The Incom T-65 X-Wing is the fighter that killed the Death Star. An

The Incom T-65 X-Wing is the fighter that killed the Death Star. An
almost perfect balance of speed, maneuverability, and defensive
shields makes this the fighter of choice for Rogue Squadron, except
when the mission profile disallows it. In addition to four blaster
cannons, the X-Wing can carry a number of proton torpedoes. It is
powered by four fusial thrust engines and requires an onboard
astromech droid for peak performance.

The Y-Wing is the workhorse of the rebel fleet. It's not quick or
flashy, but it gets the job done. The armor on this is extensive and
the shields will protect you from just about anything, which is good
because you won't be going anywhere fast. The Y-Wing is used mainly as
a bomber because it can carry a heavy payload of missiles, torpedoes,
and bombs. The other important weapon is the topside ion cannon
which, rather than destroying a target, can disable it for later
capture. Our cannons have a computer assisted auto-fire feature. So,
don't forget that when you are in the heat of battle.

The A-Wing is the fastest fighter we have, capable of matching a TIE
Interceptor is speed. Twin J-77 Event Horizon engines power the
craft, and twin blaster cannons provide offensive weaponry. However,
what we gain in speed, we lose in defense. The deflector shield
capability is significantly less than the X-Wing, so make sure you use
your speed to dodge lasers rather than relying on shields. The A-Wing
also carries a limited number of missiles.

The fast, agile starfighter used by the Naboo Space Fighter Core, the
N-1, is armed with twin laser cannons and a full complement of proton
torpedoes. However, the vehicle is reserved for routine patrols and
escorting the Queen's starship to other worlds. Designed by Naboo
engineers, the N-1 incorporates many Nubian components, including a
Monarch C-4 hyperdrive. The starfighter also utilizes a standard
astromech droid to assist with navigation and in flight repairs.

Reminder that TIE-fighter is a superior interceptor and usually destroys X-wings in the films.

The A Wing is a flying suicide note.

"This classic convertible is a relic from a galaxy far, far away. Equipped with cluster missiles, this extremely heavy armored vehicle is perfect for beating the poodoo out of any Imperial forces."

You know it kinda makes me sad that we will never have fun easter eggs like this in a Star Wars game again. Lucasarts used to do that all the time.

I miss it.

I remember getting filtered pretty hard by the raid on Sullust mission