts made me wish for a Star Wars RPG with branching dialogue, customized character, lightsaber combat, force persuasion and a droid that calls people meatbags. :3
@@happzy oh it looked like crap when I first played it, like there was another Episode 1 game on PS1 and it had non-triangular lightsabers with proper glow. Jedi Power Battles. PC had Jedi Knight 2 and Academy, on Quake 3 engine.
As a kid, I went into the fan and saw Obi-wan get chopped to pieces, I freaked out and called my dad into the room in tears, and my dad was just like, "wtf did you expect to happen when you walk into spinning blades?" lmao
This game had one of the funniest glitches I've ever seen in a video game, me and my buddy called it the "Anakin Bug" where basically on Tatooine you run and find, then kill Anakins mother early on (If I remember the sequence correctly, might be right after you meet her in the correct order of the level) then Anakin would swoop in out of nowhere and start circling your hitbox in ultra-rapid only stopping momentarily to exclaim "I won't help a murderer like you!" untill finally he dies from either your weapon or getting hit by an NPC's attack as he'd stayed glued to you as you try to traverse more of the map. There was another super funny glitch in this game where right before you talk to Anakin on the same level after having found all the podracer parts for him which naturally ends the level, you kill some innocent NPC to trigger the "I won't help a murderer like you!" dialouge again. Then killing ALL the NPC's on the map made Anakin cave in and you could finish the level anyway, good times.. good times.
I never knew killing every NPC eventually changes Anakin’s mind, that’s hilarious… must be a foreshadowing of teen Anakin Skywalker cool with killing not just the men but the women and the children too 😂
Never got past the Theed mission. Thing is, you can kill the Queen, you just have to use a rocket launcher to do it. Also, loved the guy that I asked “how deep is this river?”, after which he said “why don’t you jump in and find out”, only to find that you can’t get out and it pushes you over a cliff
I stopped there too, we had this game back in 03, this brings back memories, my brother accidentally saved on obi-wan dying at same spot it broke our heart lol 💔
The biggest troll in all of Theed. We mowed down and slashed our way through hundreds of heavily-armed enemies, but this lone, unarmed dude somehow Jedi-mind-tricked us all to our doom lol.
I barely got to the 4th level on Tatooine once and that's as far as I got. this game on PC was my fav in 1999. I had suppressed memories of Amidala, but who could forget that freaken gungan level 2
6:06 it gets even worse than that. If you take out her kid first then talk to the woman she will say "leave me alone I'm mourning the death of my son!" I love that the game can get so morbid but I'm surprised LucasArts allowed it. I didn't play the game until I was in my late teens but I think it's still great. Also I'm subbed great channel dude.
it gets worse, depending on the choice ( kid lives , woman lives , both lives) when you return to naboo and go to the same house at some point, you will see them and they will give you a reward based on the choice,.. guns heal or watch them dead inside if you kill one of them
@@kaiserdarkangel Damn, really? Now that's a movie tie-in game that actually tried. Seriously, even the few serviceable ones out there were at best competent enough. This game here looks a bigass project that may have gone too far in a few places. Sort of makes me think of what the Attack of the Clones game might have looked like had Bioware gotten down to it (as they were offered to by LucasArts as an alternative to making an Old Republic story completely from scratch).
When I was young I’d have nightmares about the caged monster on Tatooine. That mission alone had more to do than most Starwars RPGs. It felt very immersive and the ability to do whatever you wanted and change how you complete quests (either pacifist or steamrolling) made the replayability very high. It’s a method of design praised in games like Thief and Deus Ex.
You left out the best part! At least on PC, which I remember because I played this so much. Toss a thermal detonator in Otoh Gunga...see what happens. (It creates a spiralling chain of explosions that destroys the entire city, with unique reactions to it!)
@@mattychaz4223 Well, I believe I still have the CD-ROM, but I no longer do play it and I don't think I could get it to work on this 64-bit machine. I just remember it from when I used to, because that was one of the few games I had at the time.
@@rubiesncreme I'm pretty sure there is a way to get it to work. If I can get a 21 year old game like Oregon Trail 5th Edition to work on this computer then it might be possible. The save feature doesn't seem to work but it's not needed. I can actually play it without the CD.
I remember the lightsaber mechanics being oddly satisfying in that game. Your lightsaber would kill enemies even after your gameover death. I remember seeing my mate kill the Rancor monster at the same time as Qui Gon died, triggering a scene where the droid would talk to Qui Gon's dead body. Another time Obi Wan died on the floor, and as the droids starting walking about, one of them walked beside Obi Wan, tripped over the blade and died! In a PS1 game!
This was just the thing I was looking for. I never got past the third level (I was merely 6 when I got my PS1 and this game), so I wanted to see the rest. This review was funny and extremely well put together. Thanks! :)
Okay, I'm not gonna lie, seeing Obi-Wan got shredded into 50 different pieces was so unexpected, unprecedented from a Star Wars game, and incredible to witness. Also, the fact that you're free to just kill anybody, in complete disregard to the character you're playing as, makes me really sad that more games aren't like this.
When I took the wrong turn on that vent and got shredded like that, and I was a kid mind you back then, it was so unexpected that I got really scared of the game. Also Quigon can be shreded as well in Watto's junkyard...
First time that happened to me, even though i was a kid, i started laughing hard at it. I then reloaded my save and just repeated the process over and over, until after like 6-9 times. This game is the best Star Wars game.
I think my favorite part of this game was just having Qui-gon hop on the hidden cannon in the town square on Tatooine mercilessly slaughtering all the innocents like animals in wave after wave of death and destruction.
Those Jawas just keep coming... I had to use the infinite health cheat because they eventually start blasting you with rocket launchers. As a kid, I thought the game was terrible and that Jedi power battles was so much better, but I feel like I spent a lot more time on this one. There was something special about slaughtering everyone in mos espa and the mos espa arena.
I could never pass the Theed mission, mainly the bridge/tank part. Also I always quoted Jar Jar, so seeing everyone hate him confused me at first sense I loved him lol, prolly why people think I'm annoying now... oh god, I just realized I'm like Jar Jar
Same as kid I'd just run around the maze not knowing what to do, which for me is crazy because I replayed the game again recently and had much more trouble with the tatooine part
I loved this game when I was young. Grand Theft Jedi Simulator was the best way to play, reloading it during the Tattoine City level over and over again. I still remember the "what did I ever do to you?!" line.
I loved this game. It was like an action adventure knights of the old republic game but set to episode 1. Loved running around Mos Espa only to realize you can infiltrate one of the buildings and take out the local gang. Helping the Theed security forces. Feeling like a small outnumbered force on a distant planet with its own peoples and customs. It gave you that adventure feeling better then the movie sometimes.
7:30 That's a Rondo and not a Dewback. Otherwise, hilarious video and great commentary. I was 9 when this game released and never finished the first Tatooine level, but so many funny memories!
@@Rschr101 I can one up that. When I went to see The Force Awakens and it got to the part where their escaping in the Millennium Falcon. I figured Han and Chewie would be in the back somewhere, living in dissolution after that whole rebellion thing didn't really pan out. I mean, why would they be apart from their beloved Falcon, right? But the more time passed and the more conspicuously absent Han and Chewie were, I began to think, "maybe it's a different ship?" Of course, I immediately dismissed that idea. NOT because this is Star Wars so that HAS to be the Millennium Falcon, but because "where the hell would they dig up ANOTHER YT-1300 freighter?" It was one of those moments where I stopped and took a long, hard look at my life and then decided the damage was already done and ended up changing nothing going forward.
The fact someone else remembers this game makes me so happy. But if I’m being real with you I need that Jedi power battles review next because that game was so underrated.
@@MarioSratss yeah most lives were lost to bad jumps... But there was a place where you could get two lives between checkpoints so you could stock up on them. Note that there's a Dreamcast version that adds one more character so probably worth more emulating now than PS1 original.
The first level in the original Battlefront, where you fight Gungans, was one of my earliest memories as another mass murderer of Non Player Characters.
5:48 - You're complaining about her droning on, my ears immediately went, "Azula?!?" God I love Grey DeLisle's voice acting. Really enjoying this, I remember playing a demo version of this that came out for PC, but it only had the first level. Always wanted to see the rest of the game.
Ah i remember going on a murder spree in Mos Espa. I would kill everyone and then reload the save and do it again. The way some of them were so rude and how they died made me lmfao i couldn't get enough 🤣 But those guards with their big axes freaked me out so much tho.
After a bloodthirst masacre through Mos Espa, walking through the town with not a soul in sight and an eerie ambience. This is what makes this the best star wars game. Its totaly upto the player how they want to play it out and holds good replay value. Similar to half-life.
This game was actually pretty damn good fun. I really enjoyed it The freedom of being able to use your lightsaber when or if you wanted was amazing. Always made me wanna recreate when the alien got its hand cut off inside the cantina in the original trilogy lol. Choices and the way you wanted to play it is what made it so fun for me...so yeah, no joke this game is one of the hardest games I've probably ever played.
IT the clown is what did me in I was scared to take showers till I was probably 12 lmao all I could do was stare at the drain the entire time I was in there every day
Back in the day when I was a mere kid I absolutely binged that game! I also had an Xploder disc and a cheat magazine which featured the dev mode code. I spent weeks on Tatooine trying to kill every npc on the map. Especially the kids who try to flee after witnessing you murdering their friends were such a blast to hunt down. 😅
I have some weirdly fond memories of this game. I got it like 5 years after it was first released at the peak of my teenage Star Wars obsession from somebody who had gotten bored of it. I'm not sure if I ever finished it, on one hand I'm positive I remember that Darth Maul fight but on the other I have a feeling my save was corrupted... But yeah, even then I could tell the developers would have preferred to make a game with an original storyline and RPG elements like choices and consequences, and that's really the saving grace of the whole thing. That and many of the levels being made with so much obvious love. I remember really hating the lightsaber combat though, the blaster bolt blocking felt random as hell, sometimes you would just eat the shots even when you were blocking, and the tank controls meant you couldn't really effectively dodge them either.
I remember playing Tatooine over & over laughing hysterically at the ridiculous freedom the game allowed. Even as a kid I knew the game was unusually... morbid, but it cracked me up so hard slaughtering the helpless npc's. The contrast from the movies... it was epic for that imo. I still have fond memories of this game & this vid brings them back
Pt2 to the story: I was at my aunts house playing this game on Tatooine slaughtering npc (first time playing it) and she walked in telling me I'm playing it wrong. It was making me laugh even harder not stopping the slaughter and she was just like "stop! You're not supposed to do that!" And I was just saying "well the game doesn't care, there's no punishment for doing this" It was cracking me up, still makes me chuckle
I've got reasonably fond memories of this game as a kid, it seemed fairly advanced for its time. I do, however, remember getting horribly lost in a lot of the levels.
I will NEVER again feel hype as intense as the one that demo level (the first of the game) gave me as a kid. I was out of my fucking mind. It was also one of my first game with an almost open-world hub (Tatooine), but your review reminded me just how advanced the game was in some respects, even though the scale of the levels and choices was nowhere near that of later star wars game.
This was a gem for me as a kid. Nothing like playing Mos Eisley and taking out everyone...now I look back and realize how much counseling I needed. All joking aside I had a lot of fun with this game
tbh the fetch quest Mos Eisley level was my favorite as a child. So many different aliens to kill in an open world level and the guards yelling "murderer" at me!
Totally agree. Once I reached that point, I barely cared to actually progress anymore. It was just so fun to mess around, and get immersed with the huge variety of set pieces and characters.
Thank you for this memory. This game was really special to me and every single part of this video made me laugh. There are little stupid one liners in this video that I STILL quote to my family today! It feels very Mass Effect in all of its little quirks.
Whoah, hearing some of this NPC dialogue transported me right back to 1999-2000. This game was clunky as hell, but man did it keep me entertained for hours. My favourite thing to do was taking Qui Gon on a GTA-style rampage in Mos Espa (looking at other comments, I can see I'm not alone in this). How long could I last before the guards finally got me? I'd always try to break the game in whatever way I could - hacking my way into rooms instead of using all those damn key cards and maguffin trails. Undoubtedly, some of those levels were so frustrating that they drove me insane. The Gardens of Theed practically broke me until I found a guide for it somewhere online. This is a great channel! There's so much nostalgia for me with this late PS1 period of gaming with Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped and Resident Evil 3 standing out in particular. It was a golden age.
DO NOT remind of the Gardens of Theed, MY GOD! If ever there was a level I just wanted you be done with... Not even the level right after where you have to escort Padmé was such a nightmare.
Tattoine level was amazing. And the possibilty to complete the level taking so many paths and options, or just killing everybody was insane in those times
I never realised how much of this game I remembered until I saw the Queen getting stuck on the Naboo escort mission and I started getting Vietnam flashbacks.
There is a glitch on the Mos Espa level where if you kill too many people, Anakin will refuse to help you but if you go back and kill all the npc's that are not needed to advance the game (Watto, Padme, Jar Jar ect.) and return to Anakin, he will help you now.
I was 20 when this came out, and in the 82d Airborne. My life was interspersed between exploring Mos Espa and getting my shit prepped at Green Ramp. Ah, memories!
I can’t help but this game…feels like it was made by Bethesda… The explorations, dialogue options, all NPCs can be killed, and even the gameplay is kinda exploitive. It’s amazing that Bethesda has not made a deal with LucasArts for a Star Wars game…yet.
Same reason Bioware created Mass Effect and Dragon Age I presume, they got sick of the hefty licensing fees and meddling from Wizards of the Coast in particular and decided they'd just make their own settings, with blackjack and hookers!
I remember being disappointed Coruscant wasn't a level where you walk around the Jedi Temple and then a speech choice battle trying to convince the council to let you train Anakin. Incredible game though, it let me experience the world of Tatooine and Coruscant.
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Had this on PC, there’s dialog and music changes if you do go all GTA, I remember on Tattooine people started calling Qui-Gon “Killer”. I also loved the little drunk pod racer guy you needed to help (or not). The Courusant level had a glitch that let you skip a bunch of the level by falling off of part of that first landing platform (can’t remember where) and dropping into a later section of the level (the Queen warps down to you, unfortunately). There was a room with a guy in it, if you shot him, he said, “I don’t have to take this abuse” and automatic blasters pop out of the floor! Cheat codes were great, you could turn the “heavy blaster” (it was black and fired blue shots) into a freaking rapid-fire cannon (it was the same ammo the droid tanks fired! Not quite spawning a free tank like in GTA, but close enough) invincible mode, give all weapons, character switching… of course at the end the game tallies up all the times you used the cheats (it seemed to count EVERY arm cannon shot) and labels you ”Cheater”. Who cares, it was more fun blowing up half the levels!
I remember that I always had trouble getting past the droid tank at the end of the first Theed-level, without the gun. But I didn't want to be labeled a cheater in the end credits (because I wanted to prove to my older brother that I could beat that game without cheats). I found a way, where you could enable the gun, and then load into an earlier savegame, before you activated the cheat. It would still be active (it stayed for the entire game session iirc), but you wouldn't be labeled a cheater in the end.
This game was one of my favorites, though I was in high school when I got it. You can well imagine that Mos Espa was my favorite level of the whole game. I played it over and over. I found that if you took out all the guards first, but by luring them out into the desert one at a time with a force push, you could take out nearly the whole town completely unfettered. Just avoid Jawa's because they knew all. If you did it wrong, Padme and Anakin would say they won't help a filthy murderer. This video made me laugh so hard.
I had this for PC, and I remember playing it a lot when I was 10 for a couple weeks, I loved it for a time. I think the PC version had better graphics though, and controls apparently. The Theed escort mission was actually one of my favorites, as there were so many hidden areas and nooks, and the ambiance at the time really felt like a city being invaded, at least to 10 year old me. And I remember how amazing it felt when kid me discovered a cheat code that wasn't listed on game F A Q's (youtube autodeletes my post when I say the site for some unknown bloody reason, I can only assume the braindead stupid bots think I'm saying the F @ Gundam word), and the feeling of seeing the code I found showing up on the cheats page after I submitted it. Just a shitty red-line graphics mode but it wasn't listed anywhere!
I played it on PC too. Hearing the voice lines in this video triggered so many memories lol. Never did finish it, I never figured out how to get through Tatooine
this is one of the GOATest games of all time. i remember one kid on tatooine saying "YOU'RE A STINKY OUTLANDER" - I couldn't have killed him quicker if i tried.
I'll say, when I was a kid, this was my FAVOURITE game on the PC! This game had it all! Actions, level design, platforming, NPC interactions, soundtrack, exploration, a whole ass level that motivated me to learn English! _No, like, deadass, "Mos Espa" is what made me want to learn English like never before._ (I'm Brazilian) I just wish my current laptop still had a scandisk. I still have the CD, but what good is that if I can't even *put it* on my computer?
For what it’s worth, you wouldn’t be able to install it on anything higher than windows xp: the installer on the cd is 16 bit and CANNOT be run. There is a fan-made installer but you’ll have to search for that, and for the cd rip online… it’s not very easy to get going, but it is fun to play!!!
U can buy an external CD drive that connects to your laptop via USB! Or you could just pirate it lol. Won’t even be illegal for you since u actually own the game already!
back when games let you commit infanticide. also the Theed Garden and Coruscant levels had some neat glitch areas that let you skip a good part of them. 7 year old me must have been a dam wizard
6:09 I remember failing that particular side mission to rescue the kid down the alleyway. More droids had spawned in, killing the kid while I was searching the building he left for loot. Then I went over to where is mother was, sobbing away, crying, "Please... leave me alone. I am mourning the death of my son." Yeah, that was pretty heavy for a PS1 game.
Qui-Gon and his "The door is open, LET'S GO!" quote is something i say all the time. Actually really liked this game to be honest. That and jedi Power Battle
There was a glitch in Tattooine that allowed you to progress forward with the story even after slaughtering most of the town. Had a blast with this game. Wish it were rereleased somehow outside of ROMs.
I remember you could type “happy” in the console and your blaster would turn into a massive rocket launcher absolutely demolishing everything and everyone.
We managed it because it's all we did all day every day my friend. Now we don't have the time as adults to learn the exact pixel for every jumping level.
I try to play this game at least once a year. It was my favorite as a kid. The Mos Espa levels were definitely my favorite. Also, because I'll never forget the code, here ya go! At the main menu highlighting "Options" input Triangle, Circle, Left, L1, R2, Square, Circle, Left. You'll hear a beep noise. Then, hit L1, Select and Triangle. You'll be in a new menu with options like level select invincibility!
First person to honestly recognize this game as the precursor to *"HATRED-A Murder Sim Game for The Whole Family".* Yeah man, I tend to be an overall decent guy who doesnt like seeing randos cut to to pieces with laser swords, but like you said it is almost as if the developers goaded and wanted you to be a one man squad of swift death I wasnt that young when it came out, probably high school so no SUNNY D but instead bad ass ZIMA and BARTLES AND JAMES WINE COOLERS for me, but I kind of dug this game just for its scope. The Canteena planet, i think it is Mos Eisley, was fun just roaming around, talking and swiftly dispatching various misshapen alien peoples. It was an early feel of what KOTOR would be (pretty much the last point I know a thing about Star Wars as a Disney IP) Great vid man. You made me chuckle, Im a new fan (and for the record, that woman and her son were asking for it)
Ahh yes. The Phantom Menace. I remember the days when this movie was considered the worst thing that ever happened to the Star Wars franchise. Good times. :P
Me and my friend would spend hours killing the nemoidian in the first level, reloading, and killing him again. We would sing "...and he screamed a bloody scream!" and laugh. Never made it past the gungan swamp level.
I feel like i remember a lot of older games let you kill friendly or neutral npcs. Like in the beginning of Halo, you can kill everyone in the ship or kill the general and everyone comes after you
Holy shit. Sure, this purple Hindu kush is partly responsible, but this video made me laugh much more than expected. Subscribed. Also, shoutouts to that kid in Mos Eisley selling hydroponic "vegetables"!
I used to dominate this game as a kid, but I kept playing it so I could get a good rating at the end.. and I'd get 9 on every level except the first, which was always a 4. I explored the fark outta that level, speed ran it, took it with no damage, did all those things at once, and still couldn't crack a 5 or higher. Proper childhood gamer rage
I remember playing this game as a kid. There was an NPC on Tattoonie on the streets that yelled “YOU BETTER STAND BACK BECAUSE I’M ABOUT TO SLASH” I whipped out my lightsaber and killed him right there. As he fell to his death he finished his voice line… “I’m about to slash ALL MY PRICES”.
Ohhhh a murder most foul!
This truly does say something about how we live in a society
I did the same exact thing!
Use your aggressive feelings, boy. Let the hate flow through you!
@@Wertsir onto Jar Jar!
I love this game so much, spent countless of hours playing this as a kid. Killing the innocent droids, gungans, sometimes just abusing qui gon and many more. It's like Oblivion but Star Wars themed
I loved this game as a kid, me and my sister would quote the "stand back because I'm about to slash... all my prices!" guy all the time
“Buy some hydroponic vegetables?”
@@Flandrew you are sith controlling a jedi avatar
Aww, that's cool XD My sister and I do that for different games, too, I getcha
Same here :) I wonder if the merchant is related to the one from RE4.
What are buying?
Cheers.
It always confused me when vegetable woman attacked me because she looked like Leia or Mon Mothma
This game felt limitless back in the day. I remember it took me like two years to finish it...
It took me several months to get past Oto Gunga
@@dekzXTthat swamp mission stumped me for weeks…months…too long…
I've played this game since I was four. I still haven't finished it, and I'm in my twenties now
what??? I was 14 when I finished the game in 5 days.... because I couldn't take the graphics any longer
@@JediStar85it was the best graphics of its time..
dafuq?
You can really tell the developers had a lot of fun making this game, although perhaps too much fun. Phantom Menace was basically a children's movie, and yet the accompanying video game more closely resembles GTA.
It resembles GTA in no way whatsoever.
@@gaylordfocker7990 It does.
@@gaylordfocker7990 Going on a rampage until authorities/whoever strikes you down? Sounds like GTA to me.
No such thing as "too much fun."
@@gaylordfocker7990 ever milked a cat focker?
The best lines were from padme and anakin
“This is horrible a vicious murderer is killing people all over town”. Padme when talking to said murderer
“I won’t help a murderer like you!” Anakin yells after reading the obituaries in the morning newspaper.
*_"I won't help a murderer like you."_*
*_"You're a no good killer!!"_*
Oh yeah, killing everyone on Tattoonie results in making the game unbeatable as you need to talk to Anakin in order to progress, but since he won't be kind and tell you you're a murderer, you basically shot yourself in the foot by slaughtering the innocent.
Add to that in the first escort mission for the Queen. If you slaughter the child looking for his mother. If you return to the mother she will be sobbing. She knows her son is dead.
@@darrenhood4033 Please leave me alone! I'm mourning the death of my son!
"Get out of my house"
One of my favorite moments from this game was making Qui-Gon step in the Dung Worm dealer's Dung Worm pile. Then listen to everyone in the city say you smell bad. This game was great!
Exactly!
I turn that level into murderous hobo simulator
Oh my gosh XD
The Qui-Gon parts made me wish for a Star Wars RPG with branching dialogue, customized character, lightsaber combat, force persuasion and a droid that calls people meatbags. :3
@@KasumiRINA Cute lmao. Knights of the Old Republic is cool, but I hated the combat. I dislike turn based RPGs, they're so primitive.
Hey! Stop walking on my dung worms
"I'm not going to help a murderer like you" - Anakin after you slay townsfolk and then he refuses to help you with the mission bugging the game out.
back when softlocks weren't considered a bug but a feature
Well obviously he isn't gonna if you gut his mother up in front of him.
@@juhapekkaruusala9038 TUSKEN RAIDERS: Phew! Guess Anakin will slaughter you instead of us then, Jedi!
Well ain't that the pot calling the cattle black ?
I remember that
This game is a feverdream of my childhood deep down in my brain, espacially the third level. 10/10 would play again
same
same, and it's funny how now it looks horrific to me in terms of graphics but when I was 11 it was like photorealism.
@@happzy oh it looked like crap when I first played it, like there was another Episode 1 game on PS1 and it had non-triangular lightsabers with proper glow. Jedi Power Battles. PC had Jedi Knight 2 and Academy, on Quake 3 engine.
@@KasumiRINA jk2 was waaay later
I have a ps1 and I have burned a disc, and put on this game
As a kid, I went into the fan and saw Obi-wan get chopped to pieces, I freaked out and called my dad into the room in tears, and my dad was just like, "wtf did you expect to happen when you walk into spinning blades?" lmao
Qui-gon: "I have a very particular lack of skills."
This game had one of the funniest glitches I've ever seen in a video game, me and my buddy called it the "Anakin Bug" where basically on Tatooine you run and find, then kill Anakins mother early on (If I remember the sequence correctly, might be right after you meet her in the correct order of the level) then Anakin would swoop in out of nowhere and start circling your hitbox in ultra-rapid only stopping momentarily to exclaim "I won't help a murderer like you!" untill finally he dies from either your weapon or getting hit by an NPC's attack as he'd stayed glued to you as you try to traverse more of the map.
There was another super funny glitch in this game where right before you talk to Anakin on the same level after having found all the podracer parts for him which naturally ends the level, you kill some innocent NPC to trigger the "I won't help a murderer like you!" dialouge again. Then killing ALL the NPC's on the map made Anakin cave in and you could finish the level anyway, good times.. good times.
I never knew killing every NPC eventually changes Anakin’s mind, that’s hilarious… must be a foreshadowing of teen Anakin Skywalker cool with killing not just the men but the women and the children too 😂
Never got past the Theed mission. Thing is, you can kill the Queen, you just have to use a rocket launcher to do it. Also, loved the guy that I asked “how deep is this river?”, after which he said “why don’t you jump in and find out”, only to find that you can’t get out and it pushes you over a cliff
I stopped there too, we had this game back in 03, this brings back memories, my brother accidentally saved on obi-wan dying at same spot it broke our heart lol 💔
Theed was hard but the level after with the Queen was excruciating. I remember almost crying when I finally did it
The biggest troll in all of Theed. We mowed down and slashed our way through hundreds of heavily-armed enemies, but this lone, unarmed dude somehow Jedi-mind-tricked us all to our doom lol.
I barely got to the 4th level on Tatooine once and that's as far as I got. this game on PC was my fav in 1999. I had suppressed memories of Amidala, but who could forget that freaken gungan level 2
Same here, now 22 years later i only discover how many levels there were after theed 😳
Damn I’m so jealous of the freedom you have in this old game. Wish (at least once in a while) more devs would let us waste every npc in their games.
Play Bethesda games. They'll let you do it.
@@TraceguyRune ish
@@TraceguyRune Except for those that respawn after a few in-game days. And those that you can never kill (like children).
@@bellissimo4520 Praise Talos for mods
@@PopeLogic Touché! Mods for the rescue (or rather for the kill)!
6:06 it gets even worse than that. If you take out her kid first then talk to the woman she will say "leave me alone I'm mourning the death of my son!" I love that the game can get so morbid but I'm surprised LucasArts allowed it. I didn't play the game until I was in my late teens but I think it's still great. Also I'm subbed great channel dude.
It was the wild west days of gaming still :P.
@@planescaped true.
it gets worse, depending on the choice ( kid lives , woman lives , both lives) when you return to naboo and go to the same house at some point, you will see them and they will give you a reward based on the choice,.. guns heal or watch them dead inside if you kill one of them
@@kaiserdarkangel Damn, really? Now that's a movie tie-in game that actually tried.
Seriously, even the few serviceable ones out there were at best competent enough. This game here looks a bigass project that may have gone too far in a few places. Sort of makes me think of what the Attack of the Clones game might have looked like had Bioware gotten down to it (as they were offered to by LucasArts as an alternative to making an Old Republic story completely from scratch).
@@yarpen26 you can try it by yourself and see what happends, its gona be depressing.
When I was young I’d have nightmares about the caged monster on Tatooine. That mission alone had more to do than most Starwars RPGs. It felt very immersive and the ability to do whatever you wanted and change how you complete quests (either pacifist or steamrolling) made the replayability very high. It’s a method of design praised in games like Thief and Deus Ex.
7 year old me hated that boss, lol. Then 8 year old me found out you can just infinitely force push it into the spikes on the wall and slowly kill it.
You left out the best part! At least on PC, which I remember because I played this so much. Toss a thermal detonator in Otoh Gunga...see what happens. (It creates a spiralling chain of explosions that destroys the entire city, with unique reactions to it!)
Oh wow! I’ll have to try that out
Koooool
How are you able to play it?
@@mattychaz4223 Well, I believe I still have the CD-ROM, but I no longer do play it and I don't think I could get it to work on this 64-bit machine. I just remember it from when I used to, because that was one of the few games I had at the time.
@@rubiesncreme I'm pretty sure there is a way to get it to work. If I can get a 21 year old game like Oregon Trail 5th Edition to work on this computer then it might be possible. The save feature doesn't seem to work but it's not needed. I can actually play it without the CD.
Holy god the nostalgia trip this video has given me. I remember every scene. Even the kids' scream and Obi-Wan turning into mincemeat.
the “slash… ALL MY PRICES!” npc will forever be the first thing I think of when I think about this game.. I don’t remember completing it
Oh my word. The sounds and images from this game just bring back such memories
I always say, for all of its faults, this is actually a really good action/adventure game. Love it
It sure is
It's very ambitious for its era and executed very well.
I remember the lightsaber mechanics being oddly satisfying in that game. Your lightsaber would kill enemies even after your gameover death.
I remember seeing my mate kill the Rancor monster at the same time as Qui Gon died, triggering a scene where the droid would talk to Qui Gon's dead body.
Another time Obi Wan died on the floor, and as the droids starting walking about, one of them walked beside Obi Wan, tripped over the blade and died! In a PS1 game!
This was just the thing I was looking for. I never got past the third level (I was merely 6 when I got my PS1 and this game), so I wanted to see the rest. This review was funny and extremely well put together. Thanks! :)
It took me a solid month to figure out I had to press the button to escape the first room
You definitely have to think outside the box sometimes.
Also lightsabers are borderline useless IIRC lol.
I got stuck at the Naboo level, those damn tanks
I never passed beyond 3:09
I always got stuck for hours with a stupid rock after killing all the droids
I could never get past the end of the Theed gardens level, there is a big open area near the end with a ridiculous amount of enemies.
Okay, I'm not gonna lie, seeing Obi-Wan got shredded into 50 different pieces was so unexpected, unprecedented from a Star Wars game, and incredible to witness.
Also, the fact that you're free to just kill anybody, in complete disregard to the character you're playing as, makes me really sad that more games aren't like this.
When I took the wrong turn on that vent and got shredded like that, and I was a kid mind you back then, it was so unexpected that I got really scared of the game. Also Quigon can be shreded as well in Watto's junkyard...
First time that happened to me, even though i was a kid, i started laughing hard at it. I then reloaded my save and just repeated the process over and over, until after like 6-9 times. This game is the best Star Wars game.
I think my favorite part of this game was just having Qui-gon hop on the hidden cannon in the town square on Tatooine mercilessly slaughtering all the innocents like animals in wave after wave of death and destruction.
Excuse me: hidden Canon?!
Those Jawas just keep coming... I had to use the infinite health cheat because they eventually start blasting you with rocket launchers. As a kid, I thought the game was terrible and that Jedi power battles was so much better, but I feel like I spent a lot more time on this one. There was something special about slaughtering everyone in mos espa and the mos espa arena.
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You OK bro?
I could never pass the Theed mission, mainly the bridge/tank part. Also I always quoted Jar Jar, so seeing everyone hate him confused me at first sense I loved him lol, prolly why people think I'm annoying now... oh god, I just realized I'm like Jar Jar
A Sith Lord and the true phantom menace?
Same as kid I'd just run around the maze not knowing what to do, which for me is crazy because I replayed the game again recently and had much more trouble with the tatooine part
I loved this game when I was young. Grand Theft Jedi Simulator was the best way to play, reloading it during the Tattoine City level over and over again. I still remember the "what did I ever do to you?!" line.
I loved this game.
It was like an action adventure knights of the old republic game but set to episode 1.
Loved running around Mos Espa only to realize you can infiltrate one of the buildings and take out the local gang.
Helping the Theed security forces.
Feeling like a small outnumbered force on a distant planet with its own peoples and customs.
It gave you that adventure feeling better then the movie sometimes.
7:30 That's a Rondo and not a Dewback. Otherwise, hilarious video and great commentary. I was 9 when this game released and never finished the first Tatooine level, but so many funny memories!
I winced when he said dewback, knowing it was a Ronto...then wondering why I know such things haha
@@Rschr101 Thank you for correcting my spelling!
@@Rschr101 I can one up that. When I went to see The Force Awakens and it got to the part where their escaping in the Millennium Falcon. I figured Han and Chewie would be in the back somewhere, living in dissolution after that whole rebellion thing didn't really pan out. I mean, why would they be apart from their beloved Falcon, right? But the more time passed and the more conspicuously absent Han and Chewie were, I began to think, "maybe it's a different ship?"
Of course, I immediately dismissed that idea. NOT because this is Star Wars so that HAS to be the Millennium Falcon, but because "where the hell would they dig up ANOTHER YT-1300 freighter?"
It was one of those moments where I stopped and took a long, hard look at my life and then decided the damage was already done and ended up changing nothing going forward.
Who cares? Stop nerding out about a movie series made for kids in your 40's.
@@MxMoondoggie So sayeth the weeb.
Summer 1999 was amazing. I was 6 years old and TPM releasing is such a core memory of mine!
The fact someone else remembers this game makes me so happy. But if I’m being real with you I need that Jedi power battles review next because that game was so underrated.
Power Battles was really good with the fighting, but there are too many clunky platforming.
That game was my childhood!
@@MarioSratss yeah most lives were lost to bad jumps... But there was a place where you could get two lives between checkpoints so you could stock up on them. Note that there's a Dreamcast version that adds one more character so probably worth more emulating now than PS1 original.
This is when games were really good! Didn’t tell you where to go. Tons of hidden mechanics , tons of choices . Ahead of its time man!
The first level in the original Battlefront, where you fight Gungans, was one of my earliest memories as another mass murderer of Non Player Characters.
5:48 - You're complaining about her droning on, my ears immediately went, "Azula?!?" God I love Grey DeLisle's voice acting. Really enjoying this, I remember playing a demo version of this that came out for PC, but it only had the first level. Always wanted to see the rest of the game.
Ah i remember going on a murder spree in Mos Espa. I would kill everyone and then reload the save and do it again. The way some of them were so rude and how they died made me lmfao i couldn't get enough 🤣 But those guards with their big axes freaked me out so much tho.
YOU'RE A NO-GOOD KILLER!
"I won't help a murderer like you."
"You're a no good killer!"
"That's it. Now you die!!"
These are the words that haunt me at night...
After a bloodthirst masacre through Mos Espa, walking through the town with not a soul in sight and an eerie ambience. This is what makes this the best star wars game. Its totaly upto the player how they want to play it out and holds good replay value. Similar to half-life.
This game was actually quite deep. It has a lot of things going on
Yeah tons of hidden secrets and Easter eggs. It was great.
It's so dense, every single frame has so much going on
This game was such a tattooine GTA. so fun and unintentionally funny.
"Will you help me save my son?"
[gets killed]
I remeber I got stuck on Naboo
Edit: Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan logic "don't have to worry about people turning to the darkside if no one is alive to turn"
This game was actually pretty damn good fun. I really enjoyed it The freedom of being able to use your lightsaber when or if you wanted was amazing. Always made me wanna recreate when the alien got its hand cut off inside the cantina in the original trilogy lol. Choices and the way you wanted to play it is what made it so fun for me...so yeah, no joke this game is one of the hardest games I've probably ever played.
I distinctly remember Darth Maul being the scariest thing in my childhood
IT the clown is what did me in I was scared to take showers till I was probably 12 lmao all I could do was stare at the drain the entire time I was in there every day
Back in the day when I was a mere kid I absolutely binged that game! I also had an Xploder disc and a cheat magazine which featured the dev mode code. I spent weeks on Tatooine trying to kill every npc on the map. Especially the kids who try to flee after witnessing you murdering their friends were such a blast to hunt down. 😅
I have some weirdly fond memories of this game. I got it like 5 years after it was first released at the peak of my teenage Star Wars obsession from somebody who had gotten bored of it. I'm not sure if I ever finished it, on one hand I'm positive I remember that Darth Maul fight but on the other I have a feeling my save was corrupted... But yeah, even then I could tell the developers would have preferred to make a game with an original storyline and RPG elements like choices and consequences, and that's really the saving grace of the whole thing. That and many of the levels being made with so much obvious love. I remember really hating the lightsaber combat though, the blaster bolt blocking felt random as hell, sometimes you would just eat the shots even when you were blocking, and the tank controls meant you couldn't really effectively dodge them either.
I remember playing Tatooine over & over laughing hysterically at the ridiculous freedom the game allowed. Even as a kid I knew the game was unusually... morbid, but it cracked me up so hard slaughtering the helpless npc's. The contrast from the movies... it was epic for that imo. I still have fond memories of this game & this vid brings them back
Pt2 to the story: I was at my aunts house playing this game on Tatooine slaughtering npc (first time playing it) and she walked in telling me I'm playing it wrong. It was making me laugh even harder not stopping the slaughter and she was just like "stop! You're not supposed to do that!" And I was just saying "well the game doesn't care, there's no punishment for doing this"
It was cracking me up, still makes me chuckle
Your aunt is lawful good it seems.
@@KurticeYZreacts lol
@@SurnaturalM she was my fav aunt. Wasnt blood related but was such a fun person. I only saw her once after my uncle and her got a divorced. Sad 😔
I've got reasonably fond memories of this game as a kid, it seemed fairly advanced for its time. I do, however, remember getting horribly lost in a lot of the levels.
It's official. Your videos are awesome through and through! I greatly appreciate the effort and humor that goes into your videos man! Thank you!
I will NEVER again feel hype as intense as the one that demo level (the first of the game) gave me as a kid. I was out of my fucking mind. It was also one of my first game with an almost open-world hub (Tatooine), but your review reminded me just how advanced the game was in some respects, even though the scale of the levels and choices was nowhere near that of later star wars game.
This was a gem for me as a kid. Nothing like playing Mos Eisley and taking out everyone...now I look back and realize how much counseling I needed. All joking aside I had a lot of fun with this game
tbh the fetch quest Mos Eisley level was my favorite as a child. So many different aliens to kill in an open world level and the guards yelling "murderer" at me!
You mean Mos Espa?
please tell me I'm not the only one who remembers the Jawa shootout Easter egg on that level
Totally agree. Once I reached that point, I barely cared to actually progress anymore. It was just so fun to mess around, and get immersed with the huge variety of set pieces and characters.
"You're a no good killer!!"
This was an awesome game. It had it's flaws, but so did every game at the time. The ability to kill everyone was such a nice little feature.
Loved this game as a kid, you realise it's such a crazy sandbox once you starts to poke at it. The Tatooine level is especially nuts.
Thank you for this memory. This game was really special to me and every single part of this video made me laugh. There are little stupid one liners in this video that I STILL quote to my family today! It feels very Mass Effect in all of its little quirks.
this game was absolutely amazing as a kid, hard to see now, but this was revolutionary at the time.
In the Tattoonie level, if you kill too many people, Anakin will not talk to you, making the game unbeatable
Then Anakin must die too..(whips out light saber)
I was like 5/6 when this came out and I think I do remember discovering that back in the day, such gem of a game 😂
"I won't help a murderer like you!"
I like when developers combine puzzle mechanics and dialogue choices with a third person camera. I wish there were more such games.
Whoah, hearing some of this NPC dialogue transported me right back to 1999-2000. This game was clunky as hell, but man did it keep me entertained for hours. My favourite thing to do was taking Qui Gon on a GTA-style rampage in Mos Espa (looking at other comments, I can see I'm not alone in this). How long could I last before the guards finally got me? I'd always try to break the game in whatever way I could - hacking my way into rooms instead of using all those damn key cards and maguffin trails. Undoubtedly, some of those levels were so frustrating that they drove me insane. The Gardens of Theed practically broke me until I found a guide for it somewhere online.
This is a great channel! There's so much nostalgia for me with this late PS1 period of gaming with Crash Bandicoot 3: Warped and Resident Evil 3 standing out in particular. It was a golden age.
DO NOT remind of the Gardens of Theed, MY GOD! If ever there was a level I just wanted you be done with...
Not even the level right after where you have to escort Padmé was such a nightmare.
I had this game when I was a kid. My most distinct memory was losing Padme during the Naboo city level and not being able to find her again.
Tattoine level was amazing. And the possibilty to complete the level taking so many paths and options, or just killing everybody was insane in those times
In my humble opinion. This is the most nuanced Star wars game ever. 90s kids over here!!
I never realised how much of this game I remembered until I saw the Queen getting stuck on the Naboo escort mission and I started getting Vietnam flashbacks.
There is a glitch on the Mos Espa level where if you kill too many people, Anakin will refuse to help you but if you go back and kill all the npc's that are not needed to advance the game (Watto, Padme, Jar Jar ect.) and return to Anakin, he will help you now.
I was 20 when this came out, and in the 82d Airborne. My life was interspersed between exploring Mos Espa and getting my shit prepped at Green Ramp. Ah, memories!
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I can’t help but this game…feels like it was made by Bethesda…
The explorations, dialogue options, all NPCs can be killed, and even the gameplay is kinda exploitive.
It’s amazing that Bethesda has not made a deal with LucasArts for a Star Wars game…yet.
What Bethesda games since Morrowind have let you kill all NPCs?
@@Rad-Dude63andathird Basically, starting with Morrowind.
@@Rad-Dude63andathird Morrowind is the one I was thinking of actually
Same reason Bioware created Mass Effect and Dragon Age I presume, they got sick of the hefty licensing fees and meddling from Wizards of the Coast in particular and decided they'd just make their own settings, with blackjack and hookers!
@@fernie-fernandez And ending with Morrowind. All subsequent Elder Scrolls as well as Fallout titles are packed to the rim with essential NPCs.
I remember being disappointed Coruscant wasn't a level where you walk around the Jedi Temple and then a speech choice battle trying to convince the council to let you train Anakin.
Incredible game though, it let me experience the world of Tatooine and Coruscant.
Being another small Creator myself I really do hope your channel grows this is really underrated and your videos are really entertaining and informative, I already gave you a like and I've subscribed so I look forward to seeing what you do in the future
Thank's very much, good luck to you too
4:11 Huh, so this is where Anakin gets his Genocidal Tendencies from...
Had this on PC, there’s dialog and music changes if you do go all GTA, I remember on Tattooine people started calling Qui-Gon “Killer”. I also loved the little drunk pod racer guy you needed to help (or not).
The Courusant level had a glitch that let you skip a bunch of the level by falling off of part of that first landing platform (can’t remember where) and dropping into a later section of the level (the Queen warps down to you, unfortunately). There was a room with a guy in it, if you shot him, he said, “I don’t have to take this abuse” and automatic blasters pop out of the floor!
Cheat codes were great, you could turn the “heavy blaster” (it was black and fired blue shots) into a freaking rapid-fire cannon (it was the same ammo the droid tanks fired! Not quite spawning a free tank like in GTA, but close enough) invincible mode, give all weapons, character switching… of course at the end the game tallies up all the times you used the cheats (it seemed to count EVERY arm cannon shot) and labels you ”Cheater”. Who cares, it was more fun blowing up half the levels!
I remember that I always had trouble getting past the droid tank at the end of the first Theed-level, without the gun. But I didn't want to be labeled a cheater in the end credits (because I wanted to prove to my older brother that I could beat that game without cheats). I found a way, where you could enable the gun, and then load into an earlier savegame, before you activated the cheat. It would still be active (it stayed for the entire game session iirc), but you wouldn't be labeled a cheater in the end.
This game was one of my favorites, though I was in high school when I got it. You can well imagine that Mos Espa was my favorite level of the whole game. I played it over and over. I found that if you took out all the guards first, but by luring them out into the desert one at a time with a force push, you could take out nearly the whole town completely unfettered. Just avoid Jawa's because they knew all. If you did it wrong, Padme and Anakin would say they won't help a filthy murderer. This video made me laugh so hard.
I had this for PC, and I remember playing it a lot when I was 10 for a couple weeks, I loved it for a time. I think the PC version had better graphics though, and controls apparently. The Theed escort mission was actually one of my favorites, as there were so many hidden areas and nooks, and the ambiance at the time really felt like a city being invaded, at least to 10 year old me.
And I remember how amazing it felt when kid me discovered a cheat code that wasn't listed on game F A Q's (youtube autodeletes my post when I say the site for some unknown bloody reason, I can only assume the braindead stupid bots think I'm saying the F @ Gundam word), and the feeling of seeing the code I found showing up on the cheats page after I submitted it. Just a shitty red-line graphics mode but it wasn't listed anywhere!
I played it on PC too. Hearing the voice lines in this video triggered so many memories lol. Never did finish it, I never figured out how to get through Tatooine
The pc version was great compared to this version. Graphics were solid for the era.
Dude same. The Theed missions were the most open world type thing I had played up to that point, so fun. Added a lot of depth to the movie
this is one of the GOATest games of all time. i remember one kid on tatooine saying "YOU'RE A STINKY OUTLANDER" - I couldn't have killed him quicker if i tried.
I'll say, when I was a kid, this was my FAVOURITE game on the PC!
This game had it all! Actions, level design, platforming, NPC interactions, soundtrack, exploration, a whole ass level that motivated me to learn English! _No, like, deadass, "Mos Espa" is what made me want to learn English like never before._ (I'm Brazilian)
I just wish my current laptop still had a scandisk. I still have the CD, but what good is that if I can't even *put it* on my computer?
For what it’s worth, you wouldn’t be able to install it on anything higher than windows xp: the installer on the cd is 16 bit and CANNOT be run. There is a fan-made installer but you’ll have to search for that, and for the cd rip online… it’s not very easy to get going, but it is fun to play!!!
U can buy an external CD drive that connects to your laptop via USB! Or you could just pirate it lol. Won’t even be illegal for you since u actually own the game already!
There may be a downloadable version somewhere and an emulator.
back when games let you commit infanticide. also the Theed Garden and Coruscant levels had some neat glitch areas that let you skip a good part of them. 7 year old me must have been a dam wizard
I LOVED this game growing up. It was so fun being a complete a hole and killing everyone after insulting them.
6:09 I remember failing that particular side mission to rescue the kid down the alleyway. More droids had spawned in, killing the kid while I was searching the building he left for loot. Then I went over to where is mother was, sobbing away, crying, "Please... leave me alone. I am mourning the death of my son."
Yeah, that was pretty heavy for a PS1 game.
I lost my memory card so every time I died on the damn escort missions I had to start the game over lol
Qui-Gon and his "The door is open, LET'S GO!" quote is something i say all the time. Actually really liked this game to be honest.
That and jedi Power Battle
The door is open: _let's go._
I still have my Prima Official Guide for this for some reason. I absolutely loved the fact that you could just murder everyone
We played this so much when I was a kid that me and my sisters still occasionally quote some of the dialogue. 😆
There was a glitch in Tattooine that allowed you to progress forward with the story even after slaughtering most of the town. Had a blast with this game. Wish it were rereleased somehow outside of ROMs.
I remember you could type “happy” in the console and your blaster would turn into a massive rocket launcher absolutely demolishing everything and everyone.
I loved this game so much as a kid. Re bought it as an adult. And couldn’t get through that Jar Jar level. How TF did I manage it when I was 10 lol 😆
We managed it because it's all we did all day every day my friend. Now we don't have the time as adults to learn the exact pixel for every jumping level.
I try to play this game at least once a year. It was my favorite as a kid. The Mos Espa levels were definitely my favorite. Also, because I'll never forget the code, here ya go! At the main menu highlighting "Options" input Triangle, Circle, Left, L1, R2, Square, Circle, Left. You'll hear a beep noise. Then, hit L1, Select and Triangle. You'll be in a new menu with options like level select invincibility!
his game is an underrated jewel
First person to honestly recognize this game as the precursor to *"HATRED-A Murder Sim Game for The Whole Family".*
Yeah man, I tend to be an overall decent guy who doesnt like seeing randos cut to to pieces with laser swords, but like you said it is almost as if the developers goaded and wanted you to be a one man squad of swift death
I wasnt that young when it came out, probably high school so no SUNNY D but instead bad ass ZIMA and BARTLES AND JAMES WINE COOLERS for me, but I kind of dug this game just for its scope. The Canteena planet, i think it is Mos Eisley, was fun just roaming around, talking and swiftly dispatching various misshapen alien peoples. It was an early feel of what KOTOR would be (pretty much the last point I know a thing about Star Wars as a Disney IP)
Great vid man. You made me chuckle, Im a new fan (and for the record, that woman and her son were asking for it)
Ahh yes. The Phantom Menace.
I remember the days when this movie was considered the worst thing that ever happened to the Star Wars franchise.
Good times. :P
Me and my friend would spend hours killing the nemoidian in the first level, reloading, and killing him again. We would sing "...and he screamed a bloody scream!" and laugh.
Never made it past the gungan swamp level.
Dude, I got that game on PC as a kid. The Gungan level still induces nightmares and rage in me. I hated it. :)
I really enjoy this channel I foresee the channel getting bigger and having a huge following of subscribers
Ive beaten this game so many times as a kid on PC this was a fucking brilliant video on this game.
Thank you
I feel like i remember a lot of older games let you kill friendly or neutral npcs. Like in the beginning of Halo, you can kill everyone in the ship or kill the general and everyone comes after you
Great video. Much more fun than working on that game!
Oh wow! Michael Ebert, you were one of the lead designers on this game, right? I’d love to interview you about the marking of TPM if you don’t mind?
Holy shit. Sure, this purple Hindu kush is partly responsible, but this video made me laugh much more than expected. Subscribed.
Also, shoutouts to that kid in Mos Eisley selling hydroponic "vegetables"!
I think this is actually canon. Where else would Anakin learn that all of his problems can be solved by murdering a bunch of people? 😀
Obi-Wan"Only a sith deals in absolutes."
Anakin"That's an abolute."
Obi-Wan:" I know." - tosses Gungan head.-
I used to dominate this game as a kid, but I kept playing it so I could get a good rating at the end.. and I'd get 9 on every level except the first, which was always a 4. I explored the fark outta that level, speed ran it, took it with no damage, did all those things at once, and still couldn't crack a 5 or higher. Proper childhood gamer rage
Bro why don’t you have more subs!!? You’re hilarious and awesome
6:24 🤣🤣👍🏻
Thanks for this! I loved this game as a kid. Lots of nostalgia being had while watching your review 😊
1:57 I spat coffee laughing for some reason 😂
Fun fact: If you Force push the guy on Tatooine that says "Stop pooshing me!" enough times he'll just drop dead.