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Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones
Game Boy Advance
Released On: May 30, 2002
3.7
All Platforms
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 13 User Ratings
3.7
15% Positive
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
23% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
62% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
User Score
Generally Unfavorable
Based on 13 User Ratings
3.7
15% Positive
2 Ratings
2 Ratings
23% Mixed
3 Ratings
3 Ratings
62% Negative
8 Ratings
8 Ratings
I had a lot of fun with this game when I was little but I remember it was quite challenging, the levels were fun. It was a decent Star Wars game.
Good memories.
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Game Boy Advance
No idea WTF people are smoking. The controls are different but they work well, and I never had a problem with the hitboxes once. You just have to think of it like a fighting game where your character exists in 3D space. It makes complete sense and works like it should, evidently people are just too coddled or dumb to figure out a very easy-to-control game where you have to think before you swing. The graphics and animations are extremely impressive for the GBA with no slowdown whatsoever even in the pseudo-3D sections with a lot going on. If it's too difficult, which, it really isn't, just drop it to Padawan and breeze through. Good length for the fidelity they were able to pull off. Only real flaws are the lack of checkpoints in levels that can be pretty long, two or three of the enemies come at you so quick that it results in cheap hits, constantly requiring force jumping slows down the pace, and the level design that is complex without any reason to be on Coruscant and Kamino is real time-waster. Overall, it's a solid game with some glaring flaws but calling this just as bad as Flight of the Falcon should be a crime. It's easily the third best Star Wars GBA game after Trilogy and Ep. 3. Mad 'cause bad is sad.
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Game Boy Advance
This is the middest experience I ever done experienced. Alright level design, clunky but okay controls, incredible soundtrack based on the movie, atrocious hitboxes. Art style is serviceable. The digitized photos from the film look pretty good, but that's more the movie's fault than the game's. The background and level geometry look pretty good, but sometimes it's hard to tell what's interactable or not. Character sprites are laughable. Some parts are fairly impressive, such as the aforementioned music and the 3D levels (the latter of which are probably the best part of the game, once you get a handle on how they work. Overall, it's fine.
6/10
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Game Boy Advance
It is more into the politics of Star Wars, bad dialogue and a lot of New Star Wars-untypical Things, but it is definetly not a bad Movie, There is so much that adds to the Lore.
I'd rather skip the Phantom Menace than this movie when Watching a Star Wars Marathon
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Game Boy Advance
With terrible controls, poor level design, and overall fustrating, star wars attack of the clones video game is one game that is completely unplayable.
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Game Boy Advance
One of the worst star wars and gba games i ever played. Just skip it, dont even try
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Game Boy Advance
Damn, this game is absolutely awful, not gonna lie. It's slow, really awful graphics, sprites looks like a vomit, and because of it it is boring. 0/10, big disappointment after episode III.
///Рус///
Серьёзно, эта игра абсолютно ужасна, небуду врать. Она медленная, с самой убогой, напоминающей блевотню графикой, из-за чего игра скучна и неприятна. 0/10, огромное разочарование после третьего эпизода.
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Game Boy Advance
Summary Certainly, there are worse games sitting on the store shelf. But not many.
Rated E
for Everyone
Platforms:
- Game Boy Advance
Initial Release Date: May 30, 2002
Developer:
- David A. Palmer Productions
Publisher: THQ
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