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Replay – Star Wars: Bounty Hunter
When I was constructing my Fall of the Empire editorial, I spent many days and nights looking back at LucasArts' catalog of games, fondly remember the hits and cringing at the mountain of missteps made by this studio. The research I did for the canceled title Star Wars: 1313 led me into Game Informer's vault to locate LucasArts' other Fett-centric title, Star Wars: Bounty Hunter. Star Wars: 1313 was going to place players into the armor of Boba Fett. Star Wars: Bounty Hunter focuses on Boba's father, Jango. In this week's episode of Replay, we take a look at Bounty Hunter and discuss numerous Star Wars topics, going well out of our way to anger fans of George Lucas' galaxy far, far away.
The second segment takes a look at a licensed property that probably shouldn't have been transformed into a video game.
Check out more episodes at our Replay hub.
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