TIE bombs? at Hoth asteroid belt.

[Isolder74]

Well it seems like they are an AP bomb and they were being used to try and flush the falcon out of the asteroid. Notice how they were dropping them into craters and places where the falcon might have tried to hide in.

[Arthur_Tuxedo]

Just making the rock shake enough to drive them out seems much more likely.

I don't see why shaking the asteroid would overly concern a vessel whose shields can take at least one direct hit from a multi-megaton weapon.

[Meest]

Just making the rock shake enough to drive them out seems much more likely.

I don't see why shaking the asteroid would overly concern a vessel whose shields can take at least one direct hit from a multi-megaton weapon.

With their shields off it could've caused some dangers.

[Coyote]

Since they were blue, and caused no physical damage, I likened them to ion-charge bombs trying to knock out the Falcon's electronics...

[Tychu]

Miniaturized versions would make sense-- after all, spacetroopers do carry proton-torpedo launchers... you don't honestly think they fire a fighter-size weapon, do you? Not only would it be rather like a modern soldier firing a Sidewinder from a shoulder launcher, but there'd be a fairly significant risk of blowing the soldier apart in the blast... I find it hard to believe that spacetroopers would be deployed at significant distances from ships to be boarded and so forth.

Well if talking about a Standard Delta-7 (and not the Azure Angel II(Anakin's Starfighter)) there isn't room for any warhead period (AOTC:ICS)

Not sure it would matter but the seismic charges where shot out of the Jedi Star Fighter was would a proton torpedo be shot out like. In the game it shoots out and then explodes and in the game the ship dosent have proton torpedos they have the charges.