Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back junior novel. Star Wars: Episode V The Empire Strikes Back. Star Wars: Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader. The call sign Rogue Leader was temporarily assigned back to Luke Skywalker for the duration of this battle. While serving as Rogue Leader, Antilles switched to the call sign Rogue One during the Battle of Gall in 3 ABY. Various pilots have taken that position over the years. Since only one Rogue Leader was ever killed in action- Lensi-and he was shot down by a previous Rogue Leader- Wedge Antilles-this is understandable. Because of Rogue Squadron's fame, the person holding the title of Rogue Leader was often considered the best active pilot in the Defense Force. Rogue Leader was a title and call sign given to the commander of the elite Rebel Alliance/ New Republic/ Galactic Alliance starfighter group, Rogue Squadron. Wing leaders, form up on me." ― Luke Skywalker and Dak Ralter, during the Battle of Hoth " What about you, Luke? You're the one who just got out of the medi-center." By the later levels, it was so easy to mess up a small detail and have to start over I said forget it, no more." Just lend a hand on that gun and we'll be all right." By mission 3 I'm bored, the gorgeous graphics die down to just standard locations, and the missions are very tedious. Sadly, this doesn't last until mission 3. I'm blasting stuff, having a unconvinced but good time. Then I order my wingmen to do the same, and set upon the mission's goals. I quickly pull up the targeting computer and take down a few ties. Lasers are shooting everywhere, tie's are flying in every possible direction, and my wingmen are screaming at me for leadership. Without any good explanation or reason, I'm suddenly fighting above the Death Star. 
So, annoyed, I quit and headed for the first mission. I would have thrown my controller down right then and there. If I had that computer tell me 'good job' just one more time.
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Most are completely useless, such as "press A to fire. Instead, I'm "treated" to a empty field with random training icons floating. I figured I'd learn about all the cool abilities of the various crafts and how to best fight the Empire. Being new to the Gamecube, I hit the training mission. Right from the start though, I was disappointed. I own the original Rogue Squadron and I really enjoy the game, so I figured this would be a great first rental. Rogue Leader was the first game I played for the Nintendo Gamecube.
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