Star Wars Episode 1: Racer Click the Download Free Trial button above and get a 14-day, fully-functional trial of CrossOver. After you've downloaded CrossOver check out our YouTube tutorial video to the left, or visit the CrossOver Chrome OS walkthrough for specific steps. Star Wars Episode I: Racer is a racing video game based on the pod race featured in Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace. As of 2011, the game holds the Guinness record as the best-selling sci-fi racing game, having worldwide sales of 3.12 million and beating other series like Wipeout and F-Zero. The classic racer is back with modernized controls and achievements! See System Requirements. STAR WARS™ Episode I Racer. STAR WARS™ Episode I Racer. Overview System Requirements. Description of Star Wars: Episode I - Racer. It's been said that Star Wars Episode I – The Phantom Menace gave us two good things: Duel of the Fates and the Star Wars Episode I: Racer. Your mileage may vary, of course, but if you enjoy Star Wars and/or racing games, SWEIR has a lot to offer. There are a multitude of different pod races, each.

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1. Star Wars: Episode I - Racer

Star Wars: Episode I - Racer

Windows - 1999

Also released on: Mac

Description of Star Wars: Episode I - Racer

It's been said that Star Wars Episode I – The Phantom Menace gave us two good things: Duel of the Fates and the Star Wars Episode I: Racer. Your mileage may vary, of course, but if you enjoy Star Wars and/or racing games, SWEIR has a lot to offer.

There are a multitude of different pod races, each with different specs, looks and feels, and weird aliens to pilot them (unless you choose the game's Mario, Anakin). The courses offer a wide variety of styles, from the recklessly fast circuits to those that offer twists, winds, and hairpin turns, and demand a more precise style of racing. On top of that, the environments are vividly colorful and gorgeous to look at—you might even want to sacrifice a race or two just to explore every nook and cranny of these race tracks.

Perhaps what SWEIR does best is capture the feel of the dangerously fast speeds of pod-racing. The scale is just right, and the blurring kicks in at just the right time, and it evokes that same feeling as watching the scenes from the movie—you're going fast! Maybe too fast... and one wrong move will have you into the wall at hundreds of miles per hour. It's an intense game and well worth checking out for fans of racers, even if you didn't like the Phantom Menace.

Review By P. Alexander

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Screenshots from MobyGames.com

Comments and reviews

Note2018-09-10-1 point

why cant i see the graphic ?
ISO + x64 fix on win 10

Diego2018-07-310 point Windows version

Ótimo! Pegando perfeito no meu pc

SCR2018-06-240 point

Anyone knows how to fix ndroid_gnome release problem ?

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Sparky2018-05-300 point

Brilliant. Got it running in Win 10 no problem. Downloaded the ISO and x64 fix. Installed from burned ISO via fix. Only problem, on first try message saying 'create dxgifactory2 could not be found. solution was to rename the dxgi.dll file in the game folder to d3d11.dll. Problem solved, game runs great.

Daz Favor2018-05-030 point Windows version

Won't work on 64bit OS

Luck SkayWaker2018-04-280 point Windows version

I luv It

THE DARK SIDE OF THE FORCE2018-04-173 points Windows version

I AM DARKSIDE.
I DOWNLOADED THE RIP VERSION OF THIS MAGNIFICENT GAME.
HOWEVER STARTING IT UP , THE VISUALS ARE COMPLETELY CORRUPTED IT SEEMS.
PARTIALLY BLACK, GREEN WITH SOME OF THE GAME COMING THROUGH .
HOW MIGHT I FIX THIS ?
IN THE NAME OF THE DARKSIDE OF THE FORCE.
ANSWER ME AS YOU WOULD YOUR LORD ! FOR I AM A SITH THAT LOVES POD RACING...

hissaelon2018-01-12-1 point Windows version

it can't find my sound card it says in the audio menu... and of course also no sound. Any way to fix this? Should I change a file or anything?

whtvr2017-12-23-5 points Windows version

The RIP version isn't missing anything, is it?

pablo2017-12-201 point Windows version

there is no sound and the menu in choosing racers is black. Do I need the CD?

Guymeleth2017-12-031 point Windows version

Excellent!!! Thanks you!
I got the bug with the camera staying in front of me but with TAB it's ok

pancake2017-10-210 point

THANK YOU SOOO MUCH

Sebulba2017-07-067 points

IT'S A NEW LAP RECORRRD!

Soap2017-02-05-4 points

Do you need the disk to play?

Ike2016-09-102 points

'Dying slows you down' has become a staple saying in my household thanks to fond memories of this classic

Maik2015-09-172 points

I turn it into .dmg, open it, click installer and it says that it cant open the file becouse its broken or incomplete....
help?

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ThatUnproGamer2015-03-317 points Mac version

I really want to play this game, but it doesn't work on OS X. A fix would be very appreciated.

Daevrojn2014-12-030 point Mac version

I downloaded this and even got Sheepshaver to work perfectly with OS9, but the file for Racer is just not able to run. I keep coming up against errors and warnings and nothing will run. I downloaded stuffit and Disc Copy and it still won't go. Would love some help.

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• Year:2000
• Publisher:LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC
• Developer:LucasArts Entertainment Company LLC

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Star Wars: Episode I Racer

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*Unofficial* MSI Setup v1.0.0.0 by Markus Egger

Installation instructions

Note 1: This setup uses WiX' VolumeLabel functionality which requires the CD to be correctly labelled ('racer100_0').
Note 2: I only have the German Episode I Racer CD at my disposal so beware of any international issues! The file names, however, look very language-neutral; because of this I'm optimistic that the installer might work fine with English and other versions. Let me know of any problems you may encounter.
Polish and maybe others: As notified by Jacek, I've made some of the files (WAV, TGA et al) optional to install. They were present on my German CD but not on the Polish Classic one. Just take a look at the descriptions and leave 'Extra Files' out if they cannot be found on your CD (abort installation, then reinstall without them).
Note 3: There seems to be a mysterious 'white screen' bug affecting some machines in-game. I can only speculate about the reasons but my gut feeling says that it could be related to nVIDIA drivers. I do have an ATi GPU and never had any problems with old LucasArts games regardless of the Catalyst version I had installed. Jacek, however, is affected by the bug - he has a nVIDIA GPU. You may try the patch from the FTP (see below) but it probably won't help much. Maybe some of you could shed more light on this situation by telling us whether you're affected or not and what GPU/driver you're currently using. Thank you!

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Uninstallation note: Seems I presumed too much MSI knowledge from the user base. There is no 'separate' uninstaller; MSIs are self-contained and thus maintained using Control Panel - Add/Remove Programs. Use ARP to repair or remove any MSI-based installation. Regarding my setups, search for strings beginning with Star Wars:. The (un)install capabilities of the LucasArts Launcher or any other uninstall links won't work for obvious reasons!
When removing MSIs, Windows Installer doesn't remove any registry or filesystem items (files, folders) that have not been part of the installation process itself. As a result, pilot files, mods or configuration files may be left behind during uninstallation. This is expected behavior and I don't really want to mess with that because I prefer a defensive approach as well. Just think upgrade packages would delete your pilot files ...
It's up to the user to backup and/or delete these remaining files/folders.
If there is anything that doesn't match the pattern above, tell me. If there's something I can fix, I will.

• Prerequisites - download and install from http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/
  (refer to Add/Remove Programs whether they are already installed on your machine):
  • Windows Installer 3.1 Redistributable
    (not needed for Vista and higher!)
  • Microsoft Visual C++ 2005 SP1 Redistributable Package (x86)
    (grab the one with the latest Service Pack level - SP1 at the time of this writing;
    for this MSI, the x86 redist is obligatory - the x64 redist alone won't work!)
• Create a temporary folder on your hard disk (eg. C:Racer) - about 700 MiB free space is needed.
• Copy the contents of your Star Wars: Episode I Racer CD to that folder - but beware of the dummy files being part of the copy protection! Just skip/DON'T copy:
  • installCD.IDX
  • installRACENABL.DAT
  • gnomedatawavsMusic (skip whole folder)
  (in case there is any protection on your CD at all)
• Let this self-extracting archive extract to that folder (eg. C:Racer).
• When asked to replace Setup.exe, confirm.
• There should be 4 new files in your temporary Racer folder:
  • Instructions.html (this file; may be deleted at discretion)
  • Setup.exe (new version)
  • Racer.ico
  • Episode I Racer.msi
• You may create a folder named Support within the temporary folder.
• To get a patch for the Windows version (1.01 presumably) you will have to surf to the LucasArts FTP directly:
  
  • ftp://ftp.lucasarts.com/patches/pc/ - English/US
  • ftp://ftp.lucasarts.com/patches/pc/International/ - International
  You may either download SWEP1RCR.EXE or SWEP1RCR.ZIP. I would recommend going for the ZIP to avoid any download/CRC errors.
  I do not know why but the official LucasArts support area only lists the Mac version of the patch.
• As stated above, you may place the VC/MSI redistributables, patch, useful files and the source setup package in the Support folder.
• Burn the contents of your temporary Racer folder (! - not the folder itself) to a blank CD-R and label it accordingly in the CD burning program of your choice (eg. Nero). The original CD label usually is: racer100_0
• Use your new 'Installation CD' to install Star Wars: Episode I Racer on your computer by either double-clicking on
  • Setup.exe or
  • Episode I Racer.msi directly.
• !!! Obligatory: To be on the safe side, use your original Episode I Racer CD for playing from now on. There might be copy protection, missing CD-Audio or stuff like that. Store your new 'Installation CD' in a safe place ;-)
• !!! Obligatory: Please note that your soundcard might not be discovered/available in-game without applying administrative rights!
  Please set 'Run as Administrator' compatibility on SWEP1PCR.EXE (Right-click on EXE, Properties, Compatibility).
  XP SP2 compatibility might be useful as well. You could try and do that with the launcher (RACER.EXE) as well, I haven't tried all working and meaningful combinations.
• Note! When applying Administrator compatibility and letting the game run from C:Program Files (x86), the game configuration and player profiles will be saved within the installation folder.
  Running without administrative privileges would cause the settings and profiles to be saved within the virtual compatiblity storage folder (see Explorer toolbar while browsing the installation folder). That's called folder redirection as a part of UAC.
• A little goodie for Creative Labs ALchemy users:
  [Star Wars Episode I Racer]
RegPath=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESOFTWARELucasArts Entertainment Company LLCStar Wars: Episode I Racerv1.0Install Path
Buffers=5
Duration=10
  
• Launch/enjoy the game!
• (Uninstallation see above - but who really wants to do that? Just kidding ;-) )

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*** This installer is dedicated to Jacek ***

Disclaimer

This setup is Freeware and a gift for the community. It shall ease the pain of all fellows in misery failing to install this game on Vista x64 (and other modern Windows operating systems like XP64). It is neither supported nor endorsed by LucasArts. Use at your own risk! Original CD required (developed/tested using Star Wars: Episode I Racer German version - may or may not work with English/other localized editions).
MSI tested under Vista Ultimate x64 and Windows XP Pro SP2 (x86).

You may only redistribute the original archive when done free of charge and all files are left intact (no additions, removals or alterations).

The MSI is fully Standards-compliant: It passes all ICE validation tests except ICE66 - which is an irrelevant warning since the MSI is not meant to be Vista-only (tested with WiX Light v3.0.3229.0 and Orca v4.0.5299.0).

Created by Markus Egger <markus@NOSPAMmarkusegger.at> using Visual Studio 2005 Standard and the Microsoft WiX 3 Toolkit/Votive. Downloaded from http://www.markusegger.at/

Star Wars, Episode I, Episode I Racer, LucasArts, Microsoft, Windows, Vista, XP, Visual Studio, Visual C++, Windows Installer, WiX, Orca, Nero, Creative Labs, ALchemy are (C) and/or (TM) of their respective holders.

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