Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
I showcase the Japanese PS2 version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy where I point out three changes in the final area of the Rescue the Princess level that were made in The Complete Saga version of the level which is that it was made impossible to kill Leia with an explosion, the elevator at the end of the hallway where three Death Star Troopers spawn was made inaccessible to the Death Star turrets so only the left and right elevators with the camera that you shoot to stop spawning more enemies take you to them and once you destroy ten TIE Fighters with the Death Star turrets, a purple stud now spawns with the other studs. A lot of people don't know these changes so here you go.
As you know, the PG-13 rating is unrestricted so one example I have of kids loving a PG-13 movie would be where after a swim lesson at Centennial Park in Wilmette in the summer of 2007 while having lunch with my father, a mother was with her son and she told me that her son's favorite Star Wars movie is Revenge of the Sith.
Before I saw the Japanese dubs of the Series 5 Thomas & Friends episodes for the first time, I had not seen a Series 5 episode from start to finish since the Houston Astros moved to the American League in 2013. Both American and UK dubs should've always used separate voice actors for the characters so it would've felt like a scripted TV show and I've know of a lot of animated shows and movies and video games where they used separate voice actors which was the right thing, even if they are inappropriate for kids. It's ridiculous hearing the narrator voice every character since it feels more like a story that's being read out loud to children, yourself or anyone else.
The LEGO Movie Videogame was available for rent in Blockbuster stores indeed, but only in franchise-owned stores which you can see in all four Blockbuster stores that 4Corry visits in a video in Sandy, Madras, Redmond and Bend, Oregon. Out of those four, the latter is the only one remaining. A main reason I'd use as to why the Sandy, Oregon Blockbuster store had to go was because it had Xbox 360, Wii, PS2 & PS3 games, but no PS4, Xbox One, DS, 3DS, Nintendo Switch or Wii U games. As a kid, I didn't care for video game rentals at all since I always thought it was better for customers to keep video games and accessories that they found. That's a main reason why I ignored Blockbuster and other movie rental stores while attending school in Wilmette District 39 because when I was little, I never liked the idea of renting DVDs & VHS from Blockbuster and these other rental stores as well.
I showcase the Japanese PS2 version of LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy where I point out three changes in the final area of the Rescue the Princess level that were made in The Complete Saga version of the level which is that it was made impossible to kill Leia with an explosion, the elevator at the end of the hallway where three Death Star Troopers spawn was made inaccessible to the Death Star turrets so only the left and right elevators with the camera that you shoot to stop spawning more enemies take you to them and once you destroy ten TIE Fighters with the Death Star turrets, a purple stud now spawns with the other studs. A lot of people don't know these changes so here you go.
As you know, the PG-13 rating is unrestricted so one example I have of kids loving a PG-13 movie would be where after a swim lesson at Centennial Park in Wilmette in the summer of 2007 while having lunch with my father, a mother was with her son and she told me that her son's favorite Star Wars movie is Revenge of the Sith.
Before I saw the Japanese dubs of the Series 5 Thomas & Friends episodes for the first time, I had not seen a Series 5 episode from start to finish since the Houston Astros moved to the American League in 2013. Both American and UK dubs should've always used separate voice actors for the characters so it would've felt like a scripted TV show and I've know of a lot of animated shows and movies and video games where they used separate voice actors which was the right thing, even if they are inappropriate for kids. It's ridiculous hearing the narrator voice every character since it feels more like a story that's being read out loud to children, yourself or anyone else.
The LEGO Movie Videogame was available for rent in Blockbuster stores indeed, but only in franchise-owned stores which you can see in all four Blockbuster stores that 4Corry visits in a video in Sandy, Madras, Redmond and Bend, Oregon. Out of those four, the latter is the only one remaining. A main reason I'd use as to why the Sandy, Oregon Blockbuster store had to go was because it had Xbox 360, Wii, PS2 & PS3 games, but no PS4, Xbox One, DS, 3DS, Nintendo Switch or Wii U games. As a kid, I didn't care for video game rentals at all since I always thought it was better for customers to keep video games and accessories that they found. That's a main reason why I ignored Blockbuster and other movie rental stores while attending school in Wilmette District 39 because when I was little, I never liked the idea of renting DVDs & VHS from Blockbuster and these other rental stores as well.
