From the basic ability to push or pull your enemies, you will also gain access to protective powers like healing and protection and more destructive powers like lightning and force choke. Jedi Academy focuses on this aspect by putting you in the role of Jaden Korr.Īs Jaden, you become the apprentice of Kyle Katarn and must undertake a series of missions across the galaxy to hone your skills which grant you access to a wide range of light and dark powers. Chief among them was the story of Luke Skywalker creating a new Jedi academy to train a new generation of Jedi. Emerging out of lightspeed on March 26th with the sudden announcement that they have ported Jedi Academy to Nintendo Switch as a follow up to their previous port of Jedi Outcast, but is this outing from 2003 a dose of classic action that we remember? Let’s take a look.īefore Disney acquired the Star Wars rights and set about creating their sequel trilogy, the events that followed “The Return of the Jedi” were crafted into some much-loved books and games. Though it looks unlikely that we will be getting any “new” Star Wars games on Switch anytime soon due to the current license holder being greedier than a Hutt Cartel during a depression, fans of a galaxy far far away have a new hope in the form of Aspyr Media. Like it or hate it, Star Wars is one of the most famous brands in the world and its reach extends to just about every form of media you can think of, especially video games. Of all the great titles and licenses available on Nintendo Switch one core franchise remains noticeably absent, and that franchise is Star Wars.
A long time ago on a gaming platform far, far away…
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