I recall that this game exists and that I've played it. That I can't remember almost anything else beyond that is probably telling. Go play the Rogue Squadron series instead.

It's practically Rogue Squadron, but in the Episode I setting. Also, the game introduces the completely new feature of ground vehicles to the aesthetic; it's a gameplay mechanic that works both in concept and practice, though the game's N64-tier graphics really do not hold up at such a close distance. Overall, it's while not as suitable a sequel as Rogue Leader, it's still a pretty fun game.

At the time I liked this more than Rogue squadron because of the land vehicles I haven't played it since the N64 and like the first rogue squadron I don't wanna ruin my view of this game and my time with it.

During the best of times this played like Rogue Squadron 1 but in the prequel era. At the worst of times, most of the time, you were on the ground controlling boring vehicles no one cares about busting unforgettable characters like Captain Panaka out of robot jail.

I’ve always wondered why the Rogue Squadron games are so fondly remembered, but its Episode 1 themed spin-off was consigned to obscurity. As it turns out flying that feels worse then its counterparts and ground vehicle levels that make Rebel Strike’s seem a masterpiece by comparison will do that.

You can massacre Gungans as Darth Maul in the Sith Infiltrator

Somehow I feel like that wouldn't happen in a modern Star Wars game

What if Rogue Squadron but Episode I. Not as good as the original but still a fun time for fans of Star Wars and flight sims.