10 Incredible Star Wars Video Games That Desperately Deserve Sequels

9. Bounty Hunter

Our number 1 Star Wars game of all time, Bounty Hunter was one of the few lucky sixth-gen titles to get a remaster as an accompaniment to the Vader PS4 bundle that dropped in November. Considering how well it holds up today, some sort of sequel or spiritual successor would be a fantastic idea for EA to look towards. 1313 already appeared to be picking up where Bounty Hunter left off (sort of), with its narrative focus being drawn solely to Boba Fett's early career as a gun for hire. It looked magnificent, and whilst it may be a tad disingenuous to suggest that it was a natural successor to Bounty Hunter in that its premise and mechanics differed so much to its predecessor, the theme of the original title is very much malleable to the designs EA may have on the saga's video-game presence. Whether it be Jango or Boba or even an entirely new character altogether, this franchise certainly retains a whole bunch of untapped potential.
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