Mission received, we jump aboard not Slave I, but Jango’s first ship Jaster’s Legacy, named after his mentor Jaster Mereel, first arriving at Coruscant. His Toydarian friend Rozatta shares a hologram of Lord Summerisle, who informs Jango he’ll be offered 5 million credits if he can take down Komari Vosa and end Bando Gora. We then jump into the shoes of Jango, who after establishing himself as a badass by dispatching a big beastie in the first few moments, is told of an offer he simply can’t refuse. Turns out the Sith are masters of project management, who knew? He asks his secret apprentice Saruman to stop them and their leader Komari Vosa, who happens to be a fallen Jedi, while also finding a suitable host for their clone army. We start the story almost immediately after the events of The Phantom Menace, where we’re greeted with the usual opening crawl, where we’re told that the aftermath of the Battle of Naboo has left the galaxy in disarray, and a mysterious and deadly cult known as the Bando Gora are causing such a stir, even ol’ Sheevy Sidious is worried they might affect his grand plans. Now I’ll admit I’m not that well versed on this time period, both in Legends and Canon, however from what I’ve experienced, Bounty Hunter is by far the most intriguing story. This has always felt like a bit of a missed opportunity, as aside from the gaps between trilogies, these films have the biggest time jump between them, clocking in at a decade. While we’ve had some great extended universe content set between the films, we’ve had very little between Episodes I and II. Ostensibly an 3D, third person action platformer, the game serves as a prequel to the film, adding some sorely needed backstory to our boy Jango. Star Wars: Bounty Hunter was developed in house by LucasArts the same year as Episode II – Attack of the Clones. If you’re a fan of all things video games, Star Wars or otherwise, we’ve got plenty more to watch on the channel after this, but for now, let’s go catch some bounties.
Hey how’s it going guys, this is Tom from UDS, your home for alternative pop culture, and welcome to the latest edition of The Best Star Wars games ever. This is the story of 2002’s Star Wars: Bounty Hunter. While Boba might be having his time in the sun following his badass appearance in The Mandalorian, his dad Jango has arguably one real highlight, and we’re going to talk about it right now. It’s been up to the extended universe material to flesh out their mystique. However, at least within the first 6 episodic movies, they aren’t really shown in all their glory. Jango and Boba Fett are often considered two of the coolest characters in Star Wars lore. Watch our run down of the cult classic game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter…įind out why this game is still worth playing in 2021, how it finally gave Jango Fett the story he deserved, and how you need to check it out to get the most out of Attack of the Clones.
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