Was waiting for someone to post this.

"But if you enslave the other weapon vendor, Flak, Shrapnel mysteriously leaves Rivet City and starts to wander the wasteland alone. If you run into him during combat, you realise that, for no obvious reason, the game has marked him as essential, meaning he cannot be killed. So he just wanders around in his terrible…

The same law firm in this case is also doing one against Watch Dogs and representing the guy suing Killzone for not being fully HD.

Ice Warrior obv

Omg, I had those same dinosaurs as a kid!

Me too. But I got the game after it was released and so was never aware of the hype train that came before it.

Still an improvement over Episode I.

I agree. I got a 3DS XL just a week or two before that was announced and was so upset I didn't know to wait.

No Master Sword in the stone game piece?!

I missed your comment and basically said the same thing. :/

I see nothing has changed.

The ensemble cast is one of the best parts of the game, everyone felt fleshed out and you came to care for all of them. Umaro and Gogo were kind of exceptions though. Being secret characters they really didn't have much of a backstory and show up so late that you don't get many chances to really get used to them as…

When Locke is infiltrating South Figaro and steals the guard's armor and he walks away in boxers. I was a kid when I first played it and that scene always stuck with me.

I like this one the best even though MLG are douches.

Please sell as a bundle with the Master Chief Collection. K thanx. Bai.

The real answer is the Jawa-Ewok war of 4211 BBY. You might think us as primitive with our tree huts and stone axes, but that is just a facade as the entire Ewok battle fleet rests beneath the surface in massive subterranean hangars. We only tolerated the Empire's presence in the hope of stealing the Death Star upon…

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As much as I've tried I have never been able to get into Clone Wars unfortunately. All I see it as is a cartoon with a hugemongous eyed art style. And I hear all but good stories about it so maybe I should give it another shot but that didn't work last time. :/

Exactly! The droids were the ones meant to all respond perfectly on cue. The clones are in every way shaped by their unique experiences. Sure, they all had the same training for their type (ie infantry, pilot, commando, etc), but they didn't train solo and the clone on the left will have a different experience from…

Hint: They do take over the galaxy. ;)