Star Wars Retrospective, Episode II
This time we follow the Star Wars game from the NES to Super NES, Arcade, and GameBoy Advance; ending with the self-parody that is the LEGO Original Trilogy multiplatform game. These are the games that brought you each original chapter from start to finish.
You can also watch Star Wars Retrospective, Episode I.
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