With Galactic Racer on the way, we revisit a N64 (and Dreamcast) classic.
Being a kid in the ’90s, it was pretty much impossible not to get swept up in the anticipation and excitement for Star Wars Episode 1.
Arriving just a couple of years after the rerelease of the original trilogy in cinemas (which had introduced a whole new generation to the films), the new Star Wars title seemed to absolutely dominate entertainment headlines and news broadcasts at the time, and gave birth to mountains of partnerships and merchandise: everything from toys and Koosh balls to toothpaste and kids’ meals.
Read the full article on timeextension.com
With Galactic Racer on the way, we revisit a N64 (and Dreamcast) classic.
Being a kid in the ’90s, it was pretty much impossible not to get swept up in the anticipation and excitement for Star Wars Episode 1.
Arriving just a couple of years after the rerelease of the original trilogy in cinemas (which had introduced a whole new generation to the films), the new Star Wars title seemed to absolutely dominate entertainment headlines and news broadcasts at the time, and gave birth to mountains of partnerships and merchandise: everything from toys and Koosh balls to toothpaste and kids’ meals.
Read the full article on timeextension.com