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Replay – The Star Wars Spectacular
With The Force Awakens opening in theaters this week, it feels like the entire world is talking about Star Wars, so it only made sense that the Replay crew check out some of the worst best games released by LucasArts.
We begin our Star Wars extravaganza with a look at Star Wars: Obi-Wan, a prequel-trilogy-era game that approaches lightsaber combat in an interesting way. We make good progress in Obi-Wan's journey and transition to one of the worst best Star Wars moments in gaming history. Our final segment harks all the way back to the NES days, in a game that shows off my horrible amazing Jedi skills.
We don't go into any Force Awakens spoilers in this Replay episode. If that's what you are looking for, check out our Spoiled feature that goes into every little plot point.
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