Action
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- GameSpy PC
- Review, by Dave Kosak: "Whether it's the nostalgia or the cuteness that hooks you in, the gameplay makes it worth sticking around." [Score: 4.5 out of 5] (April 01, 2005)
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- GameSpy PS2
- Review, by Phil Theobald: "Anyone who's even remotely interested in Star Wars (or LEGO, for the matter) owes it to themselves to give this game a try." [Score: 4.5 out of 5] (March 29, 2005)
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- Eurogamer
- Review, by Kristan Reed: "...it's one of the most instantly enjoyable games around, and were it not for the humbling price tag, we'd demand you go out and add it to your collection immediately." [Score: 8 out of 10]
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- The Laser
- Preview with screen shots by Michael Palisano. "With eye-bleeding graphics that are as good, if not better than the original, players should expect a polished incredibly exciting title that lives up to the legend and standards of the Star Wars name."
- 328
- Armchair Empire
- Review by Omni, 8/10. "Very fun with just enough challenge to keep you playing, and as a Star Wars game should probably be in every fan's collection, even with the weak on-foot missions." (November 12, 2003)
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- The Laser
- Review by Michael Palisano. "While it's not perfect, it comes pretty close in most areas."
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- GamesFirst
- Review by Jeremy Kauffman, 4/5. "Rogue Leader is an incredible game, the best the original Trilogy has been on any console, and a must buy for any true Star Wars fan." (December 21, 2001)
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- Game Over
- Review by 2XHelix, 71%. "Overall Taychon is a game that has potential to be great, but falls short." (June 01, 2000)
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- 3D Realms: Terminal Velocity
- Official site, with background, features, screen shots, downloads, including shareware version and modifications, and technical support.
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- The Apogee FAQ: Terminal Velocity
- Contains development history, notes on distribution, and patches.
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- Coming Soon Magazine
- Review, 90%. "Terminal Velocity has it all to make you scream, with its excellent gameplay and its astonishing graphics." (October 01, 1995)