STAR WARS™: Bounty Hunter™ VHS Edition (Switch, PS5)

The best bounty hunter in the galaxy deserves better than a digital download. STAR WARS: Bounty Hunter VHS Edition for Nintendo Switch puts Jango Fett's classic third-person adventure on a region-free physical cart, wrapped in Limited Run's signature VHS-style packaging that looks like it was pulled straight from a 2002 rental shelf.

Bounty Hunter occupies a unique space in Star Wars gaming history. It's the Jango Fett game, the one that let us jet-pack across Coruscant's underbelly and hunt bounties in the grimy corners of the prequel era before that era got its critical reappraisal. Playing as the Prime Clone of the Grand Army of the Republic, tracking down a deranged Dark Jedi, the game delivered a darker, dirtier Star Wars experience that aged better than anyone expected.

The VHS Edition packaging is what makes this a collector's piece rather than just another reissue. That retro media format immediately stands out on a shelf full of standard Switch cases. It's a visual statement, a conversation piece, and a nod to the era when you'd find Star Wars games wedged between action figures at the local shop. For Star Wars collectors and Switch physical enthusiasts alike, the Venn diagram overlap here is enormous. Jango's always been the cooler Fett anyway.