Jango Fett, twin blasters, a flamethrower, and the galaxy's underworld to blast through at full speed.

First observation, and it surprises: on gut feeling, this modernized version gets past 60% of games, a decent score. Then the detail cracks. Fun collapses, ahead of only 4% of titles. The soundtrack hits the floor, ahead of 1% of games. Rediscovery is low too, ahead of 16% of titles, and art direction ahead of 18%. Only controller feel, just above average, and connection, right in the middle, hold the line. That is the real tension: people pick this one on instinct, surely for the name and the character, then struggle to find a single line that lands. Worth tempering, several of these criteria rest on very few votes.

The polished port of a PS2-era title explains a lot. Against more recent Star Wars action games the snappiness is there, but the staging and the audio dressing have aged, and criteria built for today's emotions forgive nothing.

So who is it for? For you if you love bounty hunter Star Wars, a responsive pad, unashamed nostalgia. Much less so if you expect a soundtrack that sticks and a visual punch.