On Sat, Oct 14, 2006 at 11:01:40PM -0700, John Celio wrote: > >> >> Guys, I've always liked the advice Han Solo gave in the first Star > >> >> Wars > >> >> film: Let the Wookie win. > >> > > >> > I really must protest. You are insulting Wookieees by this analogy. > >> > >> Yeah, well, a JCO don't pull people's arms out of their sockets when they > >> lose. > >> > >> John Celio > >> (paraphrasing Han Solo) > > > > Yeah. I rather like the fact that that's exactly how the Wookie fights > > in "Lego Star Wars II - the original trilogy". It's great fun to watch > > him leap at a stormtrooper and pull the arms off the body. Of course, > > as this is Lego(TM), the arms come off rather easily. > > I got to play a demo of the first Lego Star Wars game and really loved it, > but never got around to getting the full game. Now I really want to play > the original trilogy version, but can't afford it while I'm unemployed. Ah > well, it's probably better I don't have it, so I keep on track with job > hunting and the myriad other things I'm working on. I'm too much of a Star > Wars geek to be able to play it for a little while and then get back to > work. :-)
The first game was OK - the second one is even better. We bought it the day it was released, and have wasted I don't know how many hours playing it. We've got the GameCube version, because we bought a GameCube to play the "Zelda" games (just as I bought an Atari 400, many years ago, to play the Infocom games). Next time you're down in San Jose during the day stop by to try it out; playing with wireless controllers on a 57" screen is quite interesting. -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List PDML@pdml.net http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
