I need to start with a confession. I officially feel old. Seeing STAR WARS: Episode I: Jedi Power Battles on the Xbox store with the tag “Classics” brought this sudden and harsh realisation ...

It might not be the most fun Star Wars title to revisit 20 years later, but Jedi Power Battles still has its wacky charms ...

Following Star Wars: Return of the Jedi's release in 1983 ... Captain Panaka, Queen Amidala, Ki-Adi Mundi, and the Battle Droid, now available from the start!

Somehow, Jedi Power Battles has returned ... with Mace Windu and the background masters Adi Gallia and Plo Koon also available (plus Ki-Adi-Mundi later on the Dreamcast port).

Despite the tepid reception back in 2000, the Jedi Power Battles remaster is a fun return to simpler times when Star Wars video games were allowed to be weird.

does anyone really want to replay 2000’s painfully mediocre Jedi Power Battles? When the sidescrolling platformer was first released for the PlayStation One (and later, the Dreamcast ...

Star Wars: Jedi Power Battles lets you play as Jar Jar Binks, along with 12 other brand new characters that weren’t present in the PS1 original. While some characters are available to play as ...

I was ten years old when Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles first released. In the days of demo disks and consoles set up in shops, I was able to try the demo at the time and it was the ...

That era gave us beloved titles like Knights of the Old Republic, Battlefront I and II, Republic Commando, and Jedi Power Battles ... Plo Koon, Adi Gallia, Ki-Adi Mundi, Darth Maul, Queen Amidala ...

That’s the question I’ve been pondering since playing Star Wars: Episode 1: Jedi Power Battles. Launched 25 years ago on the original PlayStation, Jedi Power Battles is a beat ‘em up that ...