On the flip side, the lower graphics mean that more systems can support the game. However, from a playing perspective from far back, they look perfectly fine. Zoomed up close, the AT-ST's are really just detailed boxes walking around, with some guns sticking out the front. When you change the game to Cinematic View (more about that later), you can really tell that the graphics do leave a bit of room to be desired. On one side, the graphics are pretty good, although not as great as some RTS games that just came out (such as Age of Empires III). The graphics in this game are a double-headed dragon. Will the Rebels break the Empire's grasp on the Galaxy and return peace once again, just like in the movie? Or will you create a new ending, casting the Galaxy in an eternal shadow by taking the Empire straight to victory? Each move you make and unit you build will change the balance of the Universe forever. However, the Rebels are fronting a strong defense. The Empire has gained power behind the leadings of Emperor Palpatine and his apprentice Lord Vader. Star Wars: Empire at War takes place at the beginning of Episode IV of the movies. Players can easily manage every aspect of a galactic battle for the Star Wars universe, from feeling a grunt eating the dust in a chaotic ground war, to guiding the armies massing around him, to managing the fleet gathering above him in space, to a planet by planet assault across the galaxy. You are the ultimate Galactic Commander! Set a few years before the events of Episode IV: A New Hope, LucasArts' new game provides PC players with unprecedented scope, scalability, accessibility and control never before seen in a strategy game.
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