By: Benjamin Hart
Prepare to have your hearts ripped out once again, Star Wars gamers. Footage from a long canceled Star Wars fighting game has surfaced. Polygon has the scoop, saying:
"This tech demo offers a glimpse at a Star Wars fighting game that was in development on the original Xbox at Studio Gigante, the defunct company co-founded by Robomodo president Josh Tsui.
The footage comes from an "in engine [sic] tech demo," according to Tsui, and consists of two rounds of a fight between Darth Maul, the antagonist of Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace, and Anakin Skywalker. Fighting action in the game appears to take place in a 3D space instead of a 2D plane."
Tsui was reportedly pitching the game to publishers when the company behind it was forced to close in July of 2005. Now all that remains is the below footage:
jedi from Robomodo on Vimeo.
So would you like to see this game, or something similar, resurrected? Or do you still just want Battlefront III? Let us know in the comments!
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