Jedi Survivor – The Best Star Wars Game You Haven’t Played (Yet)
After racking up over 40 hours of gameplay, I can confidently say that Jedi: Survivor is the best Star Wars game since The Force Unleashed.
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After racking up over 40 hours of gameplay, I can confidently say that Jedi: Survivor is the best Star Wars game since The Force Unleashed.
One lingering problem prevents us from declaring Jedi Survivor a complete 10/10 masterpiece: it’s final boss battle
This article will delve into the ideas for a Wright Brothers movie. Most importantly, we’ll find the right actors for the role.
Force sensitives have something of an over-representation in Star Wars media. Very few such as this focus on the issues of the ordinary everyday citizen in the galaxy.
We gather here today to make a simple pitch to Kathleen Kennedy and the general leadership of Disney Star Wars: we want to see more anthology-style stories focusing not just on the force-wielding Jedi, Sith, and Fallen – but rather on the galaxy as a whole. A “Tales of the Galaxy”, if you will.
While it may not be accurate to portray Cleopatra as entirely “white” (she was Greek from a time long before the Caucasians pushed through Europe) but she certainly wasn’t sub-saharan African, which is what we typically refer to today as “black”.
After nearly a year and a half of waiting, the Bad Batch’s journey continues with a second season. The first season for me was somewhat mixed, but I was intrigued about where it would go. Now that The Empire has destroyed Kamino, it’s clear that the clone’s service has come to an end.
No matter how much we love these characters, there always comes a time to say goodbye and let them rest.
To see Katee Sackhoff finally don the beskar in live action was a dream come true to both the fans and the actress herself. There is, however, one problem with incorporating Katee in her role in live-action: her age.
The universe of Star Wars is a big galaxy with millions of sentient species. No doubt some races have traits, whether physical or cultural, that may mimic our own. It is also true that in a galaxy that has been predominantly run by humans, aliens have profited in a variety of commerce. In a way, the galaxy of Star Wars in the prequel era is a perfect allegory for how diversity can both enrich and divide a civilization if there are no shared common values. So what’s the controversy? For those who don’t know, when the Star Wars prequels were released