Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter

Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter
Developer: LucasArts Publisher: LucasArts Platforms: PlayStation 2, Xbox Released in JP: August 29, 2002 (PS2) Released in US: March 10, 2002 (PS2), May 13, 2002 (Xbox) Released in EU: March 28, 2002 (PS2), May 31, 2002 (Xbox) This game has unused sounds. This game has a bugs page

Star Wars: Jedi Starfighter expands on the previous game, adding advanced mechanics such as Force powers, and includes a new cast of characters whose mission is to stop the production of a superweapon lead by a dangerous foe. It too got an enhanced release on the Xbox, but didn't sell well enough to make it to PC.

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Bugs

Developer Interview Now we get to know better about the audio and more.

Mission-Specific Unused Content So much unused content exists that it needs to be split into their respective missions.

Miscellaneous Unused Content

Things that were scrapped but don't fit into any one mission.

Cut Enemy

Shown in the unlockable concept art and mentioned multiple times in unused mission voice lines is an anti-bomb turret capable of shooting down Nym's bombs. This turret remains in the game files and is mostly complete, only lacking sound effects and a preview model. It also has no range limit for its bomb detection, so if lots are placed in a level, firing a bomb will cause severe lag as all the turrets will start firing at it.

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Unused Missions

In the game files is many unused missions, most of which completely lack audio or objectives. One of these is the mysterious 7th mission - known only as "convoy" which would've taken place between "Mount Merakan" and "Hammer and Anvil", where you protect an evac transport from an earlier version of "Poisoned Skies". All text, voice lines, and models have been removed from the disc, but the mission script and transcripts of the voice lines remain. The entire mission is mostly placeholders, and was likely cut very early on due to the story drastically changing.

Unused Communicator Heads

Some voice lines are set up to have a communicator view appear that shows a portrait of the character that's talking. Four of these exist that go completely unused but work if called via script or the debugging console - Vana Sage, Yoda, Saesee Tiin, and a generic pilot from Nym's crew. The first three characters have many unused voice lines from older revisions of missions that could've used these, and while Yoda only has one used voice line, he has many from an unused and very incomplete race minigame where he commentates, so that probably would've been used there. Various members of Nym's crew were set up to talk at various points throughout the game, all related voice lines going unused due to them being part of earlier revisions of missions, but some of these could've used it.