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Test Chamber – How Far Do We Get In Super Star Wars On PS4?
Super Star Wars, a Super Nintendo game from 1992, saw re-release on PlayStation 4 and Vita today, so we decided to see how far we could get.
The game is included in the recently released Star Wars Battlefront PlayStation 4 bundle, but you can also purchase it standalone for $9.99 as a crossbuy title, meaning one purchase will get you the game on both PlayStation 4 and Vita.
As fans of the original, Ben Reeves, Dan Tack, and myself decided to take a look at the new version and see how it performs. It has slightly updated visuals in the form of three different visual modes, as well as Trophy support. One thing that was apparently removed from the original game, however, was the presence of cheat codes. We went through the trouble of looking up old codes and translating them from the Super Nintendo controller to the PlayStation 4 controller, but none of them seemed to work. You can check out the result of our code-free run below.
For a longer, more detailed look at the original Super Nintendo game, check out our episode of Replay with the game.
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