Sunday, 3 October 2010

Rogue Squadron Video Game Trilogy


This epic trilogy of video games is largely responsible for my Star Wars obsession. I remember getting the N64 game Rogue Squadron the same summer I saw TPM menace in the cinema, back in 1999 Star Wars was everywhere and I remember thinking it was really cool but I wouldn't nessecarily have called myself a fan, then with the launch of the GameCube came the sequel, Rogue Leader. I was enthralled by this game, it was my first GameCube game, I was blown away by the then best graphics I'd ever seen an after beating this game several times over that was it I was obsessed. Rebel Strike appeared a couple of years later, I was quite disappointed with this one, it had better graphics and smoother controls but ultimately just wasn't as much fun as Rogue Leader. Also worth noting, Rogue Squadron on N64 was the very first Star Wars product I owned.

Admiral Conan Antonio Motti Action Figure


After meeting actor Richard LaParmentier yesterday at Invasion Belfast I had to post his action figure espeically considering he was specifically asked what it was like to have an action figure during yesterday's Q&A session. Mr LaParmentier mentioned getting his first figure of himself then a complete set came out of the Death Star conference room, which is where this figure I have came from.

Durge Action Figure


This is Durge how he appeared in the Clone Wars microseries and it's the only action figure I have from the figure series specifically based on that show. Durge also made several appearances in the Dark Horse comic books but sadly has yet to appear in TCW.

Wes Janson Action Figure


Wes Janson in snow speeder gear from ESB.

Wampa Action Figure


Wampa complete with slab of meat, section of ice cave and detachable arm.