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Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo

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Released for the Nintendo 64 and PC nearly three years after Rogue Squadron, Star Wars: Episode I: Battle for Naboo details the events of Naboo post-occupation by the Trade Federation in 32 BBY. As Lieutenant Gavyn Sykes you attempt to liberate the planet Naboo from Trade Federation forces, using several vehicles and starships including the AAT, STAP, and N-1 starfighter. Intended to be a sequel to Rogue Squadron, the game was made by Factor 5, and in many of aspects was very similar to Rogue Squadron. It was also the first installment of the series to include an audio commentary track to play along with the level, a process that was later repeated with Star Wars: Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader and Star Wars: Rogue Squadron III: Rebel Strike.

Three bonus levels include missions such as a chase after Darth Maul's Sith Infiltrator through Coruscant.

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Facts

Title
Star Wars: Episode I:
Battle for Naboo
Developer
Factor 5
Publisher
LucasArts
Released
December 18, 2000 (Nintendo 64)
March 11, 2001 (PC)
Genre
Action, flight simulator
Modes
Single-player
Ratings
ESRB: Teen (T)
Platforms
Nintendo 64
PC
Timeline
32 BBY

Who turns up here

Characters: 18
Species: 7
Planets: 2
Places: 19
Starships: 14
Vehicles: 10
Organizations: 8
Events: 14
Technology: 8
Everything else: 19
Not in the archive: 3
  • Ned Greeby (first appearance)
  • Ivar Nitu (first appearance)
  • Neeka Tiss (first appearance)

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