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The story line for Star Wars: The New Droid Army occurs after the events in Star Wars: Episode II Attack of the Clones. Count Dooku has escaped and is amassing a droid army to replace the one that was demolished by the Republics clone troopers. Playing as the now-adult Anakin Skywalker, your task is to follow Dookus trail and foil his plan. This is an action game, so the search invariably entails a great deal of running around, swinging a lightsaber, and generally scrapping every battle droid that hobbles into view.
Sometimes you have to reflect blaster shots and thin the herd.For the most part, the basic formula works fine. There are numerous droids and aliens to fight, which gives you plenty of opportunity to use Anakins lightsaber to attack or reflect incoming blaster shots. As you pass each successive area, youll earn a new force power that can help you later on. There are five such force powers in all, including the dash, jump, and push skills youve seen in the movies, as well as two others: the ability to heal faster and the ability to remain invisible for extended periods. Just as your stamina decreases when you
e attacked, your force power also diminishes after every use. Since there are no health or force items to collect, the only way to recover stamina and regain force power is to stand still until both indicators are full again.
Publisher: THQ
Developer: THQ
Genre: Action
Release Date: 11/14/2002
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