System Requirements: Pentium 90 MHz, 16 MB RAM, Win95 When you’ve switched off enough of them to play the game at a normal pace, Star Wars Monopoly just isn’t as much fun as playing the real board game. After watching an Ewok smack himself in the face with a slingshot, or hearing an insightful/ insipid comment from C3PO for the umpteenth time, you’ll start turning features off. With all the animation, 3D boards, and video sequences turned on, completing a game takes too long. The aforementioned detail is exactly what contributes to Star Wars Monopoly’s partial downfall. There’s even some 3D animation as the players jump, duck, and somersault from space to space, with the camera zooming and panning around. Just about every action pulls up some type of animation - TIE fighters swoop down and blast the dice, full motion video clips play on each space, and John Williams’ familiar theme plays perpetually in the background. Also there’s a lot of multimedia content. And instead of building hotels on Park Place, you’re setting up spaceports on Dagobah. The familiar Monopoly pieces have been replaced with Star Wars characters in Monopoly Star Wars.
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