What's the verdict on the collectors re-release editions of the game? (the latest version whatever it included). Or should I just keep with XWA and when I feel nostalgic, make some XMS and EMS then load and play TIE Fighter and X-Wing?

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Paul Barnard
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Personally, I don't own any of the games myself, but I have a friend who does and he's a big fan.

Basically, X-Wing Trilogy is just a boxed set of games from the series.

If you already have X-Wing Collector's CD, TIE Fighter Collector's CD and XWA, you can save your money.. unless you just want a shiny new box.

It also comes with the XvT demo (14 mission flight school academy), but I'm sure you can just download that (or get it free with a mag or video card someplace), or buy the real thing pretty cheap.

Now if you are like me and don't own the games, it's a real bargain to get them all together in one pack like this. ; )

Kurgan

it's worth it if you have a friend who likes computers and plays on the net, 'cause you could give him x-wing alliance (assuming you don't have tie fighter or xwing) and you could play online together.