Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (PC)

Channel:

Ki_unity_Ki

Subscribers:

45

Published on January 19, 2025 3:42:55 AM ● Video Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wpX84zde8Co

Game:

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire (1996)

Duration: 0:00

16 views

1

Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire, originally a Nintendo 64 game, can now be played on PC; this is the Steam version, and after a bit of configuration, I tried the game out (first level was played, which is ‘Battle of Hoth’). A casual playthrough of Half-Life: Alyx was also played.

For Half-Life: Alyx, for the non-VR mod patch to work, you must run the game through the NoVR Launcher; this will open the Steam launcher, and you can launch the game this way. I used the mouse and keyboard, but you can also configure the control options to use a controller.

Timestamps:

00:00 - 40:42 : Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire

40:42 - 1:30:06 : Half-Life: Alyx


Specs:

CPU: i5-11600KF (Not overclocked)
Cooler: Thermaltake UX 200 SE
Alt. cooler: Dracaena AIO
RTX 4060 Ti OC (8 GB)
RAM: 32 GB DDR4 3200 MHz OC
PSU: Kratos 750 Watt RGB
Mobo: AsRock H510m/ac
Storage: 1 TB Gen. 3 NVMe SSD (installed to Ultra m.2 slot), 256 GB SSD, 1 TB 7200 RPM HDD

Capture Card:

ClearClick (4K 60 FPS; Composite, HDMI, and S-Video)

Screens:

Dell 2007 16:10 (1070p (approximately)) (60 FPS)

27 inch FHD 1080p 100 FPS 100Hz (Primary)

Insignia 16:9 40” (1080p 60 FPS)

Cameras:

Logitech C920 HD Pro (1080p 30 FPS)

480p widescreen (upscaled with lanczos resampling to “720p”) (decommissioned)

iPhone SE (secondary) 4K 60
FPS

iPhone XR (tertiary) 4K 60 FPS

Microphone:

USB Condensor Microphone (Cardioid) [192 kHz/24-bit] w/ Pop Filter

Accessories / Peripherals:

Corsair K55 RGB Keyboard
RGB mouse
RGB desk pad
Thrustmaster T80 Ferrari 488 GTB Edition (steering wheel and pedals)
Logitech G Driving Force H-Shifter

Consoles:

PlayStation 4

Sega Dreamcast

Xbox 360

Xbox One


Music provided by #nocopyrightsounds
#starwars #shadowsoftheempire #n64