Count Dooku's Soul Harvester™
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"throw him in the holding cell with the rest of them"
"where am I?"
"you're in a holding cell with the rest of us"
genuis
'rhey fly now'
'they fly now'
'they fly now'
Star wars writing is consistent lmao
So this is what Obi-wan meant when he said Anikan was a master of getting caught.
"where am I? where's reznov?"
@@xhshdd7113 It's like poetry.
This reads like a spaceballs joke
I liked it when Dooku said "It's Dooking Time"
And then he dooked all over those guys
It's dookie time
Stand back, he’s gonna dook
Is there any place in entertainment where weak Morbius memes cannot haunt me
But did he morb?
I just realized...the Sith essentially made a super weapon to power their larger super weapon
@@PancakeBoi except nuclear material usually only kills your own people during harvesting
@@PancakeBoi rad
@@PancakeBoi No, cause a nuclear reactor isnt a weapon- itd be more like making a steam engine that gets it's heat from the constant firing of miniguns in order to power a bigger gun.
@@Nevernamed it can be a weapon.
@@pugnomeis that short for radical or radioactive?
I love the addition of Mace saying "We've received reports of separatist activity in the system" and Obi Wan "Raxus is back water planet of no strategic importance" despite its sister planet within the same system, Raxus Secundus being the literal capital of the CIS at this point in the war.
Was it that in legends
@@flamsey yep in legends although the planet also exists in cannon
Eh, I'm guessing there's just 2 different raxus systems in the old EU. Also, I'm not sure if that was retconned due to thr clone wars tv show.
@@graye2799 wookipedia labels them in the same system and from reading the page it doesn't appear as the case
@@baxtermortimer1550 I looked it up, and it says Raxus Secundus, the CIS capital in the Clone Wars 2008 TV show, was apparently their second capital, and it first appeared in the 2008 show. Raxus Prime is older. So, it does seem to be another case of the 2008 show retconning something that didn't need to be retconned.
Constantly failing a hover tank mission on Geonosis for no reason is one of the core memories from my childhood but I never remembered anything about the game except that it was on that 2 sided Tetris disk. Thank you for giving me closure.
THANK YOU! I thought I was the only one who had that. Somehow my grandfather got that Tetris Star Wars mix game and I never seen another copy.
Never mind the vid just showed it
you and me both man, I didn't even recognize that I knew this level until Luminara dies and the memory box opened
Fuck thats a trip down memory lane. The disc with two games!!!!
Never touched the tetris game...ever.
@@backgroundcharacter9495 it’s a good game
5:49 ahhh that period of almost a year where we didn't actually have Clone Starfighters so they spammed Jedi stsrfighters everywhere. Presumably with clone pilots.
It wasnt until revenge of the sith did we get the ARC-170 and V-wing fighter... and then the clone wars show to get the y wing again
@@thekommunistkrusader3921 The Republic Comics/Clone Wars Multimedia Project had them before Revenge of the Sith iirc
@@thekommunistkrusader3921 before that was the V-19 Torrent Starfighter. Was featured pretty prominently in the Clone Wars mini series as the primary Clone Starfighter.
@@thekommunistkrusader3921 What about 2003 Clone Wars?
I love that the whole, soul harvesting super weapon is in what is the galactic version of the garbage field. Like someone just threw away a super weapon.
It's even odder that it ended up *anywhere* to begin with rather than, you know, destroyed after the egregious casualties it caused in the Exar Kun war. It apparently *can* be destroyed by regular blasters once it's no longer operational... the old Jedi just seemed to have elected not to for some reason? I always thought that it would have made more sense that Dooku found the plans for it somewhere else in some hidden/forbidden Jedi/Sith Archive or Holocron and was just building it in New Jers- I mean Raxus Prime to keep it secret and there was a lot of raw material around, possibly even really old components that might've been necessary.
@@manwithaplan5503 They probably didn't do the plans thing because then they'd have to make an answer for why they can't just make another one
@@King-ze2ktThey could have had a mission to destroy the blueprints so that'd be unlikely
@@manwithaplan5503 Unfortunately the Great Sith Wars aren't covered in a lot of material. Only the Tales of the Jedi comics, references in video games like KOTOR and Clone Wars (2002), and sourcebooks go over the war. It's a shame because the comics are really cool, and you wouldn't know it by how they're told but the Great Sith War was basically like 3 or 4 years with the final year being the most notable part where Exar Kun and Ulic Qel-Droma met and organized their armies against the Republic. I would kill for more content elaborating on that period, but Disney messed up the canon, and I'm not a fan of their universe or their writers.
@manwithaplan5503 The *only* explanation I can think of is that the Mandalorian Wars (from Knights of the Old Republic) started like 40 or so years after Exar Kun and Ulic Qel Droma's Bizzare Adventure aginst the Republic so they genuinely may have never got to looking since they didnt want to deal with anymore sith shit.
My favorite part is honestly how consistently everyone has their lightsaber out. Mace wakes up, turns on his lightsaber, goes to the ship, turns it off, gets in the ship and flies to the surface of the planet, turns his lightsaber on to get out of the ship then turns it off to get into the tank. Turns it on as he leaves the tank to get into another ship where he turns it off. Gets out of that ship and turns it on to walk to the tank then turns it off again. Then he gets out of the tank to talk to some soldiers so he has to turn it on before he gets into another ship to fly somewhere else where he must turn it off.
Why? I just don't understand why he would bother doing that.
I would say this is an equivalent of drawing your sword out just in case of an ambush, but that still doesn't make sense either since Jedi can sense intent and has lightning reflexes. So yeah, I agree with you. 😅
@@jonathantreleven1823 It's still better to have your saber out in case something happens that hasn't been sensed yet
Stay strapped or get clapped. The galaxy far far away is an awful neighborhood. Keep your ship's bay doors closed and locked.
Gotta be ready in these streets
Moreover, it's usually just to walk something like 20 feet
A small detail in one of the cutscenes I noticed that's actually pretty cool was during the briefing to the clones before the Thule mission. As a kid I thought it was funny that they had only 50 clones in that room, like that was the whole army that they had for the Thule attack, but as an adult I noticed all those clones are marked with red (Lieutenants) or gold/yellow (Commanders). In real life a military briefing like this would be shown only to the officers, who then disseminate it later to the lower ranked soldiers under their command. Pretty cool how they followed that with the clones ranks.
Yellow was commander, Red was captian, blue was lieutenant, green is sargent. It is pretty cool to tho
Pretty ingenious too because it saves on performance for the time especially
meanwhile IRL militaries finding out it's usually better to not have distinct markings on their commanders as to prevent an easy target for the enemy to cause chaos and such in your ranks
@@goranpersson7726 When you can just field promote the next clone, who cares if the commanders are targeted haha
@@goranpersson7726 tbf the droids did this too…
The two things you didn't mention.
Is how when you are on the droid speeders running from the soul harvester wave you are supposed to ring a bunch of bells to warn the wookie villages... that the death wave instantly envelops!
Then in the final battle as you move in there is a breif voice clip if you keep your clone allies alive saying how they will help you fight it despite the fact Anakin is the only one immune. And they instantly die letting out death screams the instant the boss starts shooting.
XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Man kid me totally just ignored that even happened i guess.
I loved constantly having to replay the Kashyyyk prison escape mission and hearing Dooku say, “You won’t be needing your lightsaber anymore-“ before skipping the cutscene!
This is a core memory for me
Oddly enough, the thing I remember most about this game was the local multiplayer. Iirc, you could do 4 splitscreen versus and it was a fucking blast. The CIS droid with the two big wheels was always the most fun because it had a very slow default speed but also had a boost that took you immediately to 200 mph and would instakill any player right in front of it
the local multiplayer on this game is amazing
Oh yeah man
the cis droid
the big boi with 2 wheels is called a hailfire droid
The multiplayer was especially fun when you activated the unlimited energy/ammo cheat. Absolute pandemonium when everyone plays a hailfire droid and just ZIP ZOOMS around the entire map.
Games that allow everyone to use cheats in multiplayer are always top tier (Source engine games too)
I loved backstabbing sauron, instantly killing him, in lord of the rings conquest
Backstabbing the bosses was hilarious af
Wait, you could instakill the bosses??? I never got past legolas in Imladris (evil campaign) is he also instakillable?
@@zilverhofstee9580 I think so?
@@eglizabeth4336
I think you might have been able to, but I remember at least some of the bosses in the campaign being able to see through your invisibility and kill you anyways
Use the AI as a distraction and shank them in the back, good times
Despite the sheer quantity, a LOT of this deluge of early 2000s prequel trilogy era Star Wars games were really quite solid in their own ways.
I respect the Ulic Qel Droma shoutout too.
The prequels are basically a whole franchise of cool ideas crammed into three meh movies, so... yeah
@@colbyboucher6391 Revenge of the Sith is legitimately pretty good.
Yeah i didnt expect Uliq in this game lmao
God i want a Reprint of the "Lords of the Sith" Comic Books they were so good and you cant get them anywhere except E-Bay and there kinda expensive
@@techelitesareadisease8816 REVENGE OF THE SITH WAS FIRE
That game is arguably how I got into fighting games
Wait, that's Ulich? I'm guessing this is before KOTOR canonised his time as *4000* years before the films, otherwise I'm not sure why they'd randomly say it was one thousand years ago
Do note that in Academy mode, the playable super battle droid has lock-on targeting. If anyone picks them, instead of having to do lightsaber things or missing every shot they easily earn ten times the score.
wouldn't be an early 2000s game without some broken-tier stuff in multiplayer
That RTS bit in the multiplayer at the end made it into Lego Clone Wars singleplayer
I remember lego star wars III having a similar rts style game mode that was really fun. Though it was very different from this and closer to an actual rts game i think.
@cooper8357 having played it, yea its closer to an rts as you can build unit and vehicle production aswell as cannons, shield generators and ray shield shooty things, plus its in the main campaign (mostly dookus levels with with ventress 6 (liberation of ryloth) and the epilogue. There is also a massive side mode where each planet that has a mission on or near it (in the case of the space battles like the malevolence) has its own ground assualt for both republic and sepertist, with multiple objectives like destroying everything, escaping the planet, destroying a command center and destroying a yoda or grevious statue.
@@Greenlog12i remember that they had puzzle mechanics to them, where you'd need to get certian units and veichles to destroy a certian building in a chain of buildings to reach you objective, mainly sheilds covered by raysheilds covered by more ray sheilds. The most annoying version was in level 2 of the dooku section, where you needed to comandeir veichles to get torpedoes to destroy a structure, but it would always get repossessed by the space dmv shortly after you got ot, and playing that level was a pain in the ass.
@@NoshGilligan23 yeah, that level is pretty damm annoying
Souls: Harvested
Stars: Warred
Younglings: MORBED
Yeah this game was a fucking trip, really fun multiplayer though, like strangely Battalion Wars in gameplay style
Me and my brothers used to play the multi-player endlessly. It was seriously too good.
Ah Battalion Wars, now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time.
Right? This game and Battalion Wars were the shit back then
@@justinspeaks.1652 BWII was the fucking shit on my Wii.... Gonna have to go and replay it soon.
@@Aqueox BWII is absolutley based and I hope you enjoy your replay
I love the ‘oops wrong clip gags’ this game almost guarantees multiple attempts on each level
21:29 the biggest strange thing here is anakin actually listening to obi wan
As someone who lives in Albuquerque, seeing someone compare it to a giant wasteland full of hive minded insectoid creatures, a massive industrial and military complex, and the meeting place of galactic corporations forming an alliance to start a massive war actually paints this city in a very positive light! I can only hope it can become the great metropolis of culture you have portrayed it as!
Fantastic video as well! Great job as it was a great watch all the way through. My friends and I were obsessed with the arena multiplayer!
Hey, Kirtland isn't that bad...
Re detroit: “there are turrets everywhere, men die horrific deaths” so - it’s just detroit? not even space detroit?
source: I am the city of detroit (nah fr lived in michigan my whole life 3/10 do not recommend)
you live in walterville
breaking bad city
This game was such a blast, even though the story doesnt really exist. At least, it will keep you going on and the battles are so awesome. Too bad the multiplayer didnt truly pick up, because the concquest game mode was really unique for a game like this. Yeah sure, Battlefront was already around, but this was good enough too.
I agree, I had this on GameCube so I don’t think multiplayer was ever gonna take off there and the controls were janky af but a good time
Fun fact, some of the planets, Rhen Var for example, are reused for “canon” things later.
@@thegeneralissimo470
Canon things?
What do you mean?
@@tumate45 It was latter written about in the new Disney canon materials (the 'Tarkin' novel specifically) after they turned all the old stuff into "legends"
This was a clunk classic for me.
I'm literally remaking the first levels of this game in Unity as a passion project.
A little hard since I'm no artist and everything is mostly boxes. But one step at a time!
This video gave me another spark of inspiration to keep going, so thank you!
Good luck. Considering the age of the original consoles I'm sure it's difficult for people to get a functional version these days, so it would be cool to have a newer version made for PC.
How goes the recreation?
Progress?
Penis?
Honestly I love the dark reaper by a video game narrative stand point, it’s a ancient unstoppable super weapon, at the beginning of the game you only get a small glimpse of its core.
Later you see this monstrous core in action, and that’s only a battery for a much greater monstrosity. The entire story revolves around this core, and in the final battle with the dark reaper, your not shooting at dooku, your shooting that same core from the beginning of the game.
Obi-Wan: “Anakin, target the central booby”
Anakin *licks lip*: this is where the fun begins!”
Laughing my ass off and I'm only 5 minutes in. This is so great.
spotted in the wild
You were the last person I expected to find on a valefisk video
@@baxtermortimer1550 a surprise to be sure, but a welcome one
Oml, wasnt expecting to see ya here. Keep up the banger content~ Love ya and the other massives as well.
@@gentleseal1778 My powers have doubled since we last met count
The best part of the speech that Mace Windu gives at 51:00 is how almost every clone is neither facing him nor the direction they are going to charge
One of the interesting things to notice is the lack of Venators. They weren't introduced until Revenge of the Sith.
The fact that you parodied the Clone Wars cartoon's intro, WITH the music no less, just adds to the video. It's also nice to see the good Clone Wars game get some love.
"I've never done a video essay before"
I thought the video on your homemade torture game was an essay.
That was a devlog.
I imagine, given that the engineer commander runs out with dozens of blasters firing at his back, that the other engineers are already gone by this point, having fought through the whole base to get to and damage the shield generator, which cannot be repaired in time to save the personnel of the base.
I do love how random the music choices are, like playing the Han Solo and Leia love theme when Anakin lands in front of the Jedi temple
like why?
The Soul Harvester/Dark Reaper becomes relatively more normal once that cutscene established it was from the Old Republic. Shit was just like that back then, bioware even created a planet of superweapons to explain why there are so many superweapons in their game/setting. I even checked the wiki, and was suprised to find they were original to the game and not the media that told the story of Exar Kun and Qel-Droma. Nope.
The fred voice actor part with his silhouette in the background had me spit my drink all over my monitor I couldn't stop laughing I had to pause the video
that was me with the academy character selection
22:48
Man I remember playing this game with my friends back in the day. we would always to 2v2 conquest and the teams of two would often discuss strategy. the most common one was have one player build up the home while the other player rushes to the middle. It got some early fights going and whoever won the middle was often time the winner. One time however this meta was shaken. Team... Blue we'll call them Had captured the middle, Team red was a bit demoralized but had a plan. Team red gathered all of their troops at their HQ and didn't attack only defended. Blue team thought this was going to be easy pickings, they sprinted forth and skirmished with the bases. But after one was destroyed, Red set their plan into motion. Red had trapped the blue players in the outpost they destroyed by rushing in and gunning them both down. After this was complete. the Red team pushed Up on the D pad. and all 8 of their troops sallied forth and charged as one mass. Blue's attempt to stop them didn't pan out. They were encountering defeat after defeat trying to stop the Red mass. And thus Blue had their fate sealed. The Blue HQ was being over run by the Red mass. and their HQ was destroyed. Red had won the game. and shook the meta.
I LOVED CONQUEST MODE 2v2. The meta in my friend circle usually was 1 player economy focused keeping the turrets up while the other harassed picking off a turret from each post and hitting the HQ in drive-bys. Separatist was kind of broken though cause on some maps you could fire the AAT without a lock and damage the HQ cross map. This game mode induced the love I have for PC RTS games today.
The second you mentioned Anakin fighting ghosts in a tank, a deep memory awakened Within Me causing me to out loud Shout "I've played this!" What a Wild game
"Conquest. Capture all the territories"... That voice will always resonate in my head
After years of trying to find what this game was called, we finally have proof that it wasn't just a fever dream
Also, I've always found it funny that you get a droid going "waaahhhooooww" when you're at low health, even when you're on foot.
hey there Sandro
@@Randomlollis hey :3
what is the game called
@@doubleoof7907 Count Dooku's Soul Harvester
Holy shit this is such a deep memory, I remember playing this as a very young child
Me too bro
22:00 Isn't Mace something of a future seer? Something about shatter-points? It would make sense for him to be able to tell people to go to a random area to set up fates or whatever the writers decide.
Mace Windu's "Shatter Point" ability in Legends had nothing to do with what Disney SW calls Shatter Points now. It was a combative ability he had in Legends which allowed him to find weaknesses in his opponents fighting styles or structural weaknesses in objects - which was the "Shatter Point" he'd then attack.
Wow. Dooku getting a weapon of mass destruction and that shot of one of his bounty hunter shooting Anakin in the back is perfect for a divergent timeline where Dooku betrays Palpatine.
Rather then kidnaping Palpatine he uses the soul harvester instead
@@sebay4654 Which is actually kind of how the reborn Palpatine was defeated in the old canon. Trapping his soul.
@@walnzell9328I thought they just destroyed his cloning facility? Could be wrong because the last star wars book I read was paradise snare and that was almost 10 years ago.
@@johnnydjiurkopff His last clone was killed by Han Solo shooting first.
But his soul then shot out and he tried to possess one of Han and Leia's kids. But a dying Jedi jumped in the way and trapped his soul along with his in death. And the souls of several Jedi he killed trapped him in a place of torment.
But yeah they also destroyed his facility and all his clones.
It's scary how I can only remember the LAAT mission from when I was younger. The more I watch this the more I feel like you've broken into the deep recesses in the back of my brain.
i actually could only remember the protodeka fight and the multiplayer modes "academy" and conquest 😂 as he was going through, the memories slowly flooded back into my mind
MY only memory was the final boss, and how everybody else died a horrifying death around me. Very nice!
As crazy as the story is for someone with minimal/no exposure to The Expanded Universe, it actually ties in very nicely with other materials and is a great way to send Ulic Qel-Droma's character off.
My favorite part is when Obi-wan develops a cavity and Dooku backflips off of the catwalk above Obi-wan, lands in front of him and goes " Lollipops. The root of your weakness. "
As someone from New Jersey, I can confirm that we live in a barren war-torn wasteland
don't forget the piles of trash the size of skyscrapers
I can attest to this
Especially the part when he mentioned "The streets of Trenton"
28:40
I'm actually really glad you included all the tidbits about the voice actors because I have realized that learning about the sheer range of quality of the works that these VAs work on is fascinating. Star Wars guarantees the best results, given how many iconic voices you can hear in what can sometimes be shovelware.
Bruh that nostalgia hits hard I got that double disc with my Xbox back in 2003 for Christmas!
Same! I need to find it since I still have it
This was my favorite video game as a kid. I played it on the gamecube with my brother and we bonded over it. We used to play the arena mode at night when our parents were asleep. This game made for some fantastic memories.
Because you mentioned it now, you’re obligated to make an essay on the masterpiece that is LoTR conquest
I second this!
I third this
I fourth this!
I fifth this!
I sixth it!
I remember this game! Its probably one of my favorite "tank games" of its time - it was actually an interesting take on vehicle combat with a Star Wars theme on top.
Its not special, but its also a game from 2002 - you know, 20 years ago (cough). I think it executed its goals really well, and I really liked how all of the vehicles where distinct and not copies of eachother which was more common at the time.
as a kid I had this, was absolutely amazing gameplay wise imo
Ah, the game that cemented my everlasting love for the sabre tank.
Thanks for putting some awareness for this game out there, over the years trying to find reference images for some of its unique vehicles, like the convoy ones, has been an absolute pain. Hoping more stuff pops up
I can't believe SS13 actually got to be in this game so early after its conception - truly a marvel of the robust UI and such.
what?
least schizophrenic spessman
I remember lord of the rings conquest...it was fun. Stupid, but fun. Caving in skulls as Sauron never gets old...
Also I fucking swear I played this before!
I know which game you're talking about! That one was Star Wars Episode One: Battle for Naboo. God, I haven't thought about that game in years.
Edit: Shit, I forgot about the Wookie mission.
Lord of the rings conquest was beautiful and fun imo
Lotr conquest was fun, despite the bugs it can have sometimes
I still play LOTR conquest regularly. What a game.
One of my favorite games just on nostalgia alone, me and my brother 1v1'd conquest on that for months, replayed the story dozens, was a blast
i wanna get on count dooku's wild ride!!
wait what do you mean i'm gonna get my soul harvested
I played this game to death as a kid. Seeing it on screen was like realizing something you'd dismissed as a dream was real. This unearthed an entire era of my past.
No matter how many times I watch this I can’t get over how good that intro was and I just want to hear Tom Kane voicing it so very badly
This would have been so much better if it was about a clone tank crew and their story through the war, not just the Jedi without lightsabers.
In Attack of the Clones clones were described as totally obedient and lacking personalities, and their relationship with Jedi wasn't really established so they had nothing to rely on.
What I really loved about this game is that it also introduced Old Republic era lore. Ulic-Qel-Droma was even mentioned in Kotor 2.
Kotor 2 was only 45 years after the events of Exar's and Ulic's Great Sith War ended, so it makes sense that he's mentioned there.
This video violently unlocked several core memories.
i loved this game as a kid there was an extremely small group of kids who liked the vehicles in Star wars specifically and this game was amazing in that extremely specific regard. Always wanted to play a game like this as the Empire. I remember playing this game and "RoboTech" around the same time and loving the niche "vehicle combat" genre like twisted metal. Also watching this game im surprised how little I actually remember about it, it really is a complete fever dream.
Ah yes, I remember the important arc where Anakin Skywalker and Obi-Wan Kenobi stopped Dooku's soul harvester in season 13 of the Clone Wars TV show
I remember this game. Ulic Qel Droma appears in it. The final boss was an utter SOB, if i remember well. Dooku is voiced by Corey Burton in it too, like in both Clone Wars series.
And the constant accidental suicides on the speeder bike chase on raxis prime
Glad I'm not the only one with fond childhood memories of this game.
I keep coming back to this video just from the title alone. Count Dooku's Soul Harvester
Fun fact: in Brazil count Dooku is called Dookan, because Dooku sounds something like "count of the ass" in portuguese
The jokes in this. Oh my god. I basically laughed the whole way through.
That moment when the game completely halts and Vale says to just wait a bit. I was dead. 🤣
THANK YOU
I missed this game! I have so many fond memories playing this as a kid. You've made my week.
I just remember how when you throw a lightsaber, the characters upper and lower torso seemed to act independently... The upper torso would keep facing the lightsaber, while the legs would go whatever direction you were running 😂
This is the best Star Wars game of all time for me simply for the nostalgia of the countless hours that me and my littler brother played this game together.
Same here
I liked the scene where Yoda pegged Dooku
For the longest time I've had an old memory of playing a Star Wars game with a mission to blow up the Techno Union ships and wondered to myself 'What was that game? It was good fun.' I have no other recollection of this game though and I don't know why just that bit has stuck with me so much.
I remember playing this game as a kid but never finished it because I got stuck on the Mace Windoo walk section at 17:55 toward the gunship. I was being an idiot and trying to bruce force everything while walking thinking I was a one man army. "Oh there's a giant walking spider robot tank heading towards me? TIME TO SLICE AND DICE!!!"
I played Lord of the Rings Conquest 10 years ago at a friend's house and for the last 10 years, I tried to find it again.
You just changed my life with an offhand joke.
honestly, for a first video essay this is phenomenal!
Seems more like you've done this for 5 years.
Im watching a bunch of different channels with that kinda format and you're holding up entirely, which is not at all expected. This stuff takes practice.
Congrats!
Uh, the outro music might get you into some trouble though.
Disney does not fuck around with copyrights.
I assume you expect the whole video to be claimed anyways, but the outro music might warrant a strike.
What a treat Vale! I remember this game very fondly and played the hell out of it but of course I know it didn't withstand the test of time^^
Thorougly enjoyed the vid, thank you for the nostalgia^^
You just brought back so many memories of playing Lord of the Rings Conquest with my friends. Thank you
My friends and I used to play hours of this game’s multiplayer during Lan parties. The firefight was tons of fun and the campaign for my childhood was awesome. With all the walkers and and sound affects. It may not age well…but damn it was fun when I was young.
This was one of favorite games as a kid.
this videos keeps getting recommended to me every so often and i watch it every time. its so good
Lord of the Rings Conquest was an absolute banger, Battlefront but LotR. I am so glad somebody else also acknowledge its existence.
This was also one of my fever dream games that I played once (I had the tetris double disk thing and remember also playing that accidentally trying to get my star wars fix) as a kid and have vague memories of but have never seen or heard about since then, thank you for proving to me that it existed
I remember just jumping into conquest, capturing all bases, sending both armies to fight each other, and just pretending it was a singleplayer mode. Just don't shoot your allies too much or they'll turn around and shoot you back.
Vale, in my opinion, this video is one of your best. I just really like it.
This was my first video game.
Unironically, this was the first video game I ever played, so seeing this video is bringing back so many memories of playing the neat Star Wars game on my dad's Xbox.
How old are you?
I'm 22. @@HumanStyleBeing
It's amazing how time flies! Cherish it!@@aveimperia4026
When you said if you’ll let me chuck in an ahoy reference, I 100% thought you said a hoi reference, and was completely baffled for a good few seconds.
Me too.
3:50 Lord of the Rings Conquest is a personal favourite of mine, I used to play the campaign for hours, again and again, solo and co-op, glad to know I'm not the only one that remembers it
Me and my brother would always play through the campaign on opposite teams and compete against he each other.
I think I remember playing this on the GameCube, I never played the campaign, my friend and I would get on and use a code to unlock a top down hoard defense mode in the Geonosis arena. That was a great time
I remember playing this fever dream of a game when I was a child. It is a special little game.
I like it when Windu said *"It's Morbin time"* 😂
Ah yes, games back then when you can exploit AI's bad pathfinding by circling around them
It’s Windin time!
I'd somehow memory-holed the Kashyyk level.
'Riding a dinosaur armed with 2 laser cannons, a seismic charge emitter, and a grenade launcher'.
Are we sure this game wasn't a reskinned spin-off from Turok?
'riding a weaponized dinosaur through a jungle to kill mosquitoes'
ARE WE SURE THIS ISN'T SOME ORPHAN CHILD FROM THE TUROK FRANCHISE?
'Uses a tank to blow up coffins while ghosts chase you around shooting fireballs'
See above question.
My brother and I played the split screen vs mode all the time!! I loved this part of my childhood. Thank you for bringing this back for me
I remember this game so vividly.
I remember being upset that you were only on foot for a select few missions, and the rest of the game was relegated to vehicle gameplay. But I thought it was an interesting and fun game anyway, and had a blast with it at the time.
Man, it’s been years since I saw this game!
Always loved the weird hover tank gameplay. Just felt GOOD to strafe around like that. Also, the gunship was fun, because you could hold down all the buttons and turn the game into a disco.
This game was an instant buy for me the moment they added to backwards compatibility back in November. It's one of those few games for me that really give you a big battle scale. All the stuff on Thule was incredible for me.
I have a playlist called “a sleeping video”. This is the only video in the playlist. I listen to this to fall asleep 3-7 nights a week.
I have a similar playlist called "a shower video". Difference is, besides what the title implies, its Internet Historian's 'fall of 76' video. Its just the perfect length for a shower, and its damn fun to listen to! XD
I forgot about this game. It was really quite fun as a kid. I remember liking playing as the walker, even though it was pretty challenging. But yeah, the transport was a lot of fun. Those laser beams were so satisfying.
I'm happy to know that people remember this game I use to play that bad boy on the GameCube and was one of my first games
Oh, also, the academy vehicle map had a cave. When I played this with my sister we'd always take the tanks and hide in there, popping out to kill some enemies then letting our shields recharge. Most of them couldn't be able to get inside :'D
I did the same thing. It was the only way to survive.
Dude same, you could get to ridiculous wave numbers that way. Only the hailfire droids could reliably get inside, and a narrow band where you could be shot from outside meant it was a great holdout.
Even better is that the walkers could scale the inside of the cave so the mortar tanks can't hit you. So you pop your plasma shield, shoot all your mortars, then scamper back. So much fun.
I was actually just thinking about this game a week ago! I remember it being such a fun little game and I loved how the battles occurred and created a larger scale than most games have you
I think it’s honestly a good game. The idea of having these massive battles with groups of friendlies and enemies battling it out as you play the game
I like how half the issues that he's dealing with in this game are because he's running a 60 fps emulation of the game, so the physics, gamespeed, and enemy AI are way more aggressive and damaging.