Raid At Bakura - This level is timed, so it wasn't wide open to mistakes. However, when shooting the Ion Guns at the 2nd transport the game must have got the B trigger stuck and the Ion charge wouldn't happened. That made me loose a few seconds. Relics Of Geonosis - This level went well, but I didn't hit the Clone Trooper Ship well at the 1st turret on the land section, and therefore I had to take it out by using the turrets 3 times, instead of 2, which made me loose a few seconds.
Deception At Destrillion - This is one of the worst executed levels. At the start with the Tie Hunters, the Concussion Missles many times went all over the place, and multiple targeted one hunter most of the time. This caused me to use the lasers to take out the last few, and that costed me quite some time.
Guns Of Dubrillion - This is the best executed level. I went through the level really fast and the turbines at the end went down really fast and I pretty much got lucky there too.
Fondor Shipyard Assault - Doing this level fast is quite easy, and it went really good. Speeder Bike Pursuit - Like Destrillion, this level was a bit sucky. I didn't boost much and I many times went into the air and I found out after my run was done that rising makes you loose time :S.
I also crashed once. I had some bumping and pushing on the on-foot part but that didn't make me loose much. The total for all levels add up to This issue focuses around whenever you're controlling somebody on foot, as it's generally cumbersome to say the least. There are problems with the camera angles as they take too long to setup or never finding a useful angle, control is difficult often resulting in running into objects, and overall lack of excitement playing through these levels.
Thankfully, the foot missions are limited so they aren't a big factor but they might have done better just leaving them out. Although the missions on foot aren't the greatest, overall they're not a large factor and the scope of the rest of the game keeps them from making a strong presence. The improvements to the graphics, the larger mission scope, and solid implementation of new vehicles all help to create a complete experience. Like the two previous Rogue Squadron games, Rebel Strike gives you the chance to live out your greatest Star Wars starfighter-combat fantasies.
But this trip around the galaxy also features an alternative itinerary, as now you're periodically forced to face action outside the cockpit. You'll race through the forests of Endor on a speederbike, hone your Jedi double-jumping skills on swampy Dagobah, and even rescue a bikini-clad Princess Leia while escaping a long, painful, boring death slowly digesting in a Sarlacc Pit's belly.
Yes, these movie-moment missions all sound tremendously entertaining in theory, but most are woefully executed, sporting overly simplistic gameplay and lackluster visuals compared to the excellent flight stages.
These problems are really evident when soon-to-be Jedi master Luke Skywalker or his unsung-hero wingman Wedge Antilles Rebel Strike's two main playable characters head out on foot. Then the game turns into a monotonous run-and-duck shooting parade in which the characters move with the same grace as a Star Wars action figure brought to herky-jerky life by a first-year Jedi-academy student.
Thankfully, the direct opposite is true for this series' bread and butter--the flight segments. Once again, developer Factor 5 crafts a first-class aerial-combat experience. Whether flying high in the clouds escorting Rebel forces off the ice planet Hoth or discharging sonic-blast missiles complete with that explosive guitar-riff sound effect in the middle of an asteroid field above Geonosis, you're in for an intense and challenging ride in the sky.
And Rebel Strike tops all that off with some incredibly slick bonuses, letting you test your dogfighting skills in a bevy of Versus battles and--best of all--play through all of prequel Rogue Leader's missions cooperatively alongside a buddy wingmate.
Although I wish more flight missions found their way into the final product, those included are reason enough to try out Rebel Strike. But if you're expecting the ultimate all-encompassing Star Wars game, then you might want to move along, move along. It's got dazzling special effects and lots of white-knuckle action, but then it also packs plenty of groan-worthy moments. And easily the game's biggest downer--its equivalent to Jedi's Ewoks in cringe value--is the new on-foot gameplay.
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