At some point, Aspyr will run out of classic star Wars games to polish and reissue, but there are many and we have not yet obtained the Rogue Squadron games, damn it, but today is not that day. This morning, the developer announced that he had set his sights on his next bounty: Jango Fett Origin Story Shooter, Bounty Hunter.
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Details are scarce on what the new re-release of the 2002 third-person shooter will actually update, beyond becoming available again on modern platforms including Nintendo Switch, Xbox, Playstation, and Steam, but for now Bounty Hunter remaster is set to exist on jetpack starting August 1st.
Set 10 years before the events of Attack of the clones, Bounty Hunter It followed Jango as he was exploited by Count Dooku to eliminate his former Padawan Komari Vosa, now head of a crime syndicate and a Dark Jedi: a term that has largely fallen out of favor for fallen Jedi in contemporary canon, but it’s timed for humor given all the discussion about Dark Side Users and Sith in this week’s episode of The acolyte. Hunting and tracking a network of targets across the galaxy in search of Vosa, you can see Jango meet the shapeshifter Zam Wesell. For the first time, he acquires the Firespray ship that will become a slave 1and, of course, receiving the offer to become the template for a new clone army.
It’s pretty good! The reward system, which allows you to scan NPCS for potential rewards and decide whether to accept them alive or inside, was clean for the time, although the game’s infamously poor camera controls meant that fighting in tight hallways made Jango a a less fearsome marksman, and more of a spray and pray madman. His fingers crossed the Bounty Hunter The re-release will not suffer the same miserable fate as Aspyr’s release of the classic. battle front games earlier this year, plagued with errors and network problemswhen it launches on August 1.
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