It didn't use the expansion pack, *******.

Yes it did.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ninten...n_Pak_(NUS-007)

Star Wars: Rogue Squadron

Increases the resolution to 640×480 pixels.

I didn't even know that thing was useful for anything beyond a handful of later games that were too big for their cartridges. You're still an ******* though.

and you ignant mawfuka

I'll actually get to Rogue Squadron soon but I've gotten back into Etrian Odyssey V after taking a break, but I think I was due since I've got about 110 hours logged and I'm not even halfway through the game. I'd be much farther but I keep creating side parties to **** around with to see if I want to change my main party and it takes mufukkin time to level up in this game. So of course after doing this again for the singular purpose of leveling a single character to my main party's level I have to decided to put her in yet another new party of half new/half mid-level characters to see what else there is to see in classes I've not yet used. This game will never end.

I need to replay the gamecube version, rogue leader. Launch GC bros represent was at Kmart at 5am during a meteor shower.

I keep hearing that the sequel is better but having barely played it and having played the original to death I still scoff at the notion on principle.

Sequel has some claustrophobic levels that are super fun like Death Star trench / core.

I definitely remember the trench level. That's one of the few missions I played and it's emblematic of the game for me even if I don't remember exactly how it went or how good it was.

Started playing Ultra Moon. Way too hand holdy, but the mechanics are solid and there's a lot of charm in the world (in the moments where you aren't being forced to interact with annoying losers who are way too happy about getting their **** wrecked).

That being said, I've gotta say...

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