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| + | Described as "a mash-up of Super Star Wars for the SNES and the PC space sim X-wing." | ||
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Programmed by: Ian Frazier | Programmed by: Ian Frazier | ||
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| + | Ian S. Frazier (on Twitter): | ||
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| + | : Fun fact: Squadrons technically isn’t the first Star Wars game I’ve worked on...the first game I ever made was WARS.EXE, created with RSD Game-Maker in 6th grade iirc. It was not...good. But I learned a lot. :) | ||
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| + | Ian S. Frazier (on YouTube): | ||
| + | : I made several top-down games and sidescrollers with Game-Maker, which were all varying degrees of janky and broken. | ||
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| + | : The first I ever made was called WARS.exe, a mash-up of Super Star Wars for the SNES and the PC space sim X-wing. | ||
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| + | : PRO TIP: Don't try to make a 3d space sim with a 2d sidescroller engine. | ||
== Availability == | == Availability == | ||
Latest revision as of 19:06, 20 July 2021
Release date: ? [[Category: ]]
Levels: 7
Author: Ian S. Frazier
Related games: Star Wars (Caudel), Return of the Jedi, Star Wars: Return of the Jedi
Not to be mistaken for Yurik Nestoly's Star Wars (Nestoly), or Alan Caudel's Star Wars: Return of the Jedi or Return of the Jedi.
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TBC
Described as "a mash-up of Super Star Wars for the SNES and the PC space sim X-wing."
Contents
Story[edit]
Instructions[edit]
Credits[edit]
Programmed by: Ian Frazier
Background[edit]
Ian S. Frazier (on Twitter):
- Fun fact: Squadrons technically isn’t the first Star Wars game I’ve worked on...the first game I ever made was WARS.EXE, created with RSD Game-Maker in 6th grade iirc. It was not...good. But I learned a lot. :)
Ian S. Frazier (on YouTube):
- I made several top-down games and sidescrollers with Game-Maker, which were all varying degrees of janky and broken.
- The first I ever made was called WARS.exe, a mash-up of Super Star Wars for the SNES and the PC space sim X-wing.
- PRO TIP: Don't try to make a 3d space sim with a 2d sidescroller engine.
Availability[edit]
Never officially distributed
Archive History[edit]
On June 24, 2020, Frazier posted about the game on Twitter. On July 20, we reached out to Frazier for comment.
Links[edit]
Social Media[edit]
Downloads[edit]
- Star Wars (? kB)
