The graphics, as well the clunky control scheme, maintain the games original value without ruining it with a complete overhaul. Let’s just say, the graphics weren’t updated, but I see this as a good thing.
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By the way, I have played both the original PS2 version (released in 2002) as well as the current version, released for download on PSN. Graphically, Bounty Hunter kills it with diverse environments, unique special effects, and well designed enemies.
You can’t see his face, but Jango’s expression is one of “Oh shit!” Players should have no problem switching between attack weapons, recon tools, and bounty hunting gear. Each tool and weapon that the player uses is marked on the HUD in a weapon selection wheel.
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Collecting bounties (as expected of a bounty hunter) is a crucial part of the game, as it provides players the credits needed to unlock and upgrade Jango’s gear. And that’s not all! Players can also use a cutting torch to break through metal gates that heed their progress, a scanner to find and identify various bounties, and a whipcord to capture them, and many other tools. Which brings me to one of my favorite mechanics in Star Wars: Bounty Hunter: the tools! Naturally, players have a jetpack that enables them to reach high up and hidden areas. To really succeed, however, players must utilize their wits and a vast array of tools at Jango’s disposal. Bandits, baddies, and beasts alike are only some of the obstacles players must help Jango overcome throughout his hunt for Komari and the Bando Gora. Players should master each of the weapons in Jango’s arsenal in order to defeat anyone in their path. It’s almost a throwback to the old DualShock controllers from the PlayStation 2 era. Combat is fast paced, and while there are breaks in battle for players to explore each level, there is always some action waiting around every corner. While somewhat clunky on the PlayStation 4, the controls are rather easy to get a hang of, though they did get me killed more times than I’d like to admit. This is when the player takes control of the bounty hunter, and are quickly introduced to the combat, controls, and pace of Bounty Hunter. Initially, Jango is dropped into a pit with a borhek, a big, ugly bug-monster.
Needless to say, Fett accepts the challenge and travels all over the galaxy to find Komari, and put a stop to the illicit acts of the Bando Gora. They’re believed to be running an illegal death stick operation which appears to be interfering with Tyranus’ own evil deeds. The plot of Bounty Hunter begins with a transmission from Darth Tyranus offering Jango a bounty of 5 million credits to take out a Dark Jedi, Komari Vosa, and his gang, the Bando Gora. Bounty Hunter serves as somewhat of a prequel to Star Wars: Episode II - Attack of the Clones, in which we discover how Jango becomes the template for the massive clone army and eventually the Imperial Stormtroopers throughout the movies. This game places players in the boots of everyone’s favorite Mandalorian bounty hunter: Jango Fett. While previous games have put players in the shoes of infinite numbers of Stormtroopers and powerful Jedi, today I’d like to direct your attention to one of the greatest games spawned from the galaxy far, far away I’ve ever played: Star Wars: Bounty Hunter. Titles such as The Old Republic, Battlefront II, and The Force Unleashed rocked our worlds with outstanding contributions to the already massive Star Wars Universe. Throughout the years, we’ve seen Star Wars games come and go some of which made history with the epic content, incredible gameplay, and boundless fun.
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