A Gaming Diary
Star Wars: Episode III Revenge Of The Sith (DS)
A nice little licensed game. A scrolling beat-em-up of the old school, with 3D Starfox-style flying stages inserted every few stages.
The story is compressed so much that it’s completely nonsensical if you’ve not seen the movie, but who’s going to be playing who hasn’t?
Far better than the awful Lego Star Wars II DS game, at any rate.
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