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Celebrate Star Wars™ day with two massive bundles offering discounts up to 77% off



Most people consider the lightsaber as the defining element of the Star Wars™ universe but for every aspiring Jedi out there, there is a space cowboy who prefers the thrill of a dogfight behind the cockpit of his battered X-Wing. This is a galaxy of infinite possibilities, so why not have both? With discounts up to 77%, the <span class="bold">Blaster Bundle</span> and <span class="bold">Saber Bundle</span> are truly the deals you are looking for. Pick them up now, you must.

The <span class="bold">X-Wing vs Tie-Fighter</span> dogfights are at the heart of the <span class="bold">Blaster Bundle</span> but shooting stormtroopers and watching the story unfold in those sweet FMV cutscenes make <span class="bold">Rebel Assault 1 + 2</span> an equally fun experience. Binary choices are the building blocks of the Star Wars™ mythos and <span class="bold">Rebellion</span> gives players the rare opportunity to flex their strategic muscles as they either organize the Alliance or expand the Empire.

The <span class="bold">Saber Bundle</span> can barely contain the timeless conflicts between <span class="bold">Jedi Knight&trade; - Jedi Outcast</span>, <span class="bold">Dark Forces</span>, and <span class="bold">Republic Commando</span>s. But thousands of years before all that, the galaxy was shaped by the thrilling adventures of <span class="bold">Knights of the Old Republic</span>, who soon went on to become Star Wars™ legends in the eyes of all RPG fans. Thanks in no small part to that mind-boggling plot twist halfway through the original game and the powerful villain reveal in the sequel.



Return to a galaxy far far away and smuggle back the <span class="bold">Blaster Bundle</span>, going for 58% off, and the <span class="bold">Saber Bundle</span>, going for 77% off. These classics have exhibited remarkable Force sensitivity and rumors have it that they shall bring balance to your prestigious collection.
The promo will last until May 9th, 12:59 PM UTC.
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roy.gappmayer: Thanks!

Mixed feelings here, now I must spend money, but it will be good. :)
You might want to know about the timing problems of the DOS version which causes capital ships and station not to fire their lasers. Sadly it's not possible to reproduce the original experience via DOSbox emulation:
https://www.gog.com/forum/star_wars_tie_fighter_special_edition/tie_fighter_collectors_cd_dos_a_serious_bug/page1
https://www.gog.com/forum/star_wars_tie_fighter_special_edition/tie_fighter_collectors_cd_tweak_guide_better_graphics_general_midi_cpu_speed_joystick_hat

Still, enjoy the games!
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skeletonbow: As a massive fan of the Star Wars flight combat sim games of the 90s, I can vouch for what others have said above. Both X-Wing and TIE Fighter originally shipped with one version of the game on GOG when it launched here, however based on customer feedback requests GOG and Disney brought the other versions of each game at a later date and now both games include all 3 versions of the games that existed in the 90s. Everyone has their favourite version of the game for their own reasons and now we have all of the versions.

In addition to that, the X-Wing Alliance last time I checked says that it does not support multiplayer, however other gamers have confirmed to me that it does in fact support Direct-IP multiplayer which works although I have not yet had the opportunity to personally verify that, but multiple people confirmed it so I trust them.

In short, the 4 Star Wars X-Wing/TIE Fighter games on GOG are the full set including all released versions in their full glory. When you buy either of the first two games, each one of them puts 3 games on your shelf reflecting the original floppy version, the CDROM version, and the Windows remake.

If you've read or heard otherwise in the forums or elsewhere, whatever information you read may have been correct on the date it was written, but it is no longer correct as it was enhanced over time to include everything, and I believe the store pages do state what all is included in the game at the moment. The only inaccuracy I'm aware of is like I said above with Alliance claiming no multiplayer when it does have multiplayer.

I've attached a screenshot of my Galaxy library showing the titles for clarity also.

Hope this helps.
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roy.gappmayer: Thanks!

Mixed feelings here, now I must spend money, but it will be good. :)
It's Star Wars! Who cares how good or bad it is!? It's Star Wars! :P I will play a crap SW game over any other brilliant game any day of the week. XD
Post edited September 05, 2016 by tinyE
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tinyE: It's Star Wars! Who cares how good or bad it is!? It's Star Wars! :P I will play a crap SW game over any other brilliant game any day of the week. XD
What, you prefer old pixelated Star Wars games with FM synthesized music over No Man's Sky????

:)