Just fiddled with the 2600 version of Star Wars: The Arcade Game for a bit.
Can you use 'the Force' in any of the home versions?
Can you flip the vertical axis on any of the controls?
Just fiddled with the 2600 version of Star Wars: The Arcade Game for a bit.
Can you use 'the Force' in any of the home versions?
Can you flip the vertical axis on any of the controls?
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I think there was a Colecovision version of Star Wars The Arcade Game, and I also believe on certain editions of Rogue Squadron III for the GameCube has a port of the Arcade game as a bonus feature as well.
NES, Atari 7800, Genesis, SNES, Saturn, Nintendo 64, Dreamcast, PlayStation 2, GameCube, Atari Flashback 2, Limited Edition Red Wii, PS3 Slim, GBC, GBA, GBASP, DS Lite, and PSP 3000.
I guess I should have been more concise:
On the Parker Bros. home versions (2600,5200/Atari8B,CV, C64 et.al.), can you use the Force? I know about the emulated versions on Rebel Strike.
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I wasn't aware there was any way to use "The Force" on the arcade game. What does it do?
http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Star_...he_Arcade_Game
When flying in the trench towards the vulnerable exhaust port, "USE THE FORCE" is spelled in green until you fire a shot. If you dodge the fireballs, do not fire any shots and use one shot to fire your torpedoes in to the exhaust port, you get a sizable "USE THE FORCE" bonus. This is encouraged by Obi Wan himself at the beginning of the trench sequence.
Whaddya mean invalid parameters?!
9,000 gigs of ram and it still can't answer a simple question!