On the flipside they've also apparently doxxed people who were nowhere near the protest and not racist, but happened to look like racist fucks. I don't have a problem with shitheels having their lives ruined, just be certain the life you are ruining is that of an actual racist, not just some random dude with a beard.

I re-read it a few years back. As far as Expanded Universe stuff goes the writing isn't terrible but since it was written before the Universe was fleshed out there's some stuff that is kind of out of place and wrong feeling (chiefly Luke macking it hard to Leia). It's nowhere near the greatest Star Wars book ever, but…

I had to do some Googling, but it was apparently a thing that was going to be a TV show.

Wasn't there a show about smugglers or bounty hunters or something that was supposed to be "like the Sopranos but set in the Star Wars universe?"

Is Prince Xizor still a sex criminal?

They explain it in one of the Expanded Universe novels. Space Bea Arthur from the Christmas Special and a couple of Duloks from the Ewoks cartoon are involved if I recall correctly.

Did he still look like a Rob Liefeld character in those later appearances, festooned with belt pouches and bandoliers?

You're a ninja?!

Dash Rendar was Han Solo 90s XTREEEEEEEME edition. He had big shoulder pads and belt pouches and a beard and probably a scar. Super dated.

I agree that Star Wars never really was a cult thing, but there was a definitely a period from between maybe 1987 and 1994 or 1995 when it was a lot less relevant than it was either prior to or after that period.

Space Wilford Brimley goes back into space at the end of Battle For Endor and Wicket's ability to speak Space English is still intact at that point. I believe he even waves at the departing Space Wilford Brimley's space vehicle and shouts "Goodbye!" in Space English while that not an Ewok speed demon thing, runs…

The West End Games Star Wars RPG was indeed fantastic. I kind of like that Rebels cartoon that's on now because it reminds me of the campaign my friends and I played back in '96 or '97.

Remember those made for TV Ewok movies with Space Wilford Brimley? Why couldn't Wicket speak Space English when he met Princess Leia since those movies took place prior to Return of the Jedi and by the middle of the first one he was fluent in Space English.

C'mon ye! C'mon ye! C'mon ye! C'mon ye! C'mon ye! C'mon ye!

Wasn't Splinter of the Mind's Eye written precisely to serve as a low budget b-movie / tv special sequel in the event A New Hope wasn't a hit? We could have gotten Luke and Leia falling in love while driving around a planet in a jeep looking for some sort of MacGuffin. It would have been terrible and hilarious.

Music stopped being music?!

Nah that's just a pretender to Monster's throne…

Bullet point it out for us.

A couple bucks? You could get 'em 3 for $1 or whatever with used copies of R.E.M.'s Monster.

I didn't miss out. I played all those games. Mario and the Zelda games were fine enough games but none of the others were particularly good. They looked like shit and had bad play control and very limited replay value. 1080 was a fine enough multi-player game, but rubbish single player.