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Night of the Living Dead, then Dawn of the Dead, and Day of the Dead.

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No, that's the Fission gun.

I chose K'tithrak Mang. Not even because I think it is cool but because it was the only base in the games that I felt could effect the war. The Tiger's Claw was destroyed while trying to take it out and the Concordia almost suffered the same fate. For me this all added to the mindset of being...

Cool. I like how you used the Rapier-style canards, they fit nicely. Good work. ;)

Yes, the PSP has some nice features but the battery power kills it, I've gotten about 5 hours out of mine. Whereas my DS, fully charged, is like a cell phone and will last for several DAYS of gaming. I still like switching between both though, just like my Gamecube and PS2.

Well at least something around here has meaning Delance because your post certainly didn't. :rolleyes: Neither does mine mind you but I'm not spouting about the deeper meaning of a science-fiction movie series, as much as I like the series in question.

I recommended the GBA SP at first but I wasn't aware of how many games are soon to be released for the DS until Chris pointed them out. I guess Nintendo is ramping up the DS game production so the DS would be a good buy at this point, go for it. ;) About MP3 players I really don't know much...

The DS still runs on cartridges, no loading time, but you have to expect the PSP to have a loading time. Considering that it basically runs off a cd, why wouldn't there be a load time? Buying the PSP solely as a movie player is a waste of money too, considering you need to buy another 100...

My school's gym teachers treated us like little kids. Every christmas we had to do a snow-games relay race. We had to dress up in full snow gear with snow shoes and run laps around the gym and like any other relay pass off to the next person, which required exchanging the snow shoes. I chose...

I agree about the Micro. Small is cool, but only to an extent. The GBA SP is the perfect size for me, they're making it smaller just for the sake of making it smaller. I don't know about you guys but I don't plan on keeping a GBA in my pocket at all times like a cell phone.

I would also recommend the GBA SP for now. There are a few games for the DS I like right now, but none that would justify buying the DS on their own. They are still producing games for the GBA at a good rate too. I bought the new Fire Emblem on Saturday and I can't stop playing it, and it's...

I'm not too sure about the accuracy either but it looks good to me. Brad probably has some reference pics of the Snakier from a bunch of different angles. I'm sure he'll come across this thread and post a link. ;)

Do you realize how ridiculous all of that crap is?

read the forum rules.

This is the kind of thinking I hate, the thought that the EU YOU like is what should be in the movie because YOU like it. The story for Episode III was already done when Clone Wars came out, so Grievous still came from Episode III, not the other way around. And since the story was complete...

very nice looking! Have fun playing Splinter Cell now. ;)

Well even TIE Fighters make sense for the Empire's original ideas for fighting the rebels. TIE Fighters has what a fighter needs and nothing more, so its probably relatively cheap compared to standard rebel fighters. The Empire basically just threw as many of these things as they could at the...

The problem is that the EU you know is not the EU some other fan knows. The SW Expanded Universe is HUGE. There would be no way to use any of it without aggravating some other fans. So rather than try to tie HIS own story in with the hundreds of spinoffs that have been created, he continued...

1. Special effects are part of the SW series, they always have been. I can't think of one moment in the movie that I was drawn away from what was happening to stare numbly at some CG object. 2. Headhunters and Victory SD's are EU, Lucas did what he wanted and you don't like it, too bad...