STAR WARS™ Episode I: Racer

for a 20 year old game it still holds up today a very good raclng game and although setting up a controller was a bit of a pain it is only something you will have to do once (unless you change controllers) i played the n64 version and loved it it is great to relive those days but even if you didn't have this or you are too young to have got this first time round this is worth buying as a solid and cheap racer

Man, I remember getting this game along with sm64 and a brand new n64 back then! This game is just as fun and feels as fast it did back then. Love the sense of speed and rpg elements added to make the game more interesting and worth investing time into upgrading your pods. Not gonna lie...I'm not even a Star Wars fan but this is one the best and underrated racing games period! Under $10 that GOG is offering it's a steal! I recommend everyone to support this game and buy it! Hey you never know, there could be a next gen star wars racer in the future.

I played hours, days, months of this game when I was a kid. I picked it up and it was like I never stopped playing. This game is still as perfect as I remember when I was 10 years old. Buy it! Buy it now!

No money, no parts, NO DEAL :D

Somehow I missed this one. This is a truly fantastic racer from 1999, and I can remember its release coinciding with the showing of Episode 1 in theaters. LucasArts had also released X-Wing Alliance, so, of course, I was more interested in testing my then-new gaming rig (which I built prior to entering my freshman year of college) that way. I had heard of Episode 1 racer, but had never given it much thought. I bought it here based on LGR's recent review of the game, and I must say that Clint's review was spot on, and I am thoroughly impressed. This game works great in Windows 10, particularly on old hardware (in my case, a Thinkpad T60 with DirectX 9-era ATI graphics from 12 years ago), and a Logitech F310 game pad (make sure to set the game pad to "XInput mode." Yes, I'm aware the game was written for DirectInput, but Win 10 handles it, and the game recognizes all of the buttons and axes). Highly recommended.