Sluggo said:9) Star Wars Chronicles. If you don't have the original, you can't call yourself a fan.
I have both the PT and OT chronicle books, those things are amazing, worth every penny.
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You can add in the 84-86 Marvel comics.
Rogue Squadron on the N64 took forever to finish!
The Jedi Knight games are fantastic.
For me the best thing to come out of the prequels was the Jedi Apprentice book series that followed young Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon. I know they were supposedly for young readers, but the stories are actually quite good.
Mace Windu: Shatterpoint- Star Wars meets Heart of Darkness.
The 1997 Re-release in theaters.
Electronic lightsabers.
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captainsolo said:Rogue Squadron on the N64 took forever to finish!
The Jedi Knight games are fantastic.
For me the best thing to come out of the prequels was the Jedi Apprentice book series that followed young Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon. I know they were supposedly for young readers, but the stories are actually quite good.
Mace Windu: Shatterpoint- Star Wars meets Heart of Darkness.
The 1997 Re-release in theaters.
Electronic lightsabers.
Hmm... Jedi Apprentice. Forgot about that. I'm only missing two or three of the original ones. Wonderful series, but the first author (Dave Wolverton) who did only one of them, was superior to Jude Watson.
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