I'm the dev that wrote that! :D And yes, I loved Trainspotting and thought it was hilarious that this "unknown" actor Ewan McGregor was going to be Obi-Wan Kenobi.
@@ChaseMC215 and totally explains why Obi-Wan's voice actor was leaning more Scottish for this performance. Is this the closest we got to an official Star Wars x Trainspotting crossover?
I remember moving into a new neighborhood as a kid trying to make friends. Everyone in this neighborhood had this game for some reason including myself. None of them were able to figure out how to beat Darth Maul though until I told them to circle around hitting him. They somehow accepted me after that.
Spamming the "hello" button would occasionally render the "Do you understand my language?" question which always made me and my brother crack up when Obi-Wan went straight back to saying "Hello" again lol!
3:19 If someone told me there was a Star Wars game where Obi-Wan says "Take that, you ugly cuss!", had I never watched this video, I would have NEVER believed them. Also, am I the only one who thinks that Obi-Wan's adventures before Episode I would have made a much more interesting series than the one Disney+ gave us?
I replayed this game over 100 times when I was a kid, and that's simply an unused voiceline, Obi-Wan never actually says that, in-game. This reviewer kinda edited alot of voicelines in unfitting locations. >w
i LOVED this game as a kid but never owned an xbox so it wasn't until THIS VIDEO that i learned there's a parody of the "choose life" speech from trainspotting at the end. INCREDIBLE.
I wish this game was backwards compatible with 360, it would be nice to see this game get some preservation, it has many flaws but i found it very fun. Also the trainspotting reference is 10/10.
Been wanting to play this game forever but I don't have my original Xbox anymore. If there's another Star Wars game which I think deserves a dive like this it's Star Wars Bounty Hunter. While it doesn't have the "so bad its good" charm of this one (I think it's just generally a good game) it explores and expands the Star Wars universe in a lot of cool ways imo.
3:49 The Jin'ha are those red-robed people who live on the planet Obredaan and mined lightsaber-resitant Cortosis ore for they sold to the Trade Federation. This is the only appearance or mention of them even though Obredaan had another mention in the Legends-branded novel, Legacy of the Force: Bloodlines while Cortosis is actually all over legends media and even eventually made it into canon with the novel A New Dawn.
Awesome video lol. I was in hysterics seeing Obi-Wan cartwheeling across the desert at night. I remember seeing this in stores as a kid and the green color and cover art always intrigued me but alas I had a PS1 and never got the original Xbox, so I never got to play it. I think seeing this.. I would’ve enjoyed it though haha. Also, certain aspects of this game remind me Bounty Hunter which came a few years later, and kicked major ass!
I find it funny to see Obi-Wan cartwheeling around the area, while holding his lightsaber. I also find it weird hearing him talk in his Scottish accent rather than his British accent.
@@bldontmatter5319 I know Evan is Scottish. I’m saying that it’s weird to hear the character talking in a Scottish accent, cause the actor who played Ben Kanobi was British.
@usmantariq3316 100% wrong. Ewan McGregor is Scottish. He used an English accent when speaking as Obi-Wan. Also, no Scottish person will appreciate the 'British' label. Scots are Scottish. The British label is insensitive because it's a reminder of the imperial enslavers of Scotland. Never call a Scot British.
I played this at launch back in 2001 and eventually always come back to it and just recently beat this game again. I spent so many hours as a kid in the lightsaber arena fighting the npcs and always get a rush of nostalgia on every playthrough. Besides some clunky combat here and there and some frustrating levels on Naboo the game hasn't aged too bad, overall I love the game!
I only played this for the first time about a year ago when I got a modded Xbox with most of the OG Xbox library pre-installed, and definitely have to agree with you. I actually really enjoy it, despite it being super hard to objectively recommend, lol. It certainly captures that old-school Jedi Knight feel in lots of places though, with the low-poly recreations of those Star Wars environments echoing attempts in games like JK, Jedi Power Battles and Shadows to the Empire (both of which, even at the time, mostly looked like a cubist abstraction of the reality, right?) and the general movement and the feel of the lightsabers in terms of leaving scorch marks on walls and slicing through people, as janky as it was to actually control the thing. You're right, there is a load of charm in Star Wars games like this. I also think it's interesting that there was _another_ Xbox launch title _FROM ACTUALY JEDI KNIGHT DEVS_ called New Legends that is *completely* forgotten nowadays and not just because it lacked the Star Wars license. Those devs, Infinite Machine, were ex-Jedi Knight developers but man, they really bungled that one (obviously; they never made another game) and their whole game performs terribly and doesn't feel like ANYTHING with wimpy, feckless combat and large, empty areas... whereas the newer LucasArts hires who put together Obi Wan actually make it _sort of_ feel like a Jedi Knight title at least.
this was 1 of my favourite games as a kid. the Jin'Ha swamp has an entire area with like 30 or more enemies you encounter after a waterfall near the end. i just ran around grouping them up into an army then Qui-Gon and i demolished them at the waterfall. glorious. Maul was always so hard because as a kid the idea of circling never occured to me. the number of times i got force pushed into the hole Canon style or off the bridge will never escape my top 10 most frustrating fights. getting to fight the ENTIRE council bar Yoda was the best experience. you'd always end up fighting the weirdest character in a 1v1 after everyone else was dead. i got Depa Billiba once and i just thought HOW? how are you alive? if they remastered this game i'd happily pay $60 for it. hell get Ewan and Neeson to voice this time and bam massive success
Picked up Obi-Wan when it was new. Brother and I really enjoyed playing it. I still play through the campaign every couple of years! Controls do take a bit to get used to, but once you're adept with them, it's a really nice control system, imo. I personally really enjoyed the campaign levels. Super fun to get some Obi-Wan backstory and side missions while simultaneously playing along with Episode I. Though some levels make you want to tear your hair out... Looking at you, "Captives of the Federation"...
Yeah I played this game where i was younger. I remember some of the doors were glitchy and one location in the Naboo Palace I was of stuck for ages not knowing which way to go.
This was my very first video game I played on a console. I remember my dad got me an og Xbox from a yard sale and showed me the game. I was no older then 4. I always got stuck at that swamp mission and couldn’t progress out of it. I’m 19 now. This game will forever have a place in my heart.
I spent so many hours playing this as a kid! It's a hidden gem as far as I'm concerned. And hey, I'm sure you know this but if you say hello to the Wookie at the beginning of the first level he will actually follow you and fight alongside you. There's also a second Wookie on the lower level in the alleys and if you save him from the gang members he too will follow you to the level's end. My favorite thing to do was wait on the train platform at the end of the first level and use force push to throw the gang members onto the smokestacks because they would catch fire if they landed on top. I got such a kick out of that LOL
I remember playing this game. My older brother couldn’t beat mace windu so I told him I would try. I ended up running through one of the doorways and as mace followed me in, the doors closed on him which caused him to die.
Good look at the game. I like the right stick used for attacks/dodges in sixth gen games, can be hit & miss, but camera can be boring. Got Episode 3 few days ago too.
I do remember moments in levels where I would get lost, and discover the most obscure obsticals to make in order to proceed. I thought they felt u finished or I was somehow cheating taking shortcuts.
Imagine the council sending a master and his padawan to rescue two masters. I'm sure if the two masters including Plo Koon couldn't do it then even weaker jedi can do it.
During the training missions sparring with Plo Koon and hearing Obi Wan threaten him with "Get back I'm warnin ye !" In a thick Scottish accent had me in stitches.
This, Battlefront 1 & 2, and clone wars were the Star Wars games of my childhood. Very fun to play and hope at some point obi-wan becomes back compat with the other games.
We actually had a lot of fun with this game. Not so much in the single player, but I had some friends over to play the multiplayer and we had a good time with it. Unfortunately, you had to make some unofficial rules. Ki Adi Mundi had this HUGE pool of force power so he could throw you all over the arenas and characters like Eeth Koth were just tanky so we ended up doing mirror matches most of the time. Conehead battles with Ki Adi Mundi were the order of the day most of the time so we could blast each other with Force Push trying to get a win by sending each other down the big pit in the Naboo arena.
Dude, I’m so glad you did this one. This game was a classic in my house growing up, I still play it from time to time :) beyond underrated. Hello hello hello hello *kenobi’s voice*
I'm one of the devs of the original Obi-Wan game for PC, and helped out a little when it switched over to be an X-Box title. I'll definitely take "Best Worst" or "Worst Best" in whatever order. This video was hilarious, and helped a little with the PTSD I still experience thinking about Obi and his insane accent.
@@Flandrew very different - the PC game was meant to be a spiritual successor to the popular Jedi Knight series. Multiplayer was going to be a huge component. We also had quite extensive plans for the "Historical Missions" that detailed Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan's assignments before the events of Phantom Menace. These were going to be co-op as well! (Some of the historical missions lived on in the X-Box version, sort of.) The analog-stick control scheme came about because of a planned mouse-driven glyph system for initiating different lightsaber moves... but that never really came together satisfactorily. The X-Box team did a good job slimming down a wildly ambitious design into a console version they could ship-- but it was still a pretty wacky Frankenstein monster. And you noted plenty of the bananas stuff in the game-- which really made me laugh.
This was an incredibly immersive experience as a little kid. 10/10 before the age of 10, and it’s still a solid game even today. Gotta love the 1v1’s in the reflective council chamber 😏
I discovered this game at a demo kiosk at a circuit city or Best Buy when I was a child. I instantly fell in love with the analog lightsaber controls. I haven't played this game since it was current and I have deeply fond memories of playing it over and over again. Unlike you however, Darth Maul gave me total hell. I had to run around the room, spamming lightsaber throw while dodging all of his attacks. I'd love to play it again, despite knowing all of it's flaws.
I resent the fact that he had Star Wars Masters of Teras Kasi as his example of not so great Star Wars games, I love that game! Still get the urge to play it sometimes. A Star Wars fighting game, and with a tusken raider named Hoar! “Luke Skywalker versus Hoar!” still never gets old lol
when I first played Mount and Blade Warband my brain immediately flashed back to playing Obi-Wan because of how you can directionally input your swings and the way the counter system works.
I really enjoyed this game growing up I loved the 1v1 fighting mode and if you beat maul you unlock a free for all death match with all the jedai in the traing room
I have no idea how many hours I devoted to playing this game. I named my files Aragorn, Zorro, Lancelot, Maximus, Guts, etc. I cut through sooo many enemies and finished it countless times. I love this game still.
If the decoy Queen (who was probably one of Padme's trusted handmaidens) had actually been kidnapped by Tuskens, then I can understand why Padme would have been quick to forgive Anakin for killing the ones who kidnapped his mom lol.
That Trainspotting speech reference in the game's ending was hilarious and out of the blue.
I think the guy voicing Obi-Wan watched the wrong Ewan McGregor movie.
that was fuckin hilarious man i loved it
I would bust out laughing whenever obi wan said "i'm not suuure"
8:08
The monologue is from Trainspotting, a film which starred Ewan McGregor, but the devs "Star Wars-ified". Lowkey, it's awesome they included that
lmao, true. I didn't even notice the straight up reference
Agreed really cool that the reference was included in the game
Someone definitely loved Trainspotting.
It's the scottish star wars
I'm the dev that wrote that! :D And yes, I loved Trainspotting and thought it was hilarious that this "unknown" actor Ewan McGregor was going to be Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Obi-Wan simply moving around like he was the Interstellar robot
“But which -wan?” Feels like too good a pun to have missed 🤣
Wait there really was a Trainspotting monologue at the end of this game?! That’s absolutely incredible
They must have really loved that film to make an almost direct copy of the monologue
@@ChaseMC215 and totally explains why Obi-Wan's voice actor was leaning more Scottish for this performance. Is this the closest we got to an official Star Wars x Trainspotting crossover?
@@ChaseMC215who doesn’t love that film?
I remember moving into a new neighborhood as a kid trying to make friends. Everyone in this neighborhood had this game for some reason including myself. None of them were able to figure out how to beat Darth Maul though until I told them to circle around hitting him. They somehow accepted me after that.
the part with him mentioning ewan mcgregor not being the voice actor and the guy mimicking his scottish accent just had me dying
Spamming the "hello" button would occasionally render the "Do you understand my language?" question which always made me and my brother crack up when Obi-Wan went straight back to saying "Hello" again lol!
You forgot the classic, “wots ur story??”😂
Absolutely loved this game as a kid, great to see it getting some recognition
I wish I could play it on Xbox 360 :(
Me too it was a lot of fun. I definitely bet it a few times
@SebastianGonzalez-kp6dw if you have a good PC, it's finally working on the Xbox Emulator. I play it every week
Sucks that it’ll most likely never get ported to modern consoles.
3:19 If someone told me there was a Star Wars game where Obi-Wan says "Take that, you ugly cuss!", had I never watched this video, I would have NEVER believed them.
Also, am I the only one who thinks that Obi-Wan's adventures before Episode I would have made a much more interesting series than the one Disney+ gave us?
Yes! That’d be cool to see
I replayed this game over 100 times when I was a kid, and that's simply an unused voiceline, Obi-Wan never actually says that, in-game. This reviewer kinda edited alot of voicelines in unfitting locations. >w
I loved the Obi-Wan game. It was fun. And the Obi-Wan attacking Tusken Raiders. Anakin learned from him well.
“Not just the Men, but the Woman and Children Too”
i LOVED this game as a kid but never owned an xbox so it wasn't until THIS VIDEO that i learned there's a parody of the "choose life" speech from trainspotting at the end. INCREDIBLE.
I wish this game was backwards compatible with 360, it would be nice to see this game get some preservation, it has many flaws but i found it very fun. Also the trainspotting reference is 10/10.
Funny, I'm one of those people who'd rather not want it get a return on the PC.
@@michaelandreipalon359 I mean... if you don't want it, don't buy it
If it was re-released that would be a win for preservation regardless of quality
@@PhantomRetrospective Isn't it already preserved with ROMs?
@@EresirThe1st emulation isn't perfect and lots of devices can't run xbox as well as gc or even ps2
8:16 this is a really really weird reference to Ewan Mcgregor’s choose life speech from Trainspotting
*Obi-Wan mows down Nute Gunray*
Qui-Gon: I said the negotiations would be short!
7:59 It's funny because TC-14 was destroyed in The Battle of Naboo as she was aboard the Vuutun Palaa when Anakin blew it up.
An Obi-Wan game with a dedicated "Hello" button was truly ahead of its time.
I loved this game as a kid and still love it now. Truly an anomaly
Same!
Been wanting to play this game forever but I don't have my original Xbox anymore. If there's another Star Wars game which I think deserves a dive like this it's Star Wars Bounty Hunter. While it doesn't have the "so bad its good" charm of this one (I think it's just generally a good game) it explores and expands the Star Wars universe in a lot of cool ways imo.
3:49 The Jin'ha are those red-robed people who live on the planet Obredaan and mined lightsaber-resitant Cortosis ore for they sold to the Trade Federation.
This is the only appearance or mention of them even though Obredaan had another mention in the Legends-branded novel, Legacy of the Force: Bloodlines while Cortosis is actually all over legends media and even eventually made it into canon with the novel A New Dawn.
FYI, the "Super Battle Droids from Wish" are E4 baron droids, and they were a step in the development of the later B2 super battle droids.
Really loved the Slow-mo in multiplayer aspect in this game. My brother and I loved slow motion force jumping at each other trying to do airal kills
Scottish Obi-wan Kenobi is something I never knew I wanted, but now I need more of it
The graphics and feel were mindblowing. It was also dark and gritty. Smuggling, underworld themes etc.
Awesome video lol. I was in hysterics seeing Obi-Wan cartwheeling across the desert at night. I remember seeing this in stores as a kid and the green color and cover art always intrigued me but alas I had a PS1 and never got the original Xbox, so I never got to play it. I think seeing this.. I would’ve enjoyed it though haha. Also, certain aspects of this game remind me Bounty Hunter which came a few years later, and kicked major ass!
I find it funny to see Obi-Wan cartwheeling around the area, while holding his lightsaber. I also find it weird hearing him talk in his Scottish accent rather than his British accent.
I'm pretty sure he is Scottish, and was just toning it down for his obi wan role
That's like saying "A New York accent instead of an American accent". Maybe check a map next time.
@@bldontmatter5319 I know Evan is Scottish. I’m saying that it’s weird to hear the character talking in a Scottish accent, cause the actor who played Ben Kanobi was British.
@@Mankey619You mean an English accent. A Scottish accent IS a British accent, as Scotland is part of Britain.
@usmantariq3316 100% wrong. Ewan McGregor is Scottish. He used an English accent when speaking as Obi-Wan. Also, no Scottish person will appreciate the 'British' label. Scots are Scottish. The British label is insensitive because it's a reminder of the imperial enslavers of Scotland. Never call a Scot British.
Great video thank you for your hard work Drew. Your the best and one of my favorite UA-camr channel
Great video as usual. I feel at home with all the topics you pick. Thank you!
I played this at launch back in 2001 and eventually always come back to it and just recently beat this game again. I spent so many hours as a kid in the lightsaber arena fighting the npcs and always get a rush of nostalgia on every playthrough. Besides some clunky combat here and there and some frustrating levels on Naboo the game hasn't aged too bad, overall I love the game!
I only played this for the first time about a year ago when I got a modded Xbox with most of the OG Xbox library pre-installed, and definitely have to agree with you. I actually really enjoy it, despite it being super hard to objectively recommend, lol. It certainly captures that old-school Jedi Knight feel in lots of places though, with the low-poly recreations of those Star Wars environments echoing attempts in games like JK, Jedi Power Battles and Shadows to the Empire (both of which, even at the time, mostly looked like a cubist abstraction of the reality, right?) and the general movement and the feel of the lightsabers in terms of leaving scorch marks on walls and slicing through people, as janky as it was to actually control the thing. You're right, there is a load of charm in Star Wars games like this.
I also think it's interesting that there was _another_ Xbox launch title _FROM ACTUALY JEDI KNIGHT DEVS_ called New Legends that is *completely* forgotten nowadays and not just because it lacked the Star Wars license. Those devs, Infinite Machine, were ex-Jedi Knight developers but man, they really bungled that one (obviously; they never made another game) and their whole game performs terribly and doesn't feel like ANYTHING with wimpy, feckless combat and large, empty areas... whereas the newer LucasArts hires who put together Obi Wan actually make it _sort of_ feel like a Jedi Knight title at least.
this was 1 of my favourite games as a kid. the Jin'Ha swamp has an entire area with like 30 or more enemies you encounter after a waterfall near the end. i just ran around grouping them up into an army then Qui-Gon and i demolished them at the waterfall. glorious.
Maul was always so hard because as a kid the idea of circling never occured to me. the number of times i got force pushed into the hole Canon style or off the bridge will never escape my top 10 most frustrating fights. getting to fight the ENTIRE council bar Yoda was the best experience. you'd always end up fighting the weirdest character in a 1v1 after everyone else was dead. i got Depa Billiba once and i just thought HOW? how are you alive?
if they remastered this game i'd happily pay $60 for it. hell get Ewan and Neeson to voice this time and bam massive success
“I summersaulted for all of them. And not just the men, but the women, and the children too!”
Picked up Obi-Wan when it was new. Brother and I really enjoyed playing it. I still play through the campaign every couple of years! Controls do take a bit to get used to, but once you're adept with them, it's a really nice control system, imo. I personally really enjoyed the campaign levels. Super fun to get some Obi-Wan backstory and side missions while simultaneously playing along with Episode I. Though some levels make you want to tear your hair out... Looking at you, "Captives of the Federation"...
the voice actor for obi-wan is actually the voice actor for sebulba from TPM :)
Thank you for making this video. Loved this game and love your videos. Keep up the good work, and keep on entertaining!
Jesus Obi-Wan, or, as I like to call him: Obi-Wan Christobi
May the force be with you, and also with you
Yeah I played this game where i was younger. I remember some of the doors were glitchy and one location in the Naboo Palace I was of stuck for ages not knowing which way to go.
I remember renting this game so many times from Blockbuster! I loved going into the arena and swing wildly at everyone haha.
This was my very first video game I played on a console. I remember my dad got me an og Xbox from a yard sale and showed me the game. I was no older then 4. I always got stuck at that swamp mission and couldn’t progress out of it. I’m 19 now. This game will forever have a place in my heart.
I spent so many hours playing this as a kid! It's a hidden gem as far as I'm concerned. And hey, I'm sure you know this but if you say hello to the Wookie at the beginning of the first level he will actually follow you and fight alongside you. There's also a second Wookie on the lower level in the alleys and if you save him from the gang members he too will follow you to the level's end.
My favorite thing to do was wait on the train platform at the end of the first level and use force push to throw the gang members onto the smokestacks because they would catch fire if they landed on top. I got such a kick out of that LOL
I remember playing this game. My older brother couldn’t beat mace windu so I told him I would try. I ended up running through one of the doorways and as mace followed me in, the doors closed on him which caused him to die.
Good look at the game. I like the right stick used for attacks/dodges in sixth gen games, can be hit & miss, but camera can be boring. Got Episode 3 few days ago too.
I would love to see you do a video on Bounty Hunter. I loved that game growing up!
Hope you make a video on the 2 Knights of the Old Republic games at some point!
0:04 Obi-Wan: Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello. Hello.
Amy Pond (City of the Daleks): Let's let's let's let's let's let's let's let's let's let's let's take a look.
Grogu: yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes yes
I will never not be flabbergasted that there’s a train spotting reference in a Star Wars game
Scottish Obi-wan is something that I never though I needed
I do remember moments in levels where I would get lost, and discover the most obscure obsticals to make in order to proceed. I thought they felt u finished or I was somehow cheating taking shortcuts.
My favorite quote from this game besides the mark renton tribute:
"WhAtS yEr sToRy???"
Imagine the council sending a master and his padawan to rescue two masters. I'm sure if the two masters including Plo Koon couldn't do it then even weaker jedi can do it.
This game convinced me we should have gotten a Star Wars version of Trainspotting where Obi-Wan spends two decades getting high off death sticks. 😄
4:36 Nothing gets past Gunray, very observant.
That ps1 fighting game was my 1st ps1 game. Loved it!
THANK YOU for making a video on one of my favorite Star Wars games! Maybe I'm just nostalgic but I think it's so underrated
This was the first Xbox game that I played when buying an Xbox. Also the red guard reminds me if the ones from The Last Jedi.
Love that the Switch port of Skyward Sword uses the same right analog sword control.
5:55 😂😅😂😅
Somersaulting is the best mode of transportation. 😄
During the training missions sparring with Plo Koon and hearing Obi Wan threaten him with "Get back I'm warnin ye !" In a thick Scottish accent had me in stitches.
I bought an original Xbox in 2021 just to play this game from my childhood again
I loved this game so much when I got it. The way you fought by using the sticks was amazing to me
This, Battlefront 1 & 2, and clone wars were the Star Wars games of my childhood. Very fun to play and hope at some point obi-wan becomes back compat with the other games.
We actually had a lot of fun with this game. Not so much in the single player, but I had some friends over to play the multiplayer and we had a good time with it. Unfortunately, you had to make some unofficial rules. Ki Adi Mundi had this HUGE pool of force power so he could throw you all over the arenas and characters like Eeth Koth were just tanky so we ended up doing mirror matches most of the time. Conehead battles with Ki Adi Mundi were the order of the day most of the time so we could blast each other with Force Push trying to get a win by sending each other down the big pit in the Naboo arena.
He sounds so much more like Shrek than Obi-Wan in this game
Dude, I’m so glad you did this one. This game was a classic in my house growing up, I still play it from time to time :) beyond underrated. Hello hello hello hello *kenobi’s voice*
I'm one of the devs of the original Obi-Wan game for PC, and helped out a little when it switched over to be an X-Box title. I'll definitely take "Best Worst" or "Worst Best" in whatever order. This video was hilarious, and helped a little with the PTSD I still experience thinking about Obi and his insane accent.
How different would you say the original PC game was from the final Xbox version? Thanks
@@Flandrew very different - the PC game was meant to be a spiritual successor to the popular Jedi Knight series. Multiplayer was going to be a huge component. We also had quite extensive plans for the "Historical Missions" that detailed Qui-Gon and Obi-Wan's assignments before the events of Phantom Menace. These were going to be co-op as well! (Some of the historical missions lived on in the X-Box version, sort of.)
The analog-stick control scheme came about because of a planned mouse-driven glyph system for initiating different lightsaber moves... but that never really came together satisfactorily.
The X-Box team did a good job slimming down a wildly ambitious design into a console version they could ship-- but it was still a pretty wacky Frankenstein monster. And you noted plenty of the bananas stuff in the game-- which really made me laugh.
This was an incredibly immersive experience as a little kid. 10/10 before the age of 10, and it’s still a solid game even today. Gotta love the 1v1’s in the reflective council chamber 😏
3:10 Imagine Tenth or Fourteenth Doctor voiced by someone doing a Scrooge McDuck voice lol
Or a 25.000 old Lightsaber Professor Droid
I remember loving this game, am I losing it or did it have a multiplayer 1v1 mode where you could play as the other jedi?
Yup there was multi-player
Obi-Wan sounds like he goes to Glasgow Uni.
I believe the bit about the queen getting kidnapped is actually from the phantom menace tie-in comics
I discovered this game at a demo kiosk at a circuit city or Best Buy when I was a child. I instantly fell in love with the analog lightsaber controls. I haven't played this game since it was current and I have deeply fond memories of playing it over and over again. Unlike you however, Darth Maul gave me total hell. I had to run around the room, spamming lightsaber throw while dodging all of his attacks.
I'd love to play it again, despite knowing all of it's flaws.
I resent the fact that he had Star Wars Masters of Teras Kasi as his example of not so great Star Wars games, I love that game! Still get the urge to play it sometimes. A Star Wars fighting game, and with a tusken raider named Hoar! “Luke Skywalker versus Hoar!” still never gets old lol
I loved the battle royal fight against all the Jedi when I was a kid
We need a video about EP 1 Racer, the best Star Wars video game ever!
Man, I loved this game back in the day. I’d constantly visit my cousin just to play this on his Xbox.
5:24 The escort mission in The Phantom Menace was with the Queen’s handmaid as well, they just didn’t admit it onscreen.
Makes sense because players would riot if they learn they wasted hours in that level to escort a handmaid
"I swear, officer, I just wanted to look around and suddenly: zzzipidy-zap, civilian dead."
when I first played Mount and Blade Warband my brain immediately flashed back to playing Obi-Wan because of how you can directionally input your swings and the way the counter system works.
A hello there option would be a cool addition to future Star Wars video games featuring Obi wan
I’ve been saying “I’m not sure” to people for 20 years, and nobody has ever known the reference lol
Subscribed for Star Wars content.
More Star Wars content please!
Hello there button you say? 👀
I loved this game as a kid. Had a lot of fun playing it
This looks so much fun, i would cartwheel thru the whole game
I remember in the tutorial you could throw you're saber into yoda overlooking you're progress and cut him in half
There's a Jedi named "He Coughed"?
Loved this game as a kid! my cousin and I would laugh at how the game said Depa Billaba 😂
Is it playable without buying an og Xbox?
Honestly was a good game
Liked the controls
Graphics wasn’t bad for its time
Don’t see why it was rated low
Would love an remake
I spent the whole summer of 2004 playing this game...good times, good times.
I really enjoyed this game growing up I loved the 1v1 fighting mode and if you beat maul you unlock a free for all death match with all the jedai in the traing room
I have no idea how many hours I devoted to playing this game. I named my files Aragorn, Zorro, Lancelot, Maximus, Guts, etc. I cut through sooo many enemies and finished it countless times. I love this game still.
8:00 that monologue made me burst out loud. That voice acting 😂😂😂
I remember as a kid being so sulky that this game was X-Box exclusive since I wanted to play it so badly.
mann I LOVED this game growing up it wasnt bad at all ! and the training room was soo fun
Always loved the episode 3 Star wars game the dueling was so fun
If the decoy Queen (who was probably one of Padme's trusted handmaidens) had actually been kidnapped by Tuskens, then I can understand why Padme would have been quick to forgive Anakin for killing the ones who kidnapped his mom lol.
The bloke who voiced obi wan in this also played Sebulba in the phantom menace
The reflections look so good wtf
6:11 Like a Bantha! Yes?