star wars: rogue squadron game

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

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Game Information

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron is a 1998 Nintendo 64 flight combat game developed by Factor 5 and published by LucasArts. Luke Skywalker leads Rogue Squadron across 16 planetary missions, piloting an X-wing and other craft against Imperial forces. It was the first console game to support the N64 Expansion Pak for 640×480 high-resolution rendering, delivering terrain detail and lighting that standard N64 hardware couldn’t match.

Missions have no mid-stage checkpoints — a crash or depleted shield bar sends you back to the beginning. Shields do not regenerate between missions, so damage carried forward from earlier stages directly affects your viability in later encounters. The T-65B X-wing’s linked laser cannons project a 24-pixel forward hitbox that can cancel incoming enemy fire before it reaches the ship.

Game Controls
Click screen to activate.
= Pitch / Roll
Z= A (Fire)
X= B (Boost)
enter ↵= Start

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