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Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi | 
 enlarge | From: THQ (PC Games)
Category: Video Games
Buy Used: $5.89
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Avg. Customer Rating:  7 reviews
Sales Rank: 9134
Platform: Nintendo Super Nes
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Media: Video Game
Operating System: Nintendo Super NES
MPN: 94040
UPC: 009119940405
EAN: 0009119940405
ASIN: B00004TN2T
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| Customer Reviews: Read 2 more reviews...
 A GREAT CLASSIC!!! July 30, 2008
I remember playing this game years and years ago. Me and my cousin played this game for hours straight. This has got to be one of my favorite games for the SNES. It is a game that offers a good challenge but doesnt drive you insane. It's worth every penny and is a perfect addition to any Star Wars geeks collection.
Best of the trilogy June 13, 2006
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
Super Return of the Jedi is an action-platformer that continues the quality of fun set by the last two games. It follows the movie's storyline pretty well, with nicely detailed renderings of familiar locations, five playable characters, and John Williams' memorable score. As a movie-to-game translation, it's definitely one of the strongest of the 16-bit era.
Special mention must be made of the Mode-7 pseudo-3D stages. With the limited technology available to programmers at the time, they were quite inventive in pulling off the Speeder Bike chase, Millennium Falcon battles, and the final run into the Death Star. There's a nice handful of these levels scattered throughout the game, which mixes things up a bit between the regular 2D stages.
So is the game hard? Overall no, but it's a decent challenge depending on the difficulty level. The final 'escape from the Death Star' level does prove to be quite tricky though, and there are better characters to use in some levels over others.
A must-have for all Star Wars fans. None of the 2D attempts on the Game Boy Advance have come close to the quality of these games.
Star Wars just won't stop May 11, 2006
0 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is The Best and last Instalment of the star wars trilogy games. This is the best out there and the most funest. This game is so good. In this game you get to play lando Calresian.
Anyone who is a star wars fan should own it. and the best part you get to do battle with the Emperor.
If you liked this game check out all of the other star wars games.
 It's a good game but its much too easy February 16, 2004
7 out of 8 found this review helpful
After what is widely considered one of the greatest Movie to video game adaptations: Super Star Wars, Super Empire Stirkes Back and Super Return of the Jedi followed. Return of the Jedi is a good game, but if you know what character to use the game is incredibly easy. Case in point, Leia can be nearly invincible if you know how to use her charge (and if you want to defeat the first boss in five easy hits you'll use that). The gameplay is more similar to Super Star Wars rather than The Empire Stirkes Back. Before each level you can select who you want to be from one of five characters, depending on the level. You can be Luke, Han, Leia, Chewie or Wicket (the Ewok). Each character has their own strentghs and weaknesses, for example Luke only uses a lightsaber and if you want difficulty in the game then you'll choose him since he also has the least amount of life. But the fact that Luke can heal himself and use his lightsaber as a projectile easily remedies his weaknesses (you CAN beat the first boss with Luke I've done it thousands of times you'll just take A LOT of damage). Han and Chewie have weak blasters (unless you power them up but when the next level starts your back to the default). Leia...well you could be invulnerable since every other item enemies drop for her is a health sword (which increases your life gauge) or a large heart. Wicket is just there to take damage. His arrows are VERY VERY strong but he has so little life that you'll find yourself killed off a few times before you get the hang of him. The levels are great but some of them get VERY repetative. On Tatooine you'll pass over the same landscape dozens of times and in the death star you'll certainly run across the same bridge and go about the same pattern several times. The graphics in the game stand out at least. They aren't really better than The Empire Strikes Back they're more or less the same. Overall: Return of the Jedi is a good game but the gameplay element holds it back a bit. It's a little too easy at times and the power-ups that Leia gets are an insult to what the difficulty of this game could've been.
Awsome, but not really like the movie! January 5, 2003
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
This is a cool game, and I can agree with the guy who says that you can't be a Jedi if you don't beat this! Although it is not very much like the movie, I must say that you can see the simialarities in the game. I personaly like to use passcode cheats, so that I can explore new and unique levels. I am a classic gamer, and I can identify a great classic. This is definitely one of them! A side-scrolling arcade game, first person views on vehicles such as landspeeders, speeder bikes, and X-wings, and hard to beat challenges make it a SNES classic!
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