‘Vader Immortal: A Star Wars VR Series’ PSVR review: movie magic from the comfort of your own home
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nme.comWhen I was a kid, I vividly remember playing the Star Wars Trilogy Arcade machine.
It was an ode to the original trilogy that had you controlling a joystick to infiltrate the Death Star, wrap up AT-AT’s on Hoth and speed past the redwood trees in the forests of Endor.
Once you beat all three missions, you are teleported to the throne room of the second Death Star, where you had to face Darth Vader alone as Luke Skywalker.Being less than 10 years old, I was absolutely terrified of ever reaching this stage, and would fumble under pressure in his domineering presence.
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