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The first game came out in 1992, followed by ''Super Star Wars: Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' in 1993, and ''Super Star Wars: Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' in 1994. All three games were re-released on UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole in 2009, and the first one was re-released on the Platform/PlayStation4 and Platform/PlaystationVita in November 2015.
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The first game came out in 1992, followed by ''Super Star Wars: Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' in 1993, and ''Super Star Wars: Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' in 1994. All three games were re-released on UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole Platform/VirtualConsole in 2009, and the first one was re-released on the Platform/PlayStation4 and Platform/PlaystationVita in November 2015.
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''Super Star Wars'' is a series of action-platformer games based on the original ''Franchise/StarWars'' trilogy, developed for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] by Sculptured Software and Creator/LucasArts.
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''Super Star Wars'' is a series of action-platformer games based on the original ''Franchise/StarWars'' trilogy, developed for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem [[Platform/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] by Sculptured Software and Creator/LucasArts.
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The first game came out in 1992, followed by ''Super Star Wars: Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' in 1993, and ''Super Star Wars: Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' in 1994. All three games were re-released on UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole in 2009, and the first one was re-released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 and UsefulNotes/PlaystationVita in November 2015.
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The first game came out in 1992, followed by ''Super Star Wars: Film/TheEmpireStrikesBack'' in 1993, and ''Super Star Wars: Film/ReturnOfTheJedi'' in 1994. All three games were re-released on UsefulNotes/VirtualConsole in 2009, and the first one was re-released on the UsefulNotes/PlayStation4 Platform/PlayStation4 and UsefulNotes/PlaystationVita Platform/PlaystationVita in November 2015.
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Whip It Good is now a disambiguation page. Moving entries to appropriate tropes when possible.* ChainPain: Slave Leia wields her chain like a whip during the Sail Barge level of ''Super Jedi''.
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* WhipItGood: Slave Leia wields her chain like a whip during the Sail Barge level of ''Super Jedi''.
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* ContinuitySnarl: A very notable one in ''Super Return of the Jedi''. Luke is able to defeat Darth Vader rather easily, and he goes as far as to fight the Emperor by himself (and doesn't suffer the Force Lightning torture like in the film). As Palpatine is defeated, he simply falls down the shaft. And yet, the following scene still plays out like Vader actually did throw the Emperor down the shaft, complete with him taking off the mask and saying his last words to Luke.
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** In ''Super Return of the Jedi'', Palpatine is far more agile and destructive than in the film - Force-flying around the room, and firing Force Lightning strong enough to destroy steel platforms.
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** In ''Super Return of the Jedi'', Palpatine is far more agile and destructive than in the film film. Here - Force-flying he Force-[[{{Flight}} Flies]] around the room, and firing his Force Lightning strong enough to destroy steel platforms.destroys the (steel) floor.
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** Luke's Tantaun gets to kick more ass in the second game, unlike his movie counterpart.
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* PowerUpMount: The Tantaun in ''Empire'', which allows you a speed boost as you ride it while shooting up enemies on Hoth's surface.
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* SandWorm: The Sarlacc, unlike it's film counterpart, is depicted in this manner, as a gigantic worm-monster sticking out of the sand attempting to chomp down Luke while lashing out with a series of tentacles. It ''could'' be a different breed of Sarlacc from the film though.
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** Location-wise, the Dune Sea is the first level of the first game. While it was mentioned once in the first film, and first appeared in ''Return of the Jedi''.
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** Womprats were mentioned once in the first film. In ''Super Star Wars'' they are recurring enemies.
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* MookPromotion: One of the AT-ST from Level 7: Hoth Battle becomes the boss of Level 12: Echo Base 3 in ''Super Empire Strikes Back''.
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* MookPromotion: One of the AT-ST from Level 7: Hoth Battle becomes the boss of Level 12: Echo Base 3 in In ''Super Empire Strikes Back''.Back'', Level 7: Hoth Battle has many enemy [=AT-STs=]. One shows up as the boss of Level 12: Echo Base 3.
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* PermanentlyMissableContent: The Force power ups in The Empire Strikes Back game. Most are found on the main path of the level they're in, but the rest are either out of the way or hidden, so it's possible to miss out on these powers if you advance to the next level. Averted in the ''Return of the Jedi'' game where Luke starts with a set of Force powers and doesn't need to find more.
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* PermanentlyMissableContent: The Force power ups in The ''The Empire Strikes Back Back'' game. Most are found on the main path of the level they're in, but the rest are either out of the way or hidden, so it's possible to miss out on these powers if you advance to the next level. Averted in the ''Return of the Jedi'' game where Luke starts with a set of Force powers and doesn't need to find more.
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* RespawningEnemies: Especially prevalent on the 3rd level, where even the various guns on the side on the Sandcrawler are mysteriously repaired [[RuleOfPerception while you were not looking]].
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* RespawningEnemies: Especially prevalent on the 3rd level, level of the first game, where even the various guns on the side on the Sandcrawler are mysteriously repaired [[RuleOfPerception while you were not looking]].
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* ScaryScorpions: The sandscorpions in the Tatoonie levels of the first game.
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* EverythingsBetterWithSpinning: ''Super Empire'' gives Chewie a recharging spin attack, which he can use to mow through enemies, which he retains in ''Super Jedi''. The latter gives the same attack to Slave Leia.
* SpectacularSpinning: ''Super Empire'' gives Chewie a recharging spin attack, which he can use to mow through enemies, which he retains in ''Super Jedi''. The latter gives the same attack to Slave Leia.
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*** During the Sail Barge level she becomes Leia Slave, wearing her {{iconic|Outfit}} [[GoGoEnslavement bikini]]. Like Boushh, Leia Slave is primarily melee (using her chain as a whip) with a ranged charge attack. However she's ''also'' given her own version of Chewie's [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning Spin Attack]] on top of this (Slave Leia also may have the highest attack power of ''any character in the entire game series'').
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*** During the Sail Barge level she becomes Leia Slave, wearing her {{iconic|Outfit}} [[GoGoEnslavement bikini]]. Like Boushh, Leia Slave is primarily melee (using her chain as a whip) with a ranged charge attack. However she's ''also'' given her own version of Chewie's [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning Spin Attack]] SpinAttack on top of this (Slave Leia also may have the highest attack power of ''any character in the entire game series'').
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** The Jawas also go through this. They may have been pesky scavengers in the movie, but they weren't remotely evil and never tried to harm Luke or the droids. Here, they are out for blood.
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** The Jawas also go through this. They may have been pesky are morally ambiguous scavengers in who claim un-owned and stray pieces of technology like, technically, the movie, but they weren't remotely evil and never tried to harm Luke or the stranded droids. Here, they Here they're outright stated to be capturing the stranded droids, are out for blood.hostile at first sight to Luke, and keeping an extraterrestrial monster inside the sandcrawler.
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* GiantSpaceFleaFromNowhere: The first ''Super Star Wars'' game itself has, in order, Sarlacc (which wasn't even in the movie until the sixth), "Jawenko" (an original creation), a "Mutant Womprat" (an enlarged version of a pest animal without any proper appearance in the movies), "Kalhar Boss Monster" (which only appears as a ''board game piece'', of all things, in the movies), and the three Empire war machines in Death Star.
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** While the Emperor doesn't have any vocalised reactions to the player's decision, choosing to continue will make him scowl at you.
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** While the Emperor doesn't have any vocalised reactions to the player's decision, choosing to continue will make him smile with glee, while quitting will make him scowl at you.
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** The Mutant Womprat in ''Super Star Wars''. It's also a FlunkyBoss, as it's accompanies by regular enemy womprats.
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** The Mutant Womprat in ''Super Star Wars''. It's also a FlunkyBoss, as it's accompanies accompanied by a swarm of regular enemy womprats.
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** Mutant Womprat in ''Super Star Wars''.
** Giant Wampa Creature and Giant Probe Droid in ''Super Empire Strikes Back''.
** Giant Wampa Creature and Giant Probe Droid in ''Super Empire Strikes Back''.
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** The Mutant Womprat in ''Super Star Wars''.
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** The Giant Wampa Creature and Giant Probe Droid in ''Super Empire Strikes Back''.
** The Giant Wampa Creature and Giant Probe Droid in ''Super Empire Strikes Back''.
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** Also in ''Super Return of the Jedi,'' Jabba appears as the final boss of the Tatooine Saga, although his attacks are limited to ramming you with his throne or barfing frogs at you.
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** Recurs throughout the trilogy, (IE, Mynocks recur in various colors and environments in all three games) but is particularly noticeable in ''Empire'', where Luke has to face some of the same enemies on both Hoth and Dagobah, just as palette swaps.
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** Recurs throughout the trilogy, series, (IE, Mynocks recur in various colors and environments in all three games) but is particularly noticeable in ''Empire'', where Luke has to face some of the same enemies on both Hoth and Dagobah, just as palette swaps.
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*** During the Sail Barge level she becomes Leia Slave, wearing her {{iconic|Outfit}} [[GoGoEnslavement bikini]]. Like Boushh, Leia Slave is primarily melee (using her chain as a whip) with a ranged charge attack. However she's ''also'' given her own version of Chewie's [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning Spin Attack]] on top of this (Slave Leia also may have the highest attack power of ''any character in the entire game trilogy'').
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*** During the Sail Barge level she becomes Leia Slave, wearing her {{iconic|Outfit}} [[GoGoEnslavement bikini]]. Like Boushh, Leia Slave is primarily melee (using her chain as a whip) with a ranged charge attack. However she's ''also'' given her own version of Chewie's [[EverythingsBetterWithSpinning Spin Attack]] on top of this (Slave Leia also may have the highest attack power of ''any character in the entire game trilogy'').series'').
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* ActionGirl: Leia is a playable character in ''Super Jedi'', and even has a handy {{charge attack}}. Slave Leia on the Sail Barge level may actually have the most powerful weapon attack ''in the entire Trilogy''.
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* ActionGirl: Leia is a playable character in ''Super Jedi'', and even has a handy {{charge attack}}. Slave Leia on the Sail Barge level may actually have the most powerful weapon attack ''in the entire Trilogy''.series''.
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* InformedAttribute: Luke kills the Emperor without Darth Vader's help, and Vader than says Luke was right about him being good deep down despite there being no evidence of it.
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* InformedAttribute: Luke kills the Emperor without Darth Vader's help, and Vader than then says Luke was right about him being good deep down despite there being no evidence of it.
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''Super Star Wars'' is a trilogy of action-platformer games based on the original ''StarWars'' ''Franchise/StarWars'' trilogy, developed for the [[UsefulNotes/SuperNintendoEntertainmentSystem SNES]] by Sculptured Software and Creator/LucasArts.
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** The Trash Compactor sequence was dropped from ''Super Star Wars'' (but was originally planned to be included).
** The Sarlacc monster doesn't appear in ''Super Jedi'' as it was already in the first game, instead Jabba tries to escape in his sail barge, and the heroes stop him.
** The Trash Compactor sequence was dropped from ''Super Star Wars'' (but was originally planned to be included).
** The Sarlacc monster doesn't appear in ''Super Jedi'' as it was already in the first game, instead Jabba tries to escape in his sail barge, and the heroes stop him.
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** The Trash Compactor sequence was dropped from ''Super Star Wars'' (but was originally planned to be included).
** The Sarlacc monster doesn't appear in ''Super Jedi'' as it was already in the first game, instead Jabba tries to escape in his sail barge, and the heroes stop him.
** The Trash Compactor sequence was dropped from ''Super Star Wars'' (but was originally planned to be included).
** The Sarlacc monster doesn't appear in ''Super Jedi'' as it was already in the first game, instead Jabba tries to escape in his sail barge, and the heroes stop him.
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* SmashingHallwayTrapsOfDoom: The first game's version of the detention block hall contains instant-death crushers that fit into some pits along the floor.
