The poster came in the mail within the shipping date, but when I tried to put it in the 24 x 36 frame I had, I found out the measurements were off. The poster I received was 22.5 x 34. Great poster and all, but the manufacturer needs to properly measure their posters before release.
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amazon.com asked me to write a review. I am happy. They sent me a damaged poster. After just one email, they immediately sent me a new one in perfect shape. No questions asked. I will use this company in the future.
I ordered this poster to take to several conventions to be signed by the various stars of the movie. Poster is a reproduction of the posters hung in theaters, just a bit smaller. I really like it!
We love this poster. It looks great in my sons Star Wars room. Thanks
I installed the game on my Windows 7 64 bit machine, but upon trying to start it, the .exe crashes back to the desktop. Nothing online about it. No info on LucasArts’ website. I’m really at a loss. I know it says Vista/XP, but surely a newly released game would work on the newest OS, right? Maybe not. Sucks, since it looks like a fairly fun game.
It requires you to set up a windows live account or you can’t even save your progress in a single player game. I returned the game for a refund. What is there is very awkward and hard to control characters. Very unprofessional design.
Does anyone else have an issue with saving progress made in the game after completing a mission? I’m supposed to see a “continue” button on the menu screen, but at re-start all I see is “new campaign” even though we have completed about 5 missions.
The solution to the problem I posted above is to log in to Windows Live. If you don’t, it forces you to restart everytime you quit. This means of course that if you have the game on a laptop for the kids to play, and decide to visit your relatives, or go somewhere there’s no Internet access then all game progress is lost.
My biggest complaint, though, is that after my son completed the entire mission, the same game refuses to work now on the very same machine. I get an error: “Microsoft Windows has encountered a problem with Republic Heroes.exe”. I have uninstalled and reinstalled the game 3 times and it refuses to run. The game was fun whilst it lasted.