An outcry of resistance begins to spread across the galaxy in protest to the new Empire's tyranny. Cells of Rebellion fight back, and the Galactic Civil War begins. This era begins with the Rebel victory that secured the Death Star plans, and ends a year after the death of the Emperor high over the forest moon of Endor. The Rebellion starts to reform itself into a body of government, first as the Alliance of Free Planets, and later the New Republic. The original trilogy takes place during this era.
Here is collection of all game cutscenes from Star Wars: Rebellion (or Star Wars: Supremacy in the United Kingdom) a LucasArts strategy game released on February 28, 1998.
The game started right after the Battle of Yavin and the destruction of the Death Star. The Galactic Empire was ready to strike back against the Rebel base of Yavin 4, while the Rebel Alliance was readying to move to another system.
Here are the cutscenes from the Star Wars: Rogue Squadron beginning and ending of each mission. Missing some in the main videos.
Six months after the Battle of Yavin, Rogue Squadron briefly encounters the Empire at the Mos Eisley spaceport on Tatooine. The team is then assigned to escort supplies on Barkhesh. Soon after, Rogue Squadron helps search for the Nonnah and extract its crew on Chorax.
The opening cutscene for Star Wars: Droidworks a computer game released in 1998 by Lucas Learning for the PC. It is intended for children ages 10 and up.
Here is cutscene from Star Wars: Dark Forces. We are still missing introduction and other in-game cutscenes. Stay tuned and follow us to get updated when we release them.
This is all (most...perhaps a few death cutscenes are left out) of the FMV footage from the Playstation video game Star Wars: Rebel Assault II: The Hidden Empire, with some gameplay footage added to try and avoid obvious gaps.
Alternate video if above is not working:
UPDATE 31.5.2016:
Added "Easter Eggs, Alternate Endings and Bloopers" video.
Intro cutscene from the 1998 Star Wars: X-Wing Collector Series edition of the PC game, X-Wing. (Video cropped to 16:9 aspect) Alongside texture and model improvements to the game engine, the opening cutscene was completely redone. Changes included a complete graphical overhaul. Also, the music was remastered. One other change included the removal of the Independence hanger scene, presumably to improve the pace of the cutscene.
You can also see original Star Wars: X-Wing cutscenes from 1993 release here.
The opening cutscene to the video game X-wing Alliance. It plays before the game's main menu appears. After the Imperials attack the Rebel base on Hoth, the freighter Otana flees and attempts repairs at the nearby Twin Suns service platform.
Star Wars: X-Wing vs. TIE Fighter is the third release of the X-Wing computer game series. With its lack of story-driven campaigns, it is not generally viewed as a part of the regular series of X-Wing games, with the successive X-Wing Alliance, instead, considered by fans to be the third installment in a trilogy preceded by X-Wing and TIE Fighter.
Original introduction and all cutscenes from the Collectors Edition of the LucasArts game TIE FIGHTER.
UPDATE 8.2.2016 - Added Secret Order cutscenes. Still missing last two which I'll update the video with when I get them (namely: Emperor's Voice and Emperor's Reach).
Here is intro and all the cutscenes you get at the end of a campaign (or "tour") of Star Wars: X-Wing (1993) (Collectors Edition).
X-Wing is unique in the corpus of Star Wars in that it features many opening crawl texts. Apart from the introductory one, a crawl is seen when the player begins a new tour of duty.
The Imperial Fleet is attacking a Rebel Base with AT-AT walkers and Assault Gunboats.
The Rebels sneak on board an Imperial Star Destroyer and plant a bomb.
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