7/10 PC port, 8/10 if you get the original Xbox version. The character interactions shine the most here.

"Is it red, red, green, or red, green, red?"

"And he's supposed to be the demolitions expert?"

Good action as long as you don't mind the gameplay feeling a little dated. The graphics aren't that good, of course, but I tend to believe the quality of textures isn't as important as how their used, and in that regards this game comes across as very atmospheric, especially in later parts such as Kashyyk and the ghost ship. The aspect that sticks out to me the most is the writing of Delta Squad, your team of commandos. Even game series famous for their characters like Mass Effect can learn a thing or two from the organic character interactions of Delta Squad; they crack jokes at eachother, make comments about eachothers performance, and even coordinate with eachother. It also has a lot to do with their AI, which, although isn't the most advanced, makes the characters believable as a group of elite commandos through their tactical decision making. I'd recommend getting the original Xbox version if you happen to still have an original Xbox, it isn't completely optimized for PC(Nothing too huge, mostly just small things like characters facing the wrong way during events or the AI taking longer than usual to get around a rock they're stuck on).

7/10 PC port, 8/10 if you get the original Xbox version. The character interactions shine the most here. "Is it red, red, green, or red, green, red?" "And he's supposed to be the demolitions expert?" Good action as long as you don't mind the gameplay feeling a little dated. The graphics aren't that good, of course, but I tend to believe the quality of textures isn't as important as how their used, and in that regards this game comes across as very atmospheric, especially in later parts such as Kashyyk and the ghost ship. The aspect that sticks out to me the most is the writing of Delta Squad, your team of commandos. Even game series famous for their characters like Mass Effect can learn a thing or two from the organic character interactions of Delta Squad; they crack jokes at eachother, make comments about eachothers performance, and even coordinate with eachother. It also has a lot to do with their AI, which, although isn't the most advanced, makes the characters believable as a group of elite commandos through their tactical decision making. I'd recommend getting the original Xbox version if you happen to still have an original Xbox, it isn't [i]completely[/i] optimized for PC(Nothing too huge, mostly just small things like characters facing the wrong way during events or the AI taking longer than usual to get around a rock they're stuck on).