Episode One movie released that year.
All missions begin with a brief briefing concerning objectives, and then it's on to craft selection.
Initially, there's only one craft choice, but more become available as the game progresses and minor upgrades also get fitted, such as improving your shields, lasers or missiles. A neat feature is the ability to change craft mid-missions, but this is only possible when you reach a hangar. Once at the hangar, you can then switch to either an aircraft or boat vessel depending on what's available and continue in your new position. Rogue console Battle for Naboo is actually a quasi-sequel to 1998's Rogue Squadron , so anyone familiar with that title will know much of what to expect here. In simplistic console style, the missions are very linear and carry you along with little to no brainpower required.