Anyone else use to play this mission (and others) only through the cockpit view? Man that was a blast! I'd use the C stick to look around. I even learned how to trip AT-AT's using cockpit view! I had too much time on my hands as a kid, haha.

The changes to the AI in this game are pretty cool. In the original Rogue Squadron, enemy fighers were basically on rails, flying around the maps on a predetermined path, and would only shoot you if you got in front of them. In this game, fighters' paths are more organic, and they'll actually follow you around. Plus, if they're flying in formation, shooting the fighter in front will cause the tailing fighters to scatter. Pretty cool additions to enemy behavior.

Still fire up Rogue Squadron on the N64 from time to time, what a game

No one can run this level except this guy and no one bothers aswell. Amazing.

The snow speeder lasers are much stronger in this than they were in Shadows of the Empire.

Some people don't realize this, but tripping the AT-AT's take skill.

Pretty good looking game for 2001!

The Hoth battle is really cool, but crucially it's missing John Williams' symphony music in the background that was in the background in the Hoth battle in Shadows of the Empire, which took it to another level and put you in the action in the movie!

Jansen really did make a good shot.

What I would do to see this series revived someday in the future (and not by EA).

R.I.P. Lucas Arts.

My father fought and died at the battle of Hoth. RIP dad.

Still one of my favourite games of all time.

This game and Rogue Squadron III had the best and most movie accurate version of Hoth, ever!!! Not even the OG Battlefront games came close!!

Hoth was filmed in Beautiful Finse Norway

I just realized that the narrator in this game is the same narrator in Empire At War!!!!!

when y was a kid y play this games and this is one of mi favorites dude do more plz