List of references to Star Wars in video games

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This is a list of references to Star Wars in video games.

Contents 1 Afterlife 2 Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings 3 Arcanum 4 The Bard's Tale 5 Body Harvest 6 BlackSite: Area 51 7 Chrono Cross 8 Chrono Trigger 9 Daxter 10 Day of the Tentacle 11 Dead Space 12 Donkey Kong Country 13 Duke Nukem 3D 14 Ed, Edd n' Eddy: The Mis-Edventures 15 The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion 16 Final Fantasy series 17 Fracture 18 GTA: San Andreas 19 Guild Wars:Nightfall 20 Guitar Hero series 21 Halo series 22 Kingdom Hearts II 23 Luigi's Mansion 24 LEGO Battles 25 LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures 26 Lost: Via Domus 27 Lost Vikings II 28 Mass Effect 29 Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault 30 Mega Man V (Game Boy) 31 Mega Man X Series 32 Mercenaries 33 Metroid Prime 3: Corruption 34 Monkey Island series 35 Mother 3 36 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney 37 Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney- Trials and Tribulations 38 Pirates of the Caribbean 39 Ratchet and Clank 40 Silent Hill 3 41 The Sims 2 42 Sly 3 43 Smash Brothers 44 Soulcalibur IV 45 Spore 46 Sonic the Hedgehog series 47 Starcraft 48 StarFox 49 Team Fortress 2 50 Thrillville 51 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3 52 Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4 53 Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines 54 Vandal Hearts 55 Vandal Hearts II 56 Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos 57 World of Warcraft 58 World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade 59 World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King 60 Xenogears 61 Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht 62 Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse 63 Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra 64 Xenosaga: Pied Piper

[edit] Afterlife

In this LucasArts' "God game", excessive cheating leads to a dialog box written "I feel a disturbance in the Force...", and after responding to it, a Death Star appears and destroys some of the player's buildings.

[edit] Age of Empires II: The Age of Kings

• In the 4th Saladin campaign, the Master of the Templar says "If you strike me down now, I will become more powerful than you can possibly imagine", the same as Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

[edit] Arcanum

• Outside the city of Tarant is a ghetto neighborhood called the Boil, controlled by rival gangs, an area so dangerous the town guards dare not enter. One of the guards refers to it as a "wretched hive of scum and villainy," quoting Obi-Wan Kenobi from A New Hope, referring to Mos Eisley.
• While picking up a package for an alchemist named Jongle Donne, the shopkeeper in Dernholm tells you, "That wizard is just a crazy old man," quoting Owen Lars from Episode IV.
• The main character's companion and sidekick Virgil encounters his old mentor who turned him from a life of petty thievery, a priest named Father Joachim. In the good path, this encounter provides helpful information. In the evil path, Joachim appears to make a desperate plea for Virgil to stop, and when he refuses, tries to stand in his way. One of Virgil's taunts to Joachim is "Your powers are weak, old man," quoting Darth Vader from Episode IV.

[edit] The Bard's Tale

• At one point the Bard, the player's character, is involved in the summoning of a ghost. When the ghost vanishes without finishing its warning, the Bard protests to the summoner that he "Bring him back! Play back the entire message!".

[edit] Body Harvest

Amongst many references to modern culture in the scenery and signs, on the island of Java in 1947, a torpedo boat is found in a small village called Mosy Isle, a reference to Mos Eisley. The sign in town reveals Mosy Isle to be "a wretched hive of scum and villainy. Be cautious."

[edit] BlackSite: Area 51

While driving through a trench in an enemy controlled oil refinery; one of your allies (who is driving the jeep you are riding in) will say the following: "Red leader, I've turned off my targeting computer. I find your lack of faith disturbing." This is in response to another teammate complaining about the fact that the driver is not using a GPS

[edit] Chrono Cross

• A possible reference made is when Lynx turns out to be Serge's long-lost father. Unlike Star Wars, a ghost child Crono tells Serge's father Wazuki is Lynx.

[edit] Chrono Trigger

• In Norstein Bekkler's lab, there is a mini game that involves three soldiers named Vicks, Wedge, and Piette. They were named after Biggs Darklighter ("Vicks" is a translation error), Wedge Antilles, and Admiral Piett.

[edit] Daxter

• In the cutscene where Osmo gives Daxter an electric fly-swatter, he calls it "An elegant weapon of a more civilized time", quoting Ben Kenobi's famous line.

[edit] Day of the Tentacle

• A portrait of Darth Vader can be seen on a Star Wars calendar behind the front desk in the mansion's lobby.
• In the TV commercial where Bernard Bernoulli hears about the real diamond, the commercial's announcer says that the phone number for the diamond is 1-800-STAR WARS. This was (at the time) the number for the LucasArts Store.
• An Imperial stormtrooper helmet can be found on top of a shelf in the tentacles' bedroom.

[edit] Dead Space

• At one point in the game, Zach Hammond says, "I have a really bad feeling about this."

[edit] Donkey Kong Country

• Some of the levels that take place on houses on high trees, such as "Tree Top Town" is reminiscent of the Ewok village in Return of the Jedi and Star Wars:Ewoks.

[edit] Duke Nukem 3D

• After encountering a Darth Vader-like corpse, Duke Nukem comments with "Now this is a force to be reckoned with!"

[edit] Ed, Edd n' Eddy: The Mis-Edventures

• In the bonus level "Rebel Robot Ranch", Edd wields a lightsaber in place of his normal ruler.

[edit] The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion

• During the Battle of Kvatch, when the player character enters the Oblivion Gate, there will be a river of lava a short distance away from the sole survivor of the battle. Though the body is burned far beyond recognition, it is missing two legs, severed at the knee, and one arm, a possible reference to Darth Vader.

[edit] Final Fantasy series

• Throughout the Final Fantasy games, there are the minor characters Biggs and Wedge which pay homage to the characters Biggs Darklighter and Wedge Antilles. First appearing in VI, Biggs (called "Vicks" in the original translation as in Chrono Trigger and later corrected in later releases) and Wedge are Imperial Soldiers escorting the witch, Terra. In VII, Biggs and Wedge are members of Barret Wallace's rebel group AVALANCE. In VIII, Biggs are Wedge are Galbadian Soldiers that serve as comic relief. In Final Fantasy X, they are Al Bhed Blitzball players. In Final Fantasy XI, Biggs and Wedge are Aht Urghan Mercenaries.
• In Final Fantasy IV, the King of Baron's airship fleet is named the Red Wings (a reference to Red Squadron). An airship that is commandeered later in the game is named the Falcon, a possible reference to the Millennium Falcon. In order for Cecil to become a Paladin, he must face himself as a Dark Knight and do nothing, similar to Luke's ordeal in the cave.
• In Final Fantasy VI, Celes tells Locke he's a little short for a soldier when he rescues her. Locke replied by saying, "Oh, I forgot I was wearing a uniform!"

Kefka also throws Emperor Gestahl off the floating continent, similar to how Vader threw Palpatine into the reactor.

• In Final Fantasy VII, the character Red XIII's real name is Nanaki, which is actually an anagram of Anakin.
• In Final Fantasy VIII, the headmaster of Galbadia Garden's name was Dodonna in the original Japanese release. The young Garden student who graduated in SeeD with Squall, Zell and Selphie is called 'Needa' whereas an Esthar officer in the Space Station, is called 'Piett'.
• At the end of Final Fantasy IX, part of Necron's speech were "Fear leads to anger. Anger leads to hate. Hate leads to suffering." This line was spoken by Yoda in Episode I.
• In Final Fantasy X, Biggs and Wedge guard the Blitzball stadium in Luca and can be recruited for your blitzball team. They are considered upper-tier players in blitzball. The duo also appear in Final Fantasy X-2 as part of the Gullwings' Blitzball team.
• In Final Fantasy Tactics the character T.G. Cid \ Orlandu bears a striking resemblance to Obi-Wan Kenobi.
• In Final Fantasy XII, one of the deserts is inhabited by enemies that resemble Tusken Raiders.
• In Final Fantasy Tactics Advance 2, a scene in which the main character discovers the wizard Lezaford heavily mirrors the scenes in which Luke discovers Ben Kenobi as Obi-Wan, as well as discovering Yoda's identity- stranger still is Lezaford's appearance, which seems to draw some small inspiration from Yoda. There are quests entitled "It's a Trap" and "I've Got a Bad Feeling." A "Light Saber" with a blue blade is also an available weapon.

[edit] Fracture

• In the game there are two achievements with names influenced by Star Wars, they are "Han Shoots First" and "Use the Force...Field".

[edit] GTA: San Andreas

• The character Zero tells the protagonist "Great kid, don't get cocky" during a mission to shoot down remote control airplanes off of a roof.

[edit] Guild Wars:Nightfall

During the Pogahn Passage mission, several references to Star Wars are made.

• Gandara, the location of the mission, is called the Moon Fortress, similar to the Death Star.
• Two heroes, Margrid and Zhed, will reenact the "handcuffs" dialogue from Episode IV, if they are both present.
• If Zhed is present, the player character will tell the guards he is a prisoner transfer from cell 1138.
• One of the options given while speaking to a guard while relaying the password is "Blue Harvest", the production code for Episode VI.
• If you refuse to escort a group of prisoners, the dialogue will be "These are not the guards you're looking for," a reference to Obi-Wan Kenobi's dialogue in Episode IV.
• The code for the prison that must be infiltrated is 20-1-8-7, which happens to be the same cell number as Princess Leia.

[edit] Guitar Hero series

• In Guitar Hero World Tour, one of the guitar designs is named "Dearth Fader," a reference to Darth Vader.

[edit] Halo series

• The very beginning of Halo: Combat Evolved is very similar to the beginning of Episode IV, in which the Pillar of Autumn exits slip-space to a remote planet, in which the aliens follow. The ship is overwhelmed and the Master Chief uses an escape pod to evacuate it before it crashes.
• I have a bad feeling about this has been said in both the first and second games.
• 343 Guilty Spark's personality strongly resembles that of C-3PO's.
• When the Covenant board the orbital platform at the start of the second game, they enter a door in a similar fashion to the opening scenes on Tantive IV in A New Hope.
• When the IWHBYD skull is turned on, a marine will comment on on the brutes saying "Hey don't they look like wookiees? You know, from Star wars? Ah forget it, it's for kids anyway."

[edit] Kingdom Hearts II

• The final boss Xenmas wields two weapons very similar to red lightsabers.
• In the game, King Mickey, despite his small size, can flip around and attack with great agility, much like Yoda in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith.
• The Gummi Ship level "Assault of the Dreadnought" has a giant cube-like version of the Death Star, with a similar beam that it fires if you don't destroy it from the inside
• The weapons shop in the game is run by "Biggs", and the armor shop is run by "Wedge". This is again a reference to Biggs Darklighter and Wedge Antilles and is carried off from the Final Fantasy series due to the fact that both Kingdom Hearts and Final Fantasy are both made by Square-Enix.

[edit] Luigi's Mansion

• When Luigi first finds Mario, he is trapped in a painting, a nod to Han Solo in carbonite. Later when he encounters King Boo, the ghost king states: "I will not give up my favorite decoration. I like Mario exactly where he is!" Jabba the Hutt says the same thing about the carbonite-encased Han Solo in Return of the Jedi.

[edit] LEGO Battles

• In the final cutscene for the Knights story, there is a medal ceremony similar to the medal ceremony seen at the end of A New Hope, with two knights taking the roles of Han Solo and Luke Skywalker, a dwarf standing on a knight's shoulders as Chewbacca, the Queen as Princess Leia and a dwarf in a barrel as R2-D2. The Throne Room also is briefly heard in the beginning of this scene.

[edit] LEGO Indiana Jones: The Original Adventures

• In a LEGO remake of the first scene in Raiders of the Lost Ark, the lost temple, Indiana Jones attempts to fool treasure hunter Belloq into accepting C-3PO's golden head in place of a priceless idol Indiana had found just prior to meeting Belloq. Belloq, however, did not fall for it. Instead, he mocked Indiana Jones by walking around in the same manner the protocol droid does - including sound effects mimicking gear movements.
• Just as in the film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, the sign for Club Obi-Wan can be seen outside.
• In the LEGO remake of the penultimate scene in The Last Crusade, Indy and Sallah encounter what appears to be a shadow of Darth Vader (Complete with a musical cue and breathing) as they enter the Grail Room. It later turns out to be the Knight standing guard over the room.
• As a part of the game, you can find different Star Wars characters throughout the game. For example, you can see Luke hanging from the frozen ceiling much like in the Battle of Hoth. The other characters are Chewbacca, R2-D2, C-3PO, and Princess Leia.
• After you find all these characters, you can buy Han Solo from the library, and he then becomes a playable character.

[edit] Lost: Via Domus

• In game episode "Via Domus" Elliott asks Locke what is in the cave. Locke answers with "Only what you take with you".
• In game episode "Whatever It Takes" Mikhail tells Beady Eyes: "You are as stupid as you are clumsy".

[edit] Lost Vikings II

• In the opening cinema of the game, the characters Erik the Swift, Baleog the Fierce and Olaf the Stout encounter one of the guards of Tomator, to which Baleog remarks that he supposes that Erik "has a bad feeling about this."
• That same encounter and ensuing scuffle is how Baleog acquired a lightsaber.
• During the second act of the first level, the characters complain to a witch about having to gather ingredients for a teleportation spell. The witch responds with "Teleporting people ain't like dusting crops, boy! Without precise ingredients..." before being interrupted. This parodies Han Solo's classic line to Luke Skywalker.
• In the beginning of the third act of the second level, after dealing with numerous failed teleports, Baleog says "Sorceress! Bah! We don't need their scum!" Olaf replies with a "Yes sir!" Again, parodies of Firmus Piett's line to another officer in Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back.
• In the third act of the third level, the characters meet a witch's sister, to which Baleog responds, "Sister? So you have a twin sister..." This paraphrases Darth Vader's line to Luke in Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

[edit] Mass Effect

• There are several instances of "I have a bad feeling about this."
• Wrex, one of the members of the player character's squad, says "It's a trap" after being ambushed by geth on an uncharted world.
• Upon seeing the Sovereign, as well as Ascension, the characters are saying "Look at the size...", a reference to the New Hope.
• The Citadel, an immense space station of unknown origin, shares its name with another large space station from Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords. Both games feature large space battles taking place at their respective Citadel Stations. Of note, Bioware was the company responsible for developing both Mass Effect and the original KOTOR game.

[edit] Medal Of Honor: Pacific Assault

• During the "Airfield Ambush" mission, inside the house next to the runway you can hear the rebel pilot's conversations during the attack to the first Death Star.

[edit] Mega Man V (Game Boy)

• The main villain, Dr. Wily, builds a huge space battle station known as the "Wily Star", a parody of the Death Star.

[edit] Mega Man X Series

• The final boss in Mega Man X, Sigma, uses a weapon similar to a green lightsaber in his final battle with X.
• In the Mega Man X spinoff of the Mega Man series, X's reploid partner Zero sports a beam saber not unlike a lightsaber.
• The maverick, Vile, bears a striking resemblance to Boba Fett as a bounty-hunter, and is very similar to a bounty-hunter himself in respect to his multiple attempts to destroy X and Zero.

[edit] Mercenaries

Several Items in this LucasArts published game include references to Star Wars

• Blueprint: Death Star Plans
• National Treasure: Script for Episode VII
• Blueprint:Kessel Star Chart
• Han Solo as a locked playable character
• The character Agent Mitchell Beauford also references Star Wars with the line "We've got a C130 so full of shells it's like one of those... Star Destroyers from that space movie."
• In the news report after the capture of Dung Hwangbo, the news scrolling along the bottom says Tipoca City: Clones cloned!
• Another scroll mentions a "thermal exhaust port lawsuit on Coruscant"
• There is a reporter named Kyle Kowakian a reference to Kowakian Monkey Lizards

[edit] Metroid Prime 3: Corruption

• A possible reference to Star Wars, specifically Zonama Sekot, which is a living world, is the planet Phaaze, which is also a living one.

[edit] Monkey Island series

LucasArts' Monkey Island Series has made several references to Star Wars.

• Monkey Island 2: LeChuck's Revenge included the following parody of Luke Skywalker's encounter with Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back:

• The Curse of Monkey Island parodied Princess Leia's famous request for help off Obi-Wan Kenobi in A New Hope as well as Yoda's response to Obi-Wan's suggestion that Luke was their last hope from Empire Strikes Back:

• The Curse of Monkey Island also made reference to Obi-Wan's use of the Jedi mind trick on a stormtrooper in A New Hope and Jabba's response to Luke Skywalker's attempted use of the same trick in Return of the Jedi:

Cabana Boy: "Let me see your membership card and I'll let you through."

Guybrush Threepwood: "You don't need to see my identification."

Cabana Boy: "I don't need to see your identification."

Guybrush Threepwood: "I'm not the pirate you're looking for."

Cabana Boy: "You're not the pirate I'm looking for."

Guybrush Threepwood: "I can go about my business."

Cabana Boy: "You can go about your business."

Guybrush Threepwood: "Move along."

Cabana Boy: "Move along, move along … hey! Your mind tricks won't work on me, boy!"

—Guybrush Threepwood attempts to persuade Cabana Boy to allow him to enter the Brimstone Beach Club on Plunder Island

The Series is full of countless other references.

[edit] Mother 3

• The main villain’s henchmen, called "Pig Masks," resemble stormtroopers.

• The final battle of the game parallels Luke's fight with Darth Vader in The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. The final boss, Masked Man, is the brother of the main character, manipulated by the villain and wearing cyborg implants after being damaged. He dies after turning good.

• The Masked Man wields a lightsaber, but is dressed like a Rebel Pilot.

[edit] Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney

When Manfred von Karma interupted part of the trial, Phoenix said "I have a bad feeling about this..."

[edit] Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney- Trials and Tribulations

• During the final case of the game, Prosecutor Edgeworth expresses doubt in the abilities of a spirit medium, stating "I suppose now you'll say she has midi-chlorians?"

[edit] Pirates of the Caribbean

• In the computer game, Pirates of the Caribbean one of the atmosphere-creating background dialogues goes: "My ship made the Kessel Run in less than twelve months".

[edit] Ratchet and Clank

• In the Ratchet and Clank 3, one of the many enemies you fight is red ninja robot with a double-bladed laser sword, obviously a parody on Darth Maul's double-bladed lightsaber.

[edit] Silent Hill 3

• By completing certain requirements by the time you finish the game, a weapon similar to a lightsaber can be unlocked in your next playthrough.

[edit] The Sims 2

• One can purchase a CD player called the 'Audiogeek TK 421'.

[edit] Sly 3

• When Murray tells stories about training with the Guru, a picture is shown with Murray, wearing a green tank top and a backpack with the small Guru on his back, a reference to Luke Skywalker's training with Yoda.

[edit] Smash Brothers

• Super Smash Bros. and Super Smash Bros. Melee feature "beam swords" which are very similar to lightsabers. George Lucas actually requested Beam Swords to not have the same sound effect as lightsabers, although as of Super Smash Bros. Brawl, they do.
• Pit's dual bladed bow was based off of Darth Maul's double-bladed lightsaber.

[edit] Soulcalibur IV

Main article: Soulcalibur IV

[edit] Spore

In the video game Spore, one of the achievements that can be unlocked is Quietus Star. It is gained by destroying 20 planets with the Planet Buster weapon. Quietus means, in latin, At rest, and can be interpreted as "Death". Besides this, it is possible to make Star Wars related material in game.

[edit] Sonic the Hedgehog series

• Sonic the Hedgehog 2, Sonic the Hedgehog 3, and Sonic & Knuckles all revolve around the Death Egg, a battleship which looks almost identical to the Death Star, minus an added nose and mustache to make it resemble the face of the games main antagonist.

• In the cartoon based on the games titled Advenutes of Sonic the Hedgehog, in the episode Tails Prevails, Dr. Robotnik and Sonic have a battle in the skies on flying machines, and at one point, Robotnik says "I have you now" in a deep voice as a parody of the star fighters battle in Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope.

• There is also the Space Colony ARK, which is based on the Death Egg which is based on the Death Star.

• A character from the Sonic series called E-123 Omega (another battle robot), used the term "Meatbag" in the BioWare developed game Sonic Chronicles: The Dark Brotherhood, as a reference to HK-47.

[edit] Starcraft

• Enemy units seen in mission 4 of the Terran campaign yell various Star Wars quotes when encountered by the player.
• One of the last missions of the Terran campaign revolves around destroying an ion cannon, which looks very similar to the weapon from The Empire Strikes Back.
• Protoss Zealots wield lightsaber-like weapons that are attached to their forearms.
• In the Game Manuel in the back credits there is a special thanks section which includes George Lucas.

[edit] StarFox

• The Arwing and Wolfen are incredibly similar to the many starfighters of Star Wars such as the X-wing.
• During the final battle with Andross, the main villain in Star Fox 64, speaks the line "I've been waiting for you, Star Fox" this is likely to be a reference to Darth Vader's line to Obi-Wan Kenobi just before their duel in Star Wars: Episode IV: A New Hope. The difference being that Vader's line was "I've been waiting for you, Obi-Wan."
• In a quite possibly unintentional tip of the hat to Return of the Jedi, the track "Through the flames" from the Return of the Jedi soundtrack fits in almost perfectly during the escape from the explosion, reaching its crescendo as the two fighters exit, just barely burning their afterburners.
• There is a character named Pigma Dengar in the game, who shares his name with Dengar, a bounty hunter.
• The opening music sounds very similar to the opening music from Star Wars, composed by John Williams.
• One of Peppy's lines, "I have a bad feeling about this", is a line commonly used in all of the Star Wars movies. He also shouts "It's a trap!" in a similar tone to Admiral Ackbar.
• The mission Bolse in Star Fox 64 is very similar to the Battle of Yavin, where Star Fox destroys energy towers in order to take out a satellite.
• In Star Fox Assault, the Cornerian Fighters strongly resemble colorless V-Wing starfighters, as used in the Clone Wars.
• The plot of Star Fox Assault, involving a sudden overwhelming attack by an unknown alien race that uses organic technology, may be an homage to the New Jedi Order.

[edit] Team Fortress 2

• The Sniper achievement "Trust Your Feelings" references the Death Star trench run in its icon.

[edit] Thrillville

• After the instructions of the game, Mortimer quotes "May the G-Force be with you!"

[edit] Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 3

• Darth Maul is an unlockable and playable character with extremely boosted statistics. Maul also comes with double-bladed lightsaber and special Sith tricks.

[edit] Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 4

• Jango Fett is unlockable and playable.

[edit] Vampire: The Masquerade – Bloodlines

• In Chinatown, when releasing a girl from captivity of a gang of local thugs known as the Tong, she will reply: "Aren't you a little tall for a Tong"? A clear reference to Leia's line to Luke in ANH when he comes to release her from captivity on the Death Star.

[edit] Vandal Hearts

• One boss character is named "Lando".

[edit] Vandal Hearts II

• In the city of Yuggor, a character tries to run interference by speaking to the main protagonist in a manner similar to that of Yoda: "Going we are to a pub. Join us, you will!"

[edit] Warcraft III: Reign of Chaos

• Various units say quotes from the Star Wars movies when you click over them.

[edit] World of Warcraft

[edit] World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade

• Toshley's Station is a location in Blade's Edge Mountains, an obvious reference to Tosche Station. It also features a robot named R3-D0, a combination of R2-D2 and C-3PO, who claims to be fluent in three languages. One of the first quests available in Tochley's Station is "Picking Up Some Power Converters". The quest rewards you with an item called a Power Converter, the description of which reads "Use: Destroys technological terror constructs" and "The next best thing to going to the Academy".

• Banthar is an NPC in Nagrand and the object of the quest Clefthoof Mastery. This creature is obviously a reference to Banthas on Luke Skywalker's home planet of Tatooine.

• In the PvP area of Halaa, in Nagrand, the Halaa Blade Merchants are called Coreiel when Horde controlled and Aldraan when Alliance controlled.

• The Alliance NPC Baron Sablemane gives a quest named "It's a Trap!" in reference to Admiral Ackbar's line in Return of the Jedi.

[edit] World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King

• In Zul'Drak, one quest given is called I Sense a Disturbance. This is a reference to Obi-Wan Kenobi feeling a disturbance in the Force.

[edit] Xenogears

• Sentenced to death, Rico is forced to fight a monster called a "Rancer". Rico defeats the Rancer and escapes, just like Luke does in Return of the Jedi.
• There is a group of enemies that resemble the Tusken Raiders.
• One of the main villains turns out to be Fei's long-lost father. Before dying, the villain redeems himself in much the same way Anakin Skywalker was redeemed.
• Enemies known as "Solaris Guards" wear white armor and are armed with blasters, reminiscent of the Imperial stormtroopers.
• The main character is briefly imprisoned in carbonite.

[edit] Xenosaga Episode I: Der Wille zur Macht

• Many people aboard the Woglinde say they "have a bad feeling about this" before the Gnosis attack and destroy the ship.

[edit] Xenosaga Episode II: Jenseits von Gut und Böse

• Jr. says "I have a bad feeling about this" just before The Elsa encounters an Ormus Stronghold, a massive space station that they must destroy from the inside.

[edit] Xenosaga Episode III: Also sprach Zarathustra

• Jr. says "I have a bad feeling about this".
• The Red Testament uses a power similar to Force Lightning on Allen.

[edit] Xenosaga: Pied Piper

• Mikhail Ortmann warns Jan Sauer to be careful during his dive into UMN virtual reality because he has "a bad feeling about this."