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Man, I had such a great time on the N64 with Shadows of the Empire and Rogue Squadron. Even that Racer game was good.
I haven't played a Star Wars game since.
Official Star Wars Thread #keepupwiththeforce
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Man, I had such a great time on the N64 with Shadows of the Empire and Rogue Squadron. Even that Racer game was good.
I haven't played a Star Wars game since.
End Cruelty
Yuffie butter!
I'm about halfway through this 40 and it's my friday. Any suggestions for smileys? I'm not the best but I'm in the mood to be meticulous. I'm a big obi-wan fan so i was going to start there probably. A jabba or millenium falcon might be dope, too. Let's get it!
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Imagine how crazy an adult themed Star Wars mini series or TV series would be on a cable channel. More gore, more realistic battles, less campy storylines...Would never happen but 
This motherfukker right here
The most underrated launch title of all time. That game was fukking piffffffff and exceeded all expectations for me as a young buck. Here I am thinking Luigi's Mansion was about to knock doors down only to play this shyt until waaaaaaaay past my bedtime
A Rogue Squadron 4 announcement would make a nikka's dikk hard
RS3, kinda pretend that shyt didnt exist tho
End Cruelty
Yuffie butter!
Imagine how crazy an adult themed Star Wars mini series or TV series would be on a cable channel. More gore, more realistic battles, less campy storylines...Would never happen but
the brand is too campy for that anyway.
KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
Knights of the old republic was such an amazing game breh, my fav star wars games outside of the squadron games
I actually started a replay of KOTOR a few months ago. Got up past that part where you get HK and you can choose to kill those slavers out there. fukk. Bout time to hop back in it. Games still great.
OneManGang
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True. But the storylines in books and other media definitely show that it could be that kind of story
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shyt is heating up.
had this been a Batman movie shyt would have been double platinum by now.
I can't wait to take my children to Disney World in fifteen years.
Change the thread title breh and lets make this the official one.
Thank you for creating this thread. I definitely feel there should be official threads for big movie franchises that everyone keeps up with news & rumors on.
The SW universe has so many fascinating stories that I've been saying for years they could have 25 movies of classic material. No one knows what the story is gonna be about though
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'Star Wars: Episode VII' is being shot in IMAX
By Josh Lowensohn on July 8, 2014 07:07 pm
After saying that Star Wars Episode VII would be shot on regular 35mm film instead of the larger, 70mm IMAX film, a new tweet from the production suggests the jumbo format has not been left out. A new post from Bad Robot's (director J.J.Abrams' production company) Twitter account shows an IMAX camera hoisted high above a sea of sand dunes, saying only "#bestformatever." Slashfilm confirmed with IMAX that the production was using the format, though it remains unclear whether it's only for certain parts of the film versus the entire feature.
IMAX's key benefit is its resolution, which is 10 times larger than 35mm film. That format was used in the original trilogy, while the later prequel trilogy ultimately relied on digital cameras that were 35mm equivalents in its final two films, and very much in their technological infancy.
The next film is set for a release on December 18, 2015, and will be followed by two sequels. Alongside those, Disney (which bought Lucasfilm two years ago), is planning a set of standalone films that will be origin stories for some of the characters in the canon. One of those is being helmed by Gareth Edwards, who directed the latest Godzilla reboot.
http://www.theverge.com/2014/7/8/5882265/next-star-wars-film-being-shot-in-imax
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More big-budget blockbuster movies should shoot in IMAX!!! fukk 3D!!!
'Star Wars: Episode VII' is being shot in IMAX
By Josh Lowensohn on July 8, 2014 07:07 pm
After saying that Star Wars Episode VII would be shot on regular 35mm film instead of the larger, 70mm IMAX film, a new tweet from the production suggests the jumbo format has not been left out. A new post from Bad Robot's (director J.J.Abrams' production company) Twitter account shows an IMAX camera hoisted high above a sea of sand dunes, saying only "#bestformatever." Slashfilm confirmed with IMAX that the production was using the format, though it remains unclear whether it's only for certain parts of the film versus the entire feature.
IMAX's key benefit is its resolution, which is 10 times larger than 35mm film. That format was used in the original trilogy, while the later prequel trilogy ultimately relied on digital cameras that were 35mm equivalents in its final two films, and very much in their technological infancy.
The next film is set for a release on December 18, 2015, and will be followed by two sequels. Alongside those, Disney (which bought Lucasfilm two years ago), is planning a set of standalone films that will be origin stories for some of the characters in the canon. One of those is being helmed by Gareth Edwards, who directed the latest Godzilla reboot.
http://www.theverge.com/2014/7/8/5882265/next-star-wars-film-being-shot-in-imax
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More big-budget blockbuster movies should shoot in IMAX!!! fukk 3D!!!
