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Plus, it was a callback to when E.T. saw a kid dressed up as Yoda for Halloween and started going “Home! Home!” as if he literally recognized...

People have mentioned the video recaps that are included in the game (they’re short!) but since the main characters are catching up to so much of the plot from the games between 2 & 3, it’s not hard to catch up.

I totally agree with you. It ranks way up there for me too. It was such a pleasure and a joy to play, i played almost the entire thing with a big smile on my face. Imagine that, a video game that’s fun?!

Watching pod racing live is dumb: Bake in the Tatooine sun, then the racers jet off and everyone just sort of sits there in silence for 15 minutes looking at their iPads.

Square made recap videos that cover all the games, you can just watch those and then jump in

So does Kingdom Hearts 3 actually wrap up the story of Xehanort? Is it worth playing based on gameplay alone? I’m asking this because I was interested in playing it some time ago but then I saw how people reacted to the story and “I THINK I FOUND INGREDIENTS FOR A RECIPE” and just decided against it. It makes me a bit

I, for one, welcome our new Disney overlords.

Given how skittish Disney are with Star Wars, I wouldn’t be surprised if the Johnson trilogy becomes a single film, or even a series.

But, that’s not what happened with TLJ, it’s what happened with TROS.

Tell him to do a Aphra movie 

Once again I present all my own ideas if I ever got the chance to make a Star Wars movie. Which I won’t ever, but it’s fun to dream.

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So what is it about The Mandalorian that makes its catering-to-fans approach so well received in a way The Rise of Skywalker’s hasn’t?

I think it's key that a person could watch, understand and appreciate The Mandalorian without having watched any other Star Wars.

The Mandalorian uses fanservice to enhance the experience. Rise of Skywalker uses fanservice as the experience. One is fun (see my display pic) the other is cliche.

The Mandalorian adds much to Star Wars lore. The prequel trilogy, though executed terribly, added lore and had a solid story.

Dunk and Egg!

Even if you loved the last few seasons of GoT, HBO wanting the fucking story to be finished before the show begins is incredibly reasonable.

Yeah. I hate that Leia’s last pleas for the resistance falls on deaf ears, according to JJ. You couldn’t give her that? Just say that it worked. We see no indication that the Resistance is in shambles or falling apart or anything. Just say it worked.