Product Overview
- Product Name: Star Wars: Rogue Squadron
- New or Used: Used
- In Box or Loose: Loose
- Overall Condition: Very Good
- Save Battery Status*: Not Applicable – Does Not Use Battery
- Notes: A nicely preserved Nintendo 64 cartridge of Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, this copy is in very good condition with light, typical signs of handling and a clean overall appearance. The label remains fully intact with good detail and minor surface wear, giving it strong display appeal. The cartridge shell is in solid shape, and the contacts are clean and tested for consistent, reliable performance. A well-presented example that’s ready for your next Rebel flight mission.
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What's Included
- N64 Game Cartridge: Yes
- Manual / Instructions: No
- Original Retail Box: No
- Extras:
Game Description
Take to the skies in high-stakes battles across the Star Wars galaxy in Star Wars: Rogue Squadron, an action-packed flight combat experience on the Nintendo 64 console. As Rebel pilot Luke Skywalker, you’ll engage Imperial forces across deserts, forests, and frozen battlefields, weaving through enemy fire and terrain at high speed. Each mission delivers a cinematic blend of aerial combat and objective-based gameplay, where precision flying and quick reflexes are key to survival.
Built around iconic vehicles and missions, Star Wars: Rogue Squadron stands out as a thrilling action shooter for the Nintendo 64, combining arcade-style flight mechanics with strategic objectives. Players can pilot classic ships like the X-wing and Snowspeeder, each offering distinct handling and combat capabilities. As a standout physical cartridge release from LucasArts and Factor 5, it remains a must-have for Star Wars fans and collectors seeking one of the system’s most immersive experiences.
What makes Star Wars: Rogue Squadron especially memorable is its mission variety and evolving objectives, pushing players to adapt their tactics on the fly. From escort missions to large-scale assaults, each scenario rewards mastery of both flight controls and combat strategy. This combination of fast-paced action and authentic Star Wars atmosphere helped cement it as a defining title in the N64 library and a standout entry in the franchise’s gaming legacy.
Gameplay Features
- Pilot iconic vehicles like the X-wing, A-wing, and Snowspeeder, each with unique handling and firepower
- Engage in mission-based combat with objectives ranging from escorting allies to destroying enemy installations
- Use varied weapons including lasers, proton torpedoes, and tow cables for strategic combat options
- Navigate diverse environments like Tatooine deserts and Hoth battlefields with terrain-based challenges
- Earn medals and unlock bonus missions by completing objectives with speed, accuracy, and efficiency
- Adapt to evolving mission goals that shift mid-battle, requiring quick decisions and precise flying
Historical Trivia or Fun Fact
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron was developed by Factor 5 and released in 1998, utilizing advanced technology to push the Nintendo 64’s graphical capabilities. It was one of the first Star Wars games to focus heavily on aerial combat and cinematic mission design. Its success helped establish the Rogue Squadron series as a major part of the Star Wars gaming lineup, leading to future entries on later Nintendo platforms.
Additional Details
- Variant: Standard Release
- Genre: Action Adventure
- Year Released: 1998
- Publisher: LucasArts
- Developer: Factor 5
- ESRB Rating: T - Teen
- UPC: 045496870379
- SKU: 3915
- Format: Nintendo 64 Video Game Cartridge
- Platform: Nintendo 64 System (N64 Video Game Console)
- Region: NTSC (North America, Canada)
Important Information
- *Save battery (if present) has been tested or replaced and is verified working at the time of listing.
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