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Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader was a graphical miracle for 2001. Developed by Factor 5, the game’s "Death Star Trench Run" featured more polygons in a single frame than the entire Rogue Squadron game on the Nintendo 64! 🚀✨ The developers were so obsessed with detail that...

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Did you know? Star Wars Rogue Squadron (1998) was so technically demanding that developer Factor 5 had to lobby Nintendo to release the Expansion Pak so they could display the game in a revolutionary high-resolution 640x480 mode.
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Did you know? Star Wars Rogue Squadron (1998) was so technically demanding that developer Factor 5 had to lobby Nintendo to release the Expansion Pak so they could display the game in a revolutionary high-resolution 640x480 mode.

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Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader launched on GameCube in 2001 as a system exclusive. Stunning graphics, epic dogfights and some of the most memorable Star Wars missions ever put on a console. A launch title that still looks incredible.
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Star Wars Rogue Squadron II: Rogue Leader launched on GameCube in 2001 as a system exclusive. Stunning graphics, epic dogfights and some of the most memorable Star Wars missions ever put on a console. A launch title that still looks incredible.

Pixel Cherry Ninja

39,058 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Glad to see the Star Fox remake, but who else has been clucking for some new Star Wars Rogue Squadron? We need a new game in the series, I'd even settle for remakes/remasters right now. Who's with me? Btw, Dolphin with HD textures does a smashing job in Rogue Squadron 2
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Glad to see the Star Fox remake, but who else has been clucking for some new Star Wars Rogue Squadron? We need a new game in the series, I'd even settle for remakes/remasters right now. Who's with me? Btw, Dolphin with HD textures does a smashing job in Rogue Squadron 2

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Are you this old? Star Wars hit arcades in May 1983. Atari’s vector-graphics masterpiece put you inside an X-Wing cockpit with real movie voices and the Death Star trench run. It was the most immersive Star Wars game of the entire decade.
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Are you this old? Star Wars hit arcades in May 1983. Atari’s vector-graphics masterpiece put you inside an X-Wing cockpit with real movie voices and the Death Star trench run. It was the most immersive Star Wars game of the entire decade.

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27,471 просмотров • 3 месяцев назад

Words like "groundbreaking" and "revolutionary" get thrown around a lot, but when Star Wars hit arcades in 1983, it was a total nerd fest - in the absolute best way. This game was THE shit back then (pardon my French). You pilot Luke's X-Wing fighter in a recreation of the Battle of Yavin from A New Hope. Using a flight yoke, you aim and fire lasers while managing limited shields. Digitized voices straight from the movie ("Use the Force, Luke!") and John Williams iconic score were causing maximum nerd chills. The game had three looping stages with increasing difficulty: Space combat: You dogfight swarms of TIE fighters while dodging lasers. Death Star surface: You skim the trench-filled exterior, blasting towers and turrets. Trench run: You try to drop a proton torpedo into the exhaust port with Darth Vader’s TIE Advanced right behind you on your tail! May the Force be with you! Always.
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Words like "groundbreaking" and "revolutionary" get thrown around a lot, but when Star Wars hit arcades in 1983, it was a total nerd fest - in the absolute best way. This game was THE shit back then (pardon my French). You pilot Luke's X-Wing fighter in a recreation of the Battle of Yavin from A New Hope. Using a flight yoke, you aim and fire lasers while managing limited shields. Digitized voices straight from the movie ("Use the Force, Luke!") and John Williams iconic score were causing maximum nerd chills. The game had three looping stages with increasing difficulty: Space combat: You dogfight swarms of TIE fighters while dodging lasers. Death Star surface: You skim the trench-filled exterior, blasting towers and turrets. Trench run: You try to drop a proton torpedo into the exhaust port with Darth Vader’s TIE Advanced right behind you on your tail! May the Force be with you! Always.

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The 1964 war film 633 Squadron, directed by Walter Grauman and starring Cliff Robertson, follows a fictional RAF unit’s high-stakes mission to destroy a Nazi rocket fuel plant located beneath an overhanging cliff in a Norwegian fjord. Renowned for its rousing Ron Goodwin score and its influence on the Death Star trench run in Star Wars, the production is notable for using five authentic de Havilland Mosquito aircraft to film its climactic aerial sequences. While the story is fictional, it captures the technical prowess of the "Wooden Wonder" aircraft and the extreme risks faced by Allied pilots during World War II.
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The 1964 war film 633 Squadron, directed by Walter Grauman and starring Cliff Robertson, follows a fictional RAF unit’s high-stakes mission to destroy a Nazi rocket fuel plant located beneath an overhanging cliff in a Norwegian fjord. Renowned for its rousing Ron Goodwin score and its influence on the Death Star trench run in Star Wars, the production is notable for using five authentic de Havilland Mosquito aircraft to film its climactic aerial sequences. While the story is fictional, it captures the technical prowess of the "Wooden Wonder" aircraft and the extreme risks faced by Allied pilots during World War II.

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Die, rebel scum! Star Wars: Tie Fighter (LucasArts, 1994) was the sequel to Star Wars: X-Wing and exceeded it in every aspect! It was the first Star Wars game to let you play as the Empire, as a force of order against those pesky rebels! Joining the Dark Side was simply badass (and honestly more fun). Getting that tattoo lasered on to your arm, epic. Hearing the original laser and blaster sounds, absolute nerd chills. Requiring not just a steady hand to gun down enemy fighters and capital ships, but also having to manage and toggle energy between weapons, engines, and shields, Tie Fighter had the perfect blend of epic battles, mission briefings and debriefings, and last but not least truly excellent cutscenes. Computer Gaming World, GameSpot, and IGN all inducted it into the Hall of Fame - for good reason. Tie Fighter was a masterclass from LucasArts and a real rival to the Wing Commander franchise.
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Die, rebel scum! Star Wars: Tie Fighter (LucasArts, 1994) was the sequel to Star Wars: X-Wing and exceeded it in every aspect! It was the first Star Wars game to let you play as the Empire, as a force of order against those pesky rebels! Joining the Dark Side was simply badass (and honestly more fun). Getting that tattoo lasered on to your arm, epic. Hearing the original laser and blaster sounds, absolute nerd chills. Requiring not just a steady hand to gun down enemy fighters and capital ships, but also having to manage and toggle energy between weapons, engines, and shields, Tie Fighter had the perfect blend of epic battles, mission briefings and debriefings, and last but not least truly excellent cutscenes. Computer Gaming World, GameSpot, and IGN all inducted it into the Hall of Fame - for good reason. Tie Fighter was a masterclass from LucasArts and a real rival to the Wing Commander franchise.

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Still find it awesome that the vinyl release of John Williams’ score for The Force Awakens had etchings in the record that, when light shined down on it, projected a ‘hologram’ of a TIE Fighter and the Millennium Falcon. Such a fun detail, wish more Star Wars records did this!
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Still find it awesome that the vinyl release of John Williams’ score for The Force Awakens had etchings in the record that, when light shined down on it, projected a ‘hologram’ of a TIE Fighter and the Millennium Falcon. Such a fun detail, wish more Star Wars records did this!

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Everyone seems to have fond memories of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire for the N64. I sure do, I love it. It also gets incredibly difficult thanks to the on foot camera and platforming. They must have known they had a masterpiece with the Hoth level to start the game with it. Opening the game with a flight section in the era of X-Wing and TIE Fighter only to transition to Dash Rendar on foot with a blaster was brilliant. This wasn't just an arcade flyer, it wasn't just an action game. This is Shadows of the Empire baby. #StarWarsDay
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Everyone seems to have fond memories of Star Wars: Shadows of the Empire for the N64. I sure do, I love it. It also gets incredibly difficult thanks to the on foot camera and platforming. They must have known they had a masterpiece with the Hoth level to start the game with it. Opening the game with a flight section in the era of X-Wing and TIE Fighter only to transition to Dash Rendar on foot with a blaster was brilliant. This wasn't just an arcade flyer, it wasn't just an action game. This is Shadows of the Empire baby. #StarWarsDay

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Seriously don’t understand how people think Rey was immediately presented as “one of the best pilots in Star Wars” when this was her first time flying the Millennium Falcon. Between all the crashes, scrapes, and blasts from TIE Fighters, it’s legitimately a miracle that Rey and Finn were actually able to escape from Jakku.

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Today is the release day of the Star Fox remake. Unfortunately, it’s coming out a few days later in Korea, but it still brings back a lot of memories of when the original Star Fox 64 was released on the Nintendo 64. Super Mario 64 and Mario Kart 64 were incredible games, but Star Fox 64 was also a huge hit when it launched. Unlike its predecessor’s simple linear progression, it introduced all-range mode, allowing players to freely fly around a 3D space during certain missions and boss battles. This made the gameplay much more dynamic and varied. It also added a new 4-player versus mode, which was a lot of fun with friends. The graphics were impressive for the time, and the full voice acting helped make the game far more immersive. Most importantly, Star Fox 64 was the first Nintendo game to support the Rumble Pak. What is now considered a standard feature in game controllers essentially started here. The shock of feeling controller vibration for the first time was far beyond anything I had imagined. I pre-ordered my copy a long time ago and have been eagerly waiting for it to arrive. Hopefully it gets here soon! Has anyone else ordered this game? 😆
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My song Just Drive was dedicated to the most incredible movement in Canadian history that was trampled on by deceitful rogue cowards with a sinister agenda! Bank accounts were frozen and peaceful protesters were arrested. Despite being vilified & abused their love conquered all.
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Will forever stand by the fact that The Battle of Scarif at the end of Rogue One is genuinely one of the greatest fictional battles that I've ever watched in a movie. Gareth Edwards' stunning visuals only make this sequence even more iconic, and I'll always appreciate how they utilized unused footage from 1977 to further interconnect this story to the original Star Wars film. Can't believe it's almost been a decade since I first watched this in theaters, seeing this in IMAX with a packed crowd back in 2016 was unreal.
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Will forever stand by the fact that The Battle of Scarif at the end of Rogue One is genuinely one of the greatest fictional battles that I've ever watched in a movie. Gareth Edwards' stunning visuals only make this sequence even more iconic, and I'll always appreciate how they utilized unused footage from 1977 to further interconnect this story to the original Star Wars film. Can't believe it's almost been a decade since I first watched this in theaters, seeing this in IMAX with a packed crowd back in 2016 was unreal.

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🤣ALDERAAN WAS A ROGUE PLANET LOL …Amazing call back So the discussion of the panel goes to the new Star Wars Andor series & the politicization of the show where the Imperials are portrayed as what some can consider propaganda. Jack Poso 🇺🇸 says “Did Alex Soros write this?” since the Empire is searching for “undocumented workers” The goal here is to do revisionary history with Star Wars Licensing it appears an have the evil white storm troopers take advantage of the brown field/farm workers. It’s so overt you have to laugh at this stage. The original films written by Lucas were meant to portray the Empire as Nazi’s in space but the hijacking by the modern left is so laughable when their form of government would be more in line with Nazi regime of WW2 Germany.
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🤣ALDERAAN WAS A ROGUE PLANET LOL …Amazing call back So the discussion of the panel goes to the new Star Wars Andor series & the politicization of the show where the Imperials are portrayed as what some can consider propaganda. Jack Poso 🇺🇸 says “Did Alex Soros write this?” since the Empire is searching for “undocumented workers” The goal here is to do revisionary history with Star Wars Licensing it appears an have the evil white storm troopers take advantage of the brown field/farm workers. It’s so overt you have to laugh at this stage. The original films written by Lucas were meant to portray the Empire as Nazi’s in space but the hijacking by the modern left is so laughable when their form of government would be more in line with Nazi regime of WW2 Germany.

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COMING UP TOMORROW | EP. 55 On the next episode of Going Rogue with Lara Logan, Lara Logan sits down with a guest few Americans know, but everyone should. Martin Rodil has spent more than two decades investigating transnational criminal organizations and national security threats, working closely with U.S. agencies. He was a key figure behind the long-running indictment of Nicolás Maduro, collaborating with the DEA Special Operations Division from the inside. Rodil connects the dots between Venezuela, narco trafficking, stolen elections, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, and a growing coalition of foreign and domestic enemies targeting the United States. If you were surprised by recent developments in Venezuela, this conversation explains why you shouldn’t be. Tomorrow Go Rogue. Episode 55 | Going Rogue With Lara Logan Available on all platforms.
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54,342 просмотров • 6 месяцев назад

Since Rise of Skywalker closed the Skywalker Saga in December 2019, Disney has announced at least 10 new Star Wars theatrical films. Zero have made it to a theater. The one that finally broke the streak is a $166 million repackaged Disney+ TV season. Rian Johnson's trilogy, Benioff and Weiss's trilogy, Kevin Feige's film, Patty Jenkins' Rogue Squadron, Taika Waititi's project, Damon Lindelof's Rey film, Steven Knight's Rey film, Guillermo del Toro's Jabba movie, James Mangold's Dawn of the Jedi, Dave Filoni's Mandalorian team-up film. All announced with press releases. All dead, parked, or delayed. Then Lucasfilm did the simplest thing possible. They took what was going to be Mandalorian Season 4 and moved it to theaters. The budget is the tell. $166 million, per the California Film Commission. Rise of Skywalker cost $416 million. Force Awakens cost $638 million. Even The Acolyte, the Disney+ show Disney canceled for being too expensive, came in at $230 million. The Star Wars theatrical film restarting the franchise costs less than the Star Wars streaming show they just killed for costing too much. The math only works if you understand what broke. Disney paid $4 billion for Lucasfilm in 2012 planning a Marvel-style theatrical engine. When Rise of Skywalker landed badly with fans, they pivoted. Star Wars was moving to Disney+. The Mandalorian was the anchor. Disney+ then ran up $11 billion in cumulative operating losses before reaching profitability, and Iger called the aggressive streaming push a mistake in 2023. So now the flagship Disney+ show is the movie that has to restart theatrical. A TV cast. A TV director. A story originally planned as a streaming season. Running a summer window against Mission Impossible and Marvel. What you're watching in that trailer is a $4 billion acquisition, six years of aborted directors, and a collapsed streaming thesis all being carried on the back of one puppet baby.
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Since Rise of Skywalker closed the Skywalker Saga in December 2019, Disney has announced at least 10 new Star Wars theatrical films. Zero have made it to a theater. The one that finally broke the streak is a $166 million repackaged Disney+ TV season. Rian Johnson's trilogy, Benioff and Weiss's trilogy, Kevin Feige's film, Patty Jenkins' Rogue Squadron, Taika Waititi's project, Damon Lindelof's Rey film, Steven Knight's Rey film, Guillermo del Toro's Jabba movie, James Mangold's Dawn of the Jedi, Dave Filoni's Mandalorian team-up film. All announced with press releases. All dead, parked, or delayed. Then Lucasfilm did the simplest thing possible. They took what was going to be Mandalorian Season 4 and moved it to theaters. The budget is the tell. $166 million, per the California Film Commission. Rise of Skywalker cost $416 million. Force Awakens cost $638 million. Even The Acolyte, the Disney+ show Disney canceled for being too expensive, came in at $230 million. The Star Wars theatrical film restarting the franchise costs less than the Star Wars streaming show they just killed for costing too much. The math only works if you understand what broke. Disney paid $4 billion for Lucasfilm in 2012 planning a Marvel-style theatrical engine. When Rise of Skywalker landed badly with fans, they pivoted. Star Wars was moving to Disney+. The Mandalorian was the anchor. Disney+ then ran up $11 billion in cumulative operating losses before reaching profitability, and Iger called the aggressive streaming push a mistake in 2023. So now the flagship Disney+ show is the movie that has to restart theatrical. A TV cast. A TV director. A story originally planned as a streaming season. Running a summer window against Mission Impossible and Marvel. What you're watching in that trailer is a $4 billion acquisition, six years of aborted directors, and a collapsed streaming thesis all being carried on the back of one puppet baby.

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WHERE DID THE 479,000 KIDS GO? Watch “The Fight to Save California”: Lara Logan goes rogue with Steve Hilton, former Fox News host and political strategist who is now running for Governor of California, for a disturbing investigation into what happened to hundreds of thousands of unaccompanied children who crossed the southern border. 479,000 unaccompanied children entered the care of HHS during the Biden administration, when Xavier Becerra was Secretary. Hilton says a whistleblower from the Pomona emergency intake facility described a system where vetting was systematically dismantled as officials pushed to move children out faster. According to Hilton, workers who raised concerns that children could be released to gang members, traffickers, forced labor or other dangerous situations were terminated. Then there were 65,000 unanswered calls to a hotline created for children who believed they were in danger. And when Becerra personally visited the Pomona facility, Hilton says the whistleblower noticed another change: “We were told to speed everything up.” Now Hilton is running to lead California and demanding answers about what happened to these children and who should be held accountable. Steve Hilton | Going Rogue with Lara Logan “The Fight to Save California” is OUT NOW on Going Rogue with Lara Logan. Support Going Rogue: #LaraLogan #SteveHilton #California #XavierBecerra #HumanTrafficking

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23,027 просмотров • 9 часов назад