Hi. I'm Rob. I used to believe that "film tie-in" games = quality games

[Abraham Smashington]

Fuck yeah they were. Tie Fighter for the win.

[Nathan]

I would still play them if I could get them to work with Vista. Need a joystick too.

[Abraham Smashington]

Well the news is that they are working on an updated version of X-Wing/Tie Fighter so maybe we can all play soon. Although, it'll probably be on the 360/ps3 and it really needs to be on the PC. I had all of those fucking keys memorized back in the day and could cycle my power between my front/rear shields and guns faster than you could bullseye a womprat in your T-16.

[Ed Hocken]

We can all point to the one video game company responsible for this. LJN, and it was because MCA then owner of Universal owned LJN, which is why you had all of those shitty NES games.

Of course I always like the beat-em-up of Batman Returns.

[Nathan]

Well the news is that they are working on an updated version of X-Wing/Tie Fighter so maybe we can all play soon. Although, it'll probably be on the 360/ps3 and it really needs to be on the PC. I had all of those fucking keys memorized back in the day and could cycle my power between my front/rear shields and guns faster than you could bullseye a womprat in your T-16.

Totally agree that it needs to be on PC. The power rates were crucial.

[nerdious dorkus]

Well the news is that they are working on an updated version of X-Wing/Tie Fighter so maybe we can all play soon. Although, it'll probably be on the 360/ps3 and it really needs to be on the PC. I had all of those fucking keys memorized back in the day and could cycle my power between my front/rear shields and guns faster than you could bullseye a womprat in your T-16.

Nerd.

[Nathan]

Nerd.

Pot, meet kettle.

[B_Metal]

Lulz. Nate FTW.