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 Star?Wars?Battlefront? $9.99 (written by my 16 year old son) Okay, straight to the point: Pros: A variety of levels. You can play on Hoth, Jabba's Palace, Geonosis, anywhere in the Star Wars triology (except Coursant and the Death Star). A variety of vehicles-You can be anything from an ATAT to an X-wing. You can even pilot enemy ships, and in ships with more than one crew member, you can easily change your position in the ship (such as in the Republic gunships, you can be a pilot, co-pilot, gunner, etc) It's just a fun game. I mean, come on, who doesn't want to run around blasting their way through the galaxy? Cons: Repetitive. No matter what war you're playing in (clone wars or glactic civil war), the object is always the same: take out all the enemy's reinforcements. While the game is enjoyable, and this is essentialy the game, I would like some variations. Graphic options don't make a needle's eye of a difference. The game had all my graphics on high by default, and it was making the game run really slowly, so I changed all the graphics to low, and it didn't make a difference at all, except the computer wasn't running the game slowly. Overall: I think that this game is definetley worth buying. Period.  Star Trek (Single-Disc Edition) $29.99 I am neither a trekkie or Sci-Fi obsessed, that said I think this is a very very nice reboot, In much the same way as "Casino Royale" for Bond and "Batman Begins" was for Batman. The past references to pull the movie together was a nice touch such as the "Kobayashi Maru" test. I think the "back in time" plotline was a little unimaginitive and I didn't get the whole Spock/Uhuru plotline. Nevertheless I did enjoy the movie  Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope $15.93 This release is worth every penny. The other 2 need fixed releases. This was done with plenty of time while the other 2 were rushed to meet theater deadlines for the special edition releases. Jedi was the most rushed because the soundtrack to ID4 needed scoring on the same sound stage the remixing of return of the jedi was done on. Star Wars was done by Dan Hersh while the others were done by Brian Risner. Buy star wars, but don't buy empire or jedi until they are properly remastered. |
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