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Star Wars: Obi-Wan (originally titled Star Wars: Episode I: Obi-Wan and scheduled for a PC-only release)[2][3] is a video game released on December 19, 2001 for the Xbox to tell of Obi-Wan Kenobi's tale up to and through the Battle of Naboo. Many other Jedi like Adi Gallia, Eeth Koth, Plo Koon, Saesee Tiin, Qui-Gon Jinn and Mace Windu participate in the game. It has villain bosses like Darth Maul, a Trandoshan gang member, the Jin'ha Warrior Chief, and the War Chief of the Sand People.

Opening crawl[]

OBI-WAN
For thousands of years,
the JEDI KNIGHTS have
served the Republic as
defenders of peace and
justice throughout the
galaxy.

Young Padawan OBI-WAN
KENOBI who studies to
become a full-fledged
JEDI KNIGHT, must prove
himself to his master
QUI-GON JINN and the
Jedi Council.

As part of his ongoing
training, OBI-WAN is
commissioned by MACE
WINDU to investigate the
rise of a dangerous new
threat in the lower levels
of Coruscant....

Publisher's summary[]

Join the legendary Jedi Knight Obi-Wan Kenobi as he takes on the worst scum and villainy the galaxy has to offer in level after level of fast-paced action. In Star Wars® Obi-Wan™, you'll call upon the Force and your powerful lightsaber as you face a mysterious new enemy, an assassin droid project and a devious plot that could dramatically shift the balance of power in the universe. Fight your way through an underworld trail of munitions dealers and crime lords-from the lowest depths of Coruscant and dusty Tatooine to the lush city of Theed. The Force is in your hands.

The power of a legend is yours as you wield Obi-Wan's considerable Force powers, Jedi agility and lightsaber in 15+ action-packed levels.

Force abilities include Force attack, push, pull, throw, defend and jump.

Tune your skills in up to six two-player arenas—facing Jedi Masters such as Mace Windu, Ki-Adi-Mundi and Saesee Tiin.

Original storyline brings you face-to-face with a host of new and familiar enemies—ranging from Tusken Raiders and assassin droids, to the evil Sith Lord Darth Maul.

Levels[]

Chapter 1: Coruscant and the Black Heth[]

Shadows of Coruscant[]

While investigating suspicious activity in lower Coruscant, Obi-Wan encounters far more than he had anticipated.

Saber Arena: Training Droid[]

Defeat the Jedi Training Droid in the Jedi Training Arena.

  • Defeat the Training Droid

The Informant[]

The Coruscant Guard have placed an informant inside of the Black Heth Operation. Unfortunately, he was discovered and will soon be killed. You must save him!

  • Infiltrate the lower levels without setting off the alarm
  • Locate the informant and free him from his thug captors

Secrets of the Black Heth[]

The Black Heth are receiving shipments of sophisticated weaponry from an unknown source. Observe their rendezvous and find out exactly who these arm dealers are.

  • Defeat this new threat
  • Place a tracker on the ship

Chapter 2: Into the Den of the Jin'ha[]

Saber Arena: Saesee Tiin[]

Defeat Saesee Tiin in the Jedi Training Arena.

  • Defeat Saesee Tiin

The Jin'ha Swamp[]

You and Master Qui-Gon must find Masters Plo Koon and Eeth Koth on Obredaan.

  • Locate the Jedi Masters Plo Koon and Eeth Koth

The Mines of Obredaan[]

Master Qui-Gon has gone off alone to locate the other Jedi. You must infiltrate the mines to collect evidence of the Jin'ha operation.

  • Infiltrate the mines

Escape![]

The entire Jin'ha camp has been alerted to your presence. You must get out of the mine with the evidence and rendezvous with Master Qui-Gon.

  • Escape from the mine

Chapter 3: The Trade Federation[]

Saber Arena: Plo Koon[]

Defeat Plo Koon in the Jedi Training Arena.

  • Defeat Plo Koon

Betrayal[]

Your suspicions were correct. The Trade Federation has betrayed the trust of the Jedi Council. Fight your way to the bridge and confront the Neimoidians.

  • Find a way to the command deck and confront the Neimoidians

Stowaway[]

You've made it safely to one of the invasion ships. You must reach the surface and disembark before the craft reaches its final destination.

  • Disrupt communications to the Droid Control Ship by destroying the communication conduits
  • Power down the atmospheric turbine engines

City Under Siege[]

You've commissioned a Gungan craft to take you to the city of Theed. The city is under siege. You must get to the Queen before it's too late!

  • Get into the Queen's palace

Within the Palace[]

You have yet to reach the Queen but have emerged somewhere in the bowels of the palace. You must use all of your resources to make it to the throne room.

A Queen in Peril[]

The Queen has been captured and will surely be forced to sign the treaty. You must save her and bring her back to Coruscant.

  • Intercept the Queen and her captors and free her

Chapter 4: Tatooine[]

Rescue on Tatooine[]

While taking refuge on the Outer Rim world of Tatooine, the Tusken Raiders have kidnapped the Queen. You have tracked them to their dwelling...

  • Locate the Queen in the Tusken Raiders' village

The Tusken Chief[]

The Queen is being held in a derelict craft that the Tusken Raiders use for shelter. You must rescue her!

Chapter 5: Theed[]

Saber Arena: Mace Windu[]

Defeat Mace Windu in the Jedi Saber Arena.

  • Defeat Mace Windu

Captives of the Federation[]

After arriving on Naboo, a complex plan is put into motion. Work with the Naboo resistance to launch an attack on the Federation Droid Ship.

  • Sneak into the Detention Area
  • Escort the starfighter pilots to safety

Grounded![]

The pilots have been freed, but they cannot take off because of a large turbolaser cannon positioned just outside of the hangar. The cannon must be disabled.

  • Locate and disable the turbolaser cannon

Valuable Assistant[]

Prevent the Trade Federation from taking back the hangar.

  • Knock out the six power cells that control the door
  • Defend the hangar from the Trade Federation forces

Darth Maul[]

You and Master Qui-Gon have fought bravely, but you're separated from the melee. And now, you can only watch.

Battle Royale[]

By either completing all of the missions (including the bonus Saber Arena matches) or entering "greytherat" as your profile name, you can unlock Battle Royale. You have to defeat all the other members of the Jedi Council in a lightsaber free-for-all match.

  • Defeat all the Jedi Masters.

Trivia[]

Cheat codes/Easter eggs[]

To unlock all levels, including the bonus levels, use greytherat as the player name. It also has Battle Royale, a secret bonus level.

Using the name M1A2U3L4!? activates all levels up to Darth Maul's level and allows you to view the ending clips and receive a 'bonus' mission, Battle Royale, officially.

There is an Easter egg at the end of the credits after completing the game for the first time which parodies, line for line, a quote from the movie Trainspotting. Obi-Wan's voice says the following:

Choose the Force. Choose a job. Choose the Dark Side. Choose the Council. Choose a flubbing big lightsaber. Choose protocol droids, holoprojectors, and R2 units. Choose Watto, Tatooine and Alderaan. Choose fixed-interest credit payments to Sebulba. Choose a Corellian freighter that did the Kessel run in less than twelve parsecs. Choose a Wookiee. Choose sitting in Jabba's throne room, watching mind-numbing dancers, stuffing green chubas into your mouth. Choose rotting away at the end of it all, disappearing into thin air, nothing more than an embarrassment to the whiny kid you trained on the way to Alderaan. Choose your destiny. Choose the Force. But why would I want to do a thing like that? I chose not to choose the Dark Side. I chose something else. And the reasons? There are no reasons. Who needs reasons when you've got a lightsaber?

Then an activating lightsaber is heard and the game returns to the main menu. Unfortunately you can not see this Easter egg again when you go back and re-play the final level.[4]

Continuity[]

In the game, the Quarren informant is said to be working for the Coruscant Guard. However, due to its timeline placement, the game may have been referring to the Senate Guard. This is yet to be confirmed by a licensed source. If the player allows an alarm to be sounded, the Black Heth will execute him.

Reception[]

The game was almost universally panned, an issue which most likely stemmed from the abrupt PC cancellation and porting to the Xbox.[5] However, the game did feature a number of significant expanded universe events, such as Obi-Wan's rescue of the Queen (who, unbeknownst to Obi-Wan, was in fact Sabé in disguise) from Tusken Raiders. Many of these events have yet to appear elsewhere.

Credits[]

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Locations

Organizations and titles

Sentient species

Vehicles and vessels

Weapons and technology

Miscellanea

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