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24th May '13 1:04:44 AM Werebazs

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*** ...It's not nearly that bad. The games are all ''full'' of new characters, and those who are carried over from prior media don't really stand out. The only cartoon to get books written about it is WesternAnimation/StarWarsTheCloneWars, which introduces those characters itself. Most games which aren't rehashes of the films have tie-in novels. Kyle Katarn is the most major game character to get any kind of role in the books without such a novel, and that role is extraordinarily minor - save for the fact that he's never killed, he doesn't stand out among the many other Jedi who are mentioned to be present. It's true that you don't get the whole story if you stay with only the novels - for example ''ShadowsOfTheEmpire'' shows different aspects of the same chain of events in the novel, the comic book, and the videogame - but generally storylines keep to themselves and wrap up without needing tie-ins to complete things, and when aspects are carried from one medium to another they get an explanation.

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23rd May '13 5:10:52 PM ChaoticBrain

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22nd May '13 1:59:42 PM DracoKanji

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