Are you frustrated with the Star Wars sequel trilogy? Are you hankering for a taste of the good old days with Luke, Leia, Han Solo, and Darth Vader? Are you interested in saving the galaxy, or maybe even enjoying the feeling of power you get when crushing the "insignificant Rebellion"?

I've been playing Star Wars Rebellion since it first came out in 1998, just two years after I built my first PC in '96. I know it's hard for some to believe but there was actually a time when SW Rebellion was pushing the edge of tech and computers were having trouble keeping up. The 3D combat we now see as basic and clunky was state-of-the-art at the time. My PC had a difficult time rendering SW Rebellion battles back then. I could play it, but the space battles would freeze or crash too often. In the end my 1996 computer was like the "little engine that could" and chug-a-lugged along eventually allowing me to finish the game. Now here we are in 2020. I have a pretty darn good PC with Ryzen 5 3600, RTX 2070 Super, 1TB Rocket Gen 4.0 m.2, and I STILL find myself wanting to play this old game, and I still love it.

Are you frustrated with the Star Wars sequel trilogy? Are you hankering for a taste of the good old days with Luke, Leia, Han Solo, and Darth Vader? Are you interested in saving the galaxy, or maybe even enjoying the feeling of power you get when crushing the "insignificant Rebellion"? I've been playing Star Wars Rebellion since it first came out in 1998, just two years after I built my first PC in '96. I know it's hard for some to believe but there was actually a time when SW Rebellion was pushing the edge of tech and computers were having trouble keeping up. The 3D combat we now see as basic and clunky was state-of-the-art at the time. My PC had a difficult time rendering SW Rebellion battles back then. I could play it, but the space battles would freeze or crash too often. In the end my 1996 computer was like the "little engine that could" and chug-a-lugged along eventually allowing me to finish the game. Now here we are in 2020. I have a pretty darn good PC with Ryzen 5 3600, RTX 2070 Super, 1TB Rocket Gen 4.0 m.2, and I STILL find myself wanting to play this old game, and I still love it.