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Game Info
- Platform
- Game Boy Advance
- Genres
- Action
- Player Perspective
- Third person
- Developers
- Helixe
- Publishers
- THQ
- Release date
- November 14, 2002
Summary
Playing as Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: The New Droid Army feels like stepping into a miniature 3‑D galaxy on the Game Boy Advance. The isometric perspective gives the world a surprising depth, and I zip from Tatooine’s dunes to the far‑flung reaches of the Outer Rim while bumping into familiar faces like Queen Amidala, Yoda and Obi‑Wan.
The game leans heavily on lightsaber combat and a handful of force powers that unlock as you progress. I can dash, jump, push enemies, heal faster, or turn invisible for a while, but each use drains a shared stamina/force meter. The only way to recover is to stand still or use the meditation skill you learn later, which adds a nice tactical pause to the action.
NPCs are mostly civilians, but a few static Clone Troopers appear in Coruscant’s underbelly to help fend off the relentless droid swarms. Their presence is fleeting—both they and the unfortunate workers on Metalorn can be killed, underscoring the game’s gritty, no‑cheat‑items approach.
Storyline
In Star Wars: The New Droid Army for the Game Boy Advance, Anakin Skywalker is dispatched to investigate rumors of a new Separatist droid that is both superior to existing models and impervious to lightsabers. His trail leads him to Tatooine, where he is hunted by the bounty hunter Aurra Sing and briefly captured by Jabba the Hutt before breaking free and receiving a summons to Coruscant.
On Coruscant Anakin confronts and defeats a Dark Jedi named Trenox, then uncovers Count Dooku’s scheme to destroy the Jedi Archives. He foils the plot, though Dooku escapes, and is later sent to Metalorn to sabotage the Cortosis Droid Factory and capture Techno‑Union leader Wat Tambor. After completing both tasks, Anakin battles Dooku once more, defeats him, and departs, delivering a pledge to Yoda that he will always serve the Jedi—a divergent twist on the Revenge of the Sith storyline.
Edited by Maya Carter
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