Originally posted by Fuzn
Star Wars: Rogue Squadron (3D)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWpl24qVCMI - This is a track from Star Wars: Rogue Squadron's official soundtrack. In game, it is known as "Rogue Theme - Reprise".
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SbL9OeEQ0Rw - This is the same track, but in it's "original" form. It's used in the main menu of Rogue Squadron. It is known as "Rogue Theme".
I'm not sure the Reprise version is ever used in the N64 version, and I'm likewise sure that the original version is never used in the PC version (Rogue Squadron 3D) as the Reprise version is used as the main menu music.
Of further note, the Naboo Starfighter had red engine flames in the N64 version which I believe were changed to blue for the PC version, to more accurately reflect Episode I. These changes were carried to the game's indirect sequel, Battle for Naboo.
Also a random note. Not unused, but definitely a fun little note. If you use the Millennium Falcon on the game's first mission, chances are it won't be in the usual 'player craft' spot in the cutscene, instead replacing one of the further away fighters. This doesn't happen with any other craft because none of them are as big as the Falcon. Also, observers with a careful eye will notice some massive clipping during the hangar launch sequence when flying the Falcon.
I wish I had more to show here, but emulation of the game will probably never be complete, and the PC version's pretty hard to even get running in the first place because it's such an old game.
I've got it running on my PC. If you've got $40 to spare, get an ATI Radeon HD 5570. It's not a very powerful video card, but I've never found anything that was a major pain to get running. It's also rated as one of the most compatible video cards of all time.
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