Star Wars

Star Fox belongs to a fairly old-school game genre that isn't seen so often these days: It's a "rail shooter." This means a game in which, in most levels, you move forward along a predetermined path, shooting down enemies and dodging obstacles and hostile fire. In Star Fox, you're flying a starfighter called the Arwing, or sometimes taking control of other vehicles, like a tank. It's not purely linear, though; some levels have branching paths that lead to new areas, and it's designed for replayability. "Take off on a fast-paced campaign that will have you tearing through space, soaring across

Brawley: One of the things that really excites me about this game is that it’s the first Star Wars game where I can make a whole team of characters and make them mine. I can create eight, 10, 15 stories to comprise my squad. I can build my own Astromech. I can make my own scoundrel. I can make my own Star Wars sniper. There’s just a wondrous playground here to explore possibilities and put characters together. We give you the authored characters to hook you into some of the very specific fantasies, like a Mandalorian or a Jedi. You can customize them if you wish. You can bring in your own char