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Games: Dark Forces (4 games in series, 1 Dark Forces, 3 Jedi Knight + 1 expansion) Jedi Knight could qualify as a trilogy. Shadows of the Empire (1 game) Star Wars Lego (2 games) X-Wing (4 games) Rebel Assault (2 games) Galactic Battlegrounds (1 game + 1 expansion) Starfighter (2 games) Battlefront (2 games + 1 PSP only expansion) Empire at War (1 game + 1 expansion) The entire list under other: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_...deo_games#Other Heck, practically every game on that page. Books: Too many to list. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Star_Wars_books Some are trilogies, most aren't. Most are singles.

I do not recognize overused internet catchphrases as actual questions. *results may vary

In other words I should definitely make room for it. I need to start planning out what I'm going to do next week. I'm going on a 10 day cruise. Need to buy a couple paperbacks (because I'm not taking my hardcovers), and decide which two Final Fantasy Advance games to take.

Bad Fin. Down.

I downloaded Cave Story and the English patch. I wonder if I should start playing that when I get home, Condemned, Final Fantasy Tactics Advance, or Chrono Cross.

Needs more lens flare and bloom.

I was mocking my sister before she even got in line. Sister: "I'm going to get an iPhone." Me: "I'm sorry." Sister: "... Why would you say that?" Me: "How much are you going to spend on that?"

Let the dead bird rest in peace.

Not all. And KOTOR won't be a trilogy until (and if) KOTOR 3 is made. Nearly all, yes. Not nearly all. Most aren't.

ONLY half? That's a letdown. If you're going to chop people up, you need to do it in pieces small enough for suitcases and hefty bags. Which means at least quarters, though preferrably sixths.

It took me a while, but I finally make Lavos cry like the little girl we all know he is deep down inside.

Being a cynic or not, some of that complaint is definitely petty. Obvious product placement detracts from a movie, but when they're used in a real world manner, they become scenery. Otherwise you might as well be complaining about the product placement of SMEAT in movies.

I didn't notice Apple, PS2 (noticed the dancemat, but geesh, someone playing DDR? That NEVER happens), Samsung, or Burger King. I also don't understand why there'd be a complaint about military equipment being in the movie. Oh no, F-22s are in it! She also never claimed to know the chinese "style" of hacking. She just knew whatever was going on was far more advanced than the chinese (or anyone else) was capable of.

This 3 year warranty is enough to settle my fears of getting a 360.

Only 2 of the characters you listed qualify as party members.

10. Viki - Can teleport you across the world, but you might end up in the wrong city in someone's attic. (Suikoden I-V) 9. Sarevok - Evil has never amused me quite so much. (Baldur's Gate: Throne of Bhaal) 8. Viconia - She's fickle and gets upset over the simplest thing, just like a real woman. (Baldur's Gate entire series) 7. HK-47 - Okay, so maybe evil has amused me as much as Sarevok, meatbags. (KOTOR 1 & 2) 6. Citan Uzuki - Mentor, genius, philosopher, and spy. (Xenogears) 5. Magus - He may be after a good cause, but he's still pretty evil. Powerful magic, awesome scythe. (Chrono Trigger) 4. KOS-MOS - The ability to destroy entire fleets in one hot little blue haired android body. (Xenosaga: Episode I-III) 3. Vivi - PHENOMENAL COSMIC POWER!... midget (Final Fantasy IX) 2. Cloud (Tactics version) - Best secret character of all time. (Final Fantasy Tactics) 1. Aeris - Not only does she make a fitting and great healer, but her final Limit Break is literally as good as any two other characters'. (Final Fantasy VII)

I'm playing Condemned. A game where I get to Taser a guy in the face, hit him with a fire axe, and then snap his neck. No no, it's okay, I used to work for the FBI.

That would be like saying, the only obvious thing you could do with the D&D setting would be to make RTS games I don't know if you ever played any of the games which aren't about squad based combat (Rogue Trader, Necromunda or Inquisitor) or even better read any of the novels (Gaunts Ghosts, Eisenhorn trilogy, The Last Chancers or the Horus Heresy books). More material than you can shake a tentacle at. I haven't played any of them, but am looking at them on wikipedia now. Inquisitor: "Unlike a tactical wargame or Role-playing Game, Inquisitor describes itself as a "narrative" skirmish game, and the emphasis is on spinning a good story along the lines of a great action movie or adventure novel, rather than focusing on winning at all costs." Necromunda again sounds and is described as a skirmish game. Rogue Trader: The first edition of the 40k rule book? Ooh, freelance explorers. Inquisitor sounds good. Though Rogue Trader definitely does lend more against what I said than the other two. I just have this image from my limited exposure to the setting that it's a little too desperate and restrictive for any exploration or freedom. Rogue Trader sounds like my concept was a bit wrong.

I don't see a lot of room for an adventure that's right for an RPG for 40k. But, if people with the power to make it want it made, I'm sure they could churn something out. Edit: Probably a Diablo clone.

Looks like the ever reliable wikipedia agrees with you. ...And if it didn't, you could always change it so it did! Wikipedia, the poor man's referreed journal, complete with no referree! Anyhow, I'm still jonesin' for a good 40k experience. Most of what we've seen on the PC for Warhammer has centered on the strategy element, and that's in real time. I remember an old SSI title that was turn based, but still strategy. A real CRPG would be a break in the trend and there's a lot to explore in the universe that remains untapped. THQ has that license and they seem ready to milk it for all it's worth. Currently there's an MMO, FPS, a PC RTS, and a handheld RTS in the works at least.

Because the Hand of Thrawn books are also good. I have Survivor's Quest too, but haven't read it.

I hope he gets banned. Pyramid referrals are scams of the same nature as the regular pyramid scheme.

I should get a DS just for the Phoenix Wright games.

After much consideration, I have come to the conclusion that Sand should make Fallout 4.