Star Wars: Episode IV A New Hope, originally released as Star Wars, is a 1977 space opera film written and directed by George Lucas. It is the first part of the Star Wars original trilogy and the first Star Wars film released. The film is set 19 years af
The Republic does not have to wait long for Darth Angral's next move—using a tracking device planted by Din before his death, the Republic locates Angral's warship in the Uphrades system, but when the Knight arrives there, the fertile agriworld Uphrades has been utterly devastated by som...
The warship then set forth to Yavin 4, where the Rebels were in the midst of a rushed ...
now serving an Empire without an Emperor. He struggled to maintain order, but many warship command...
Among them is the badly-damaged warship USS Defiant commanded by Lieutenant Commander Worf. With the ship under heavy fire and its shields and weapons gone, he orders that the Defiant ram the cube when he is informed that the Enterprise has arrived. As the Defiant's survivors are beamed ...
damn bit of difference if the line of warship-dealers stretches out the door and back into the casino. SoThe Last Jedicorrectly diagnoses the problem of Star Wars: that it’s trapped in an endless, ultimately pointless cycle of escalating violence, driven by the profit motives of people we ...
Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II is an Action Role-playing and Single-player video game, enabling the player controls the actions of the character. It takes place in the fictional universe of Star Wars 4,000 years before the events of the movie developed by Obsidian Entertainment an...
As promised, we head to Trill, where the next clue awaits our crew. A pattern found in the clue from the last stop turns out to be the facial spot pattern (matchable like a fingerprint) of an 800-year-old Trill named Jinaal Bix. The Bix symbiont still survives all these centuries lat...
A collection of over 150 different vessels from the past 4 centuries, including British, United States, French warship class ships as well as many privately owned vessels bearing the name Enterprise. From the Enterprise of England in 1587 all the way to Starship Enterprise NCC-1701D."A very ...