Yeah only PSVR. I actually bought the PSVR just to play that game. Luckily I liked it and bought more games lol. The graphics are stellar but the headset itself doesn't have the sharpest image. Imagine looking through a screen door. The immersion factor, though, more than makes up for it. You genuinely feel like you're sitting in an X-wing. They replicate the cockpit down to every switch and button. Almost everyone that's come over my house and tried it ended up buying one. The only downside is most of the games are short. Fun, but short.
I was thinking exactly the same thing -- because it reminded me that, for the first six to eight years I was in my current job (I'm now in my 21st year), there was a guy here -- an engineer -- who did work on the Apollo programs. I never wanted to pepper him with questions about it, partly because no one else did it; I more or less took my cue from that, I think. I had worked here for three or four years before I even learned he had been involved. Therefore, I couldn't tell you what he did, other than I once heard him mention specifically that he had worked on the Saturn V in some capacity. He retired years ago and is now in his late 70s. He still nominally lives here in town, but I believe he and his wife spend most of their time on the road in a motor home. A really nice, friendly guy.
You do know there is a spoiler tag, right?
I think it comes about because there is a lot of immaturity in these new films pandering to kids. The original set of films (actually it did start in ROTJ) are done in a very adult way even though they are targeted at the younger generation. Young people aren't stupid, and unfortunately these films add to much nonsense in them to make them frankly quite forgettable, and for that reason I think I would have felt the same even if you took away the Star Wars labelling. Rogue One on the other hand kept it simple and didn't have any of the rubbish overdone scenes or stupid ironing board jokey bits to warrant it as a pretty decent film, which I actually do enjoy rewatching.
1. I never previous gave it thought though I guess I may have assumed they were propelled rather than dropped, where as in the latest tosh you see them physically dropped. I guess in empire I can interpret it rather than be shown/told it.
He's about as reliable as flintlock firing in a heavy rain.
that's the way i feel! How about star wars theory?
I've only seen some by hellogreedo and star wars explained
