Posted on: September 13, 2025

devilsown6
Verified ownerGames: 10 Reviews: 1
good ole game
class game brings back good times
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ACCEPTANCE OF TERMS OF USE REQUIRED TO PLAY
Please be advised that Windows 10 operating system will receive frequent hardware driver and software updates following its release; this may affect game compatibility
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Posted on: September 13, 2025

devilsown6
Verified ownerGames: 10 Reviews: 1
good ole game
class game brings back good times
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Posted on: October 4, 2025

harm1383
Verified ownerGames: 69 Reviews: 47
5 stars in advance
i'm gonna play this game for sure, at least testing it out a bit; i grew up with the 70's movies & played x-wing in the mid 90's but i can see those 'new typical 3d-graphics' from the late 90's on the pictures ; fun fact : i have just the 3 movies from the 70's on dvd but not the episodes '1 2 3' from the 2000's, ain't catching me somehow enough
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Posted on: October 28, 2025

DarreNae
Verified ownerGames: 263 Reviews: 2
Still Worth It
I had this game for CD back in the days of Windows XP and massive CRT's. My Gateway computer at the time did not have a great GPU and couldn't run it that well. Trying to play it now I had to turn the mouse sensitivity all the way down for it to be even close to functional. Mostly have been using the keyboard with the arrow keys.
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Posted on: January 31, 2015

JodySalerno
Verified ownerGames: 70 Reviews: 3
A fun game with a lot of flaws
This is a decent mission-based Star Wars arcade action game. I'm sure most people looking to purchase it either played it on PC or N64, so I'll focus on some flaws that I had forgotten that made the experience rougher than it should have been. 1. Configuring a controller requires you to boot in Windows 98 compatibility mode... but that makes the game's menu's super slow... so after you configure your controller, you'll want to exit and reboot in Windows 7/8 normal mode. This means any time you want to adjust a control, you're going to have to boot the game twice. 2. Extremely low draw distance - You can only see around a football field's length in front of you. On some levels this is frustrating and impedes progress, while on others it simply makes it difficult to get immersed in the game's graphics. 3. I played the game for a decent length and never got a mission where you freely flew in 3 dimensions (such as a space dogfighting mission). In what seems to be all missions, you're more hovering above the ground rather than freely flying, making the game feel more like Star Fox than an X-Wing game. A consequence of this is that I found my Saitek X52 flight stick to be overkill for this game, and opted to simply play with an Xbox 360 controller. 4. Alt tabbing breaks the game, and it can be frustrating to close the game with task manager. It was frustrating to be doing well in a mission, and then have the game crash because my friend sent me an IM over AIM or the java update checker popped up. 5. The sequels are only on consoles. Not a huge deal with this game, but if you'd like to play the much better Rogue Squadron 2, you're stuck dusting off the GameCube and playing with a gamecube controller (which isn't really optimized for flying games) The missions are still pretty fun, and if you can ignore the flaws I say grab this game ASAP, even if you aren't a Star Wars fan.
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Posted on: May 28, 2015

LukA_YJK
Verified ownerGames: 41 Reviews: 1
Blast from the past
I have played Rogue Squadron 3D as no other game. It was nice to have a proper English version at last. Did not have any technical difficulties, yet the in-game screen size is small i.e. not full-screen and the ships in the hangar move not so smooth. Did anybody else feel like it became way easy now to beat it? Back in times I dag the data files and wrote exclusive utilities for the game and the Secrets of Star Wars®: Rogue Squadron™ at http://rogue.squadron.tripod.com/ was quite popular. Glad they may be useful again to somebody. Now moving these to a new place at https://roguesquadron3d.wordpress.com/
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