In it gamers must actually first pilot an X-Wing over the giant structure whilst shooting down enemy TIEs and then into the trenches for the explosive finale. The title rockets the squadron immediately into the Attack on the Death Star scene from the original Star Wars. Players control characters Luke Skywalker and Wedge Antilles through a series of awe-inspiring missions - 10 standard and more bonus - ripped straight out of the classic franchise films. And the control schemes between the two are faintly recognizable, though some major changes and advancements have been introduced. It sports dogfight and search and destroy play mechanics that are similar in design to the N64 title. Like its predecessor, it is centered on the beloved Star Wars trilogy movies. Rogue Leader is a bigger, badder and visually much more dazzling version of the N64 Rogue Squadron before it.
Runs in progressive scan mode if your television supports it. Streamlined, spectacular interface blends FMV cut-scenes from the movies seamlessly into the menus. Commendable DVD-like extras including a behind-the-scenes documentary and level commentary. MusyX-powered Dolby Pro Logic II Surround Sound experience. 
Beautiful graphics include detailed ship and object models, lighting effects, extensive geometry and advanced texture effects. Unlock several secret levels, ships and modes of play. Master the skills needed to become Rogue Leader in a training course based on Tatooine. Play through more than 10 regular missions including Attack on the Death Star and Battle of Hoth. Fly in third-person view or view the action from inside the cockpits of the crafts. Pilot a wide selection of classic ships as heroes Luke Skywalker or Wedge Antilles. Return to the classic universe of the Star Wars trilogy movies. And it's quite possibly the most beautiful title we've seen on any home console. The GameCube sequel comes complete with all new levels based on scenes from the trilogy, the ability to pilot classic crafts as Jedi hero Luke Skywalker and more secrets than can easily be counted. The Factor 5 developed Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader represents the evolution of the LucasArts shooter franchise, which was sparked to life on Nintendo 64 some years ago. It's taken more than 20 years, but a development studio has finally captured the spirit and beauty of the Star Wars trilogy movies and crammed it all into one action-packed game.
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