References to 2005 prequel tie-in Star Wars: Republic Commando have been found on Nintendo website’s servers, suggesting the game is going to be the latest retro Star Wars title to be remastered for modern consoles. We’ll be sure to let you know if and when Aspyr makes an official announcement for a Switch version of Star Wars: Republic Commando.It looks like another classic Star Wars game is being revived for Switch and, possibly, PS4 but what about hopes of a belated sequel? – Prelude to Episode III – Encounter new vehicles, locations and enemies from the upcoming film. Or, choose the multiplayer option and play with up to sixteen players online in different multi-player modes. – Multiple Gaming Mode – Choose the single-player option and command a squad of four that you can dispatch at will.
– Innovative Squad Control System – With intuitive and smart squad commands, the simple touch of one button easily controls your squad to perform complex commands and strategic maneuvers.
Your squad will follow your orders and your lead, working together as a team – instinctively, intelligently, instantly. As leader of an elite squad of Republic Commandos, your mission is to infiltrate, dominate, and ultimately, annihilate the enemy. Here’s an overview of Star Wars: Republic Commando from Steam, along with an old trailer:Ĭhaos has erupted throughout the galaxy. The tactical first-person shooter has only previously released on PC and Xbox. LucasArts originally made Star Wars: Republic Commando in 2005. Other Switch titles have been leaked in a similar manner, including Fortnite, and Paladins. Update data for Star Wars: Republic Commando has been uploaded to Nintendo’s servers, which suggests that an official announcement (and probable release) will be made very soon. The company now appears to be on the verge of releasing another past entry in the franchise on Nintendo’s console. Aspyr has already brought a few classic Star Wars games to Switch – namely Jedi Knight II: Jedi Outcast, Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy, and Episode I Racer.
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