TIE Fighter is still PEAK Star Wars: A Retrospective
Star Wars TIE Fighter in 1994, right between Timothy Zahn's Heir to Empire release in 1991 and The Phantom Menace in 1999, in what was certainly a golden age of Star Wars content. But few things embodied the substance and style of Star Wars more than TIE Fighter, which remains one of the best flight sims and Star Wars games ever. So let's take a quick look back at 90s gaming and what made Star Wars TIE Fighter such a special game and why it's still a blast to play today. Subscribe for an author's breakdowns of Star Wars and more: / @storymodewriting #starwars #starwarstiefighter #retrospective #retrogames #retro #videoessay

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