sábado, 31 de marzo de 2012
Darth Vader triste y enojado por la muerte de Padme
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Darth Vader enfadado con forcebook
Forcebook angry Darth Vader http://laguerradelasgalaxias-starwars.blogspot.com/ Star Wars スターウォーズ 星際大戰 Guerre des étoiles
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HILARY CLINTON BECAMES DARTH VADER
maravillosa primera entrega de Star Wars, debió sentarse a pensar como sacar tajada de sus derechos de merchandising. ¿Qué hago con mi Darth Vader? se preguntó. La respuesta forma parte de la historia.
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martes, 20 de marzo de 2012
Star Wars fans were pretty excited when it was announced in September 2010 that the movieswould be re-released in 3D.
They might have been less excited to discover that the movies will be released story order and not in the order in which they original premiered, meaning Star Wars: Episode I — The Phantom Menace will be the first to hit screens in 3D.
But, that’s just the way it is! To prepare for the film’s Feb. 10 opening, Lucasfilm has released images of the following posters, which include iconic scenes and characters, from the pod race to Darth Maul.
(via MovieWeb)
lunes, 19 de marzo de 2012
The Clone Wars(check out our recaps here!), he’s playing Dengar, one of the bounty hunters that Darth Vader summons to track down theMillennium Falco
Simon Pegg is giving Christopher Lee and Julian Glover a run for their money as an all-time franchise hopper. That’s because the Mission: Impossible and Star Trek star is finally set to make his trip to that Galaxy Far, Far Away. This Friday on Star Wars: The Clone Wars(check out our recaps here!), he’s playing Dengar, one of the bounty hunters that Darth Vader summons to track down theMillennium Falcon in The Empire Strikes Back.
“Dengar is one of the elite,” Pegg tells EW. “If you’re on Darth Vader’s bounty-hunter speed dial, you are the best in the galaxy.” Sure, we only see Dengar for the briefest of moments in the movie, but like IG-88, Bossk, or Zuckuss, the mummy-wrapped bounty hunter has accumulated a massive cult following over the years. Not to mention one amazing Robot Chicken parody. EW’s got your very first look at Dengar in action. Check out the clip from this Friday’s episode, “Bounty,” after the break
Now, Pegg's involvement on The Clone Wars may come as a surprise. Anyone who's seen his British sitcom Spaced or read his Twitter feed knows that he has some very, shall we say,strong feelings about latter-day Star Wars, particularly The Phantom Menace. (One recenttweet: "Enjoyed Hugo, despite almost being ruined by Phantom Menace 3D trailer. Come and revisit the most disappointing 2 hours of your life, in 3D!") But, hey, he criticizes because he loves. As he tells EW, "It was a total honor to play this mysterious, hard man from my favoriteStar Wars movie, The Empire Strikes Back."
In "Bounty," Dengar teams up with Boba Fett, Bossk, and bounty-hunter newbie Asajj Ventress to protect a valuable shipment being sent through the interior of a planet via hover rail. Of course, forces conspire to pry this precious cargo from their greedy fingers. Think of it like The Great Train Robbery, as directed by George Lucas.
If you're a diehard Star Wars fanatic -- and, if you're reading this, you most likely are -- you'll know Dengar proved an early nemesis of Han Solo. That's because, like Solo, he hailed from Corellia and made an early splash on the swoop-racing circuit. Later when he became a bounty hunter, and from "Bounty" it seems like he's at his prime during the Clone Wars, he received cybernetic implants to enhance his auditory and visual capabilities. So he ended up wearing these mummy rags, not out of some salute to bag-lady couture, but to conceal his "enhancements."
domingo, 18 de marzo de 2012
Razer Imperator 4G 2012 review new game, Star Wars: The Old Republic. Money is no object when it comes to the Universe that George Lucas built.
Imagine for a moment that you're a really huge Star Wars fan (this may be easier for some of you than others). You've kept the faith through the prequels, and pre-ordered Bioware's massive (even by MMO standards) new game, Star Wars: The Old Republic. Money is no object when it comes to the Universe that George Lucas built.
Well, have I got a pair of headphones for you. Razer's Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset has everything you'd want in a gaming headset: great sound quality, a fantastic mic and slick design that feels right at home in the Star Wars universe. But at £109, they'll be a hard sell for all but the most ardent fans and gamers.
The Razer Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset is a premium product that does everything you could ask a gaming headset to do. Sound quality on both the microphone and the headphones is fantastic. If you ever feel the need to tweak the audio, Razer's Synapse software is easy to set up, and features a ton of options (the ability to constantly rotate the colour of the LEDs being the coolest, if least functional one). While wearing them I did, in fact, feel way more immersed in the game during my Old Republic play sessions - the Dolby 7.1 Surround Sound support helps that along.
The microphone does a great job of filtering outside noises, especially handy if you're using a voice chat service. There are two sets of physical buttons on the headset - one controls the volume levels on the mic, the other controls the general audio level. This is a handy feature, which means you don't have to worry about switching out of the game to tweak your levels. The Razer Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset is also well-padded and comfortable, while still staying light enough to never bother your neck even after using it for several hours. Visit GamePro.
There are a few extra bells and whistles in store for Star Wars fans, to really set that "galaxy far, far away" vibe. The Razer Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset's design fits right in with the Star Wars films - I'd almost swear they're modelled off of some of the headsets the Rebels were wearing on Hoth. Razer has also packed in a code for a unique color crystal that soups up weapons in the Old Republic, so you can show off to people who can't even see your nifty headset.
As befitting Razer gear, there are lights. Multi-colour LEDs grace the undersides of each ear, lending a nifty halo effect to your shoulders. You can configure those lights and the headset's equalizer settings with Razer's Synapse software. The software also syncs your settings into the cloud, so you'll be able to log in and standardise your preferences across as many gaming machines as you own. The Razer Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset also comes with an interchangeable set of Republic and Empire medallions, that you can easily swap out to show your allegiance.
If you aren't quite as obsessed however, the Razer Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset becomes a harder sell. For all the great features, I just can't bring myself to overlook its one real down side: the Razer headphones cost twice as much as a run-of-the-mill gaming headset. Unless you're the kind of gamer that's been annoyed in the past by mic and headphone sound quality, it's hard to justify the extra expense.
Another minor quibble: the backlight for the interchangeable Republic and Empire symbols on the sides of the Razer Star Wars: The Old Republic Gaming Headset aren't colour-changing LEDs, so even if you're using the Empire medallions the backlight remains yellow. If you're a) a huge nerd b) an Empire player and c) someone who believe the canonical Empire colour should be red and not yellow, this can be mildly annoying. Caveat emptor, fellow Sith.
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