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[Silas Vitalia]

I hadn't seen this linked here yet so:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PN_CP4SuoTU

It's pretty much fantastic. Imagine Star Wars as a 1980s "Starblazer" anime.

[Rin Valador]

Loved it so much that I got permission from the guy to turn his movie poster of this into a fabric poster. 

[Silas Vitalia]

Loved it so much that I got permission from the guy to turn his movie poster of this into a fabric poster. 

*space high five*

[Lyn Farel]

I saw it a few days ago. Its looks very lurish, but that's the spirit. It's a very impressive piece of work for a guy alone.

What I hated the most is the music, it ruins everything.

What I loved the most was the obvious care about the lore details and especially the obvious love the guy must have had for the x-wing series. You appreciate this anime twofold when you have played them.

[Samira Kernher]

This is the full form, but an earlier form was released a few years ago, using a track from KotOR instead. The music was much better in that earlier version IMO.

Is a very good video.

[Silas Vitalia]

This is the full form, but an earlier form was released a few years ago, using a track from KotOR instead. The music was much better in that earlier version IMO.

Is a very good video.

I loved the old one too

[Esna Pitoojee]

What was best for me was watching the video and noticing all the little hints the director drops that he's obviously played various Star Wars video games. Like, the 'incoming missile' buzzer, utility tug, and some of the TIE's control panels are from 'TIE Fighter', the Interdictor's anti-missile systems and the icons used for various TIE squadrons (the latter only visible for a fraction of a second!) are straight out of Empire At War, the strafing runs on the Corellian Corvettes all fairly popular approach methods from Battlefront II...

It's an homage to a whole bunch of things, not just 80's anime. And I loved it.

THEN I discovered the PDF linked in the video description. He's got backgrounds written out for all those characters; if he wanted to write a series basted on them, I'd totally watch it.

[Morwen Lagann]

What was best for me was watching the video and noticing all the little hints the director drops that he's obviously played various Star Wars video games. Like, the 'incoming missile' buzzer, utility tug, and some of the TIE's control panels are from 'TIE Fighter', the Interdictor's anti-missile systems and the icons used for various TIE squadrons (the latter only visible for a fraction of a second!) are straight out of Empire At War, the strafing runs on the Corellian Corvettes all fairly popular approach methods from Battlefront II...

It's an homage to a whole bunch of things, not just 80's anime. And I loved it.

THEN I discovered the PDF linked in the video description. He's got backgrounds written out for all those characters; if he wanted to write a series basted on them, I'd totally watch it.

Yeah, I clenched when I heard the missile buzzer, no lie.

XWvT and XWA, so many good hours well spent.

[Silas Vitalia]

Yeah, I clenched when I heard the missile buzzer, no lie.

Seriously, that fucking sound has been drilled into my skull, funny to hear someone else acknowledge it.

Just... had instant flashback to that game and getting missile spammed by the CPU....

ALPHA 1  !!

[Lyn Farel]

Yes, that sound was something. Be it from the first games or the later XWA.