david prowse played c3po in the original star wars.
david prowse played c3po in the original star wars.
who played c3po in the original star wars?
david prowse
previously, hasbro had created a board game version of star wars monopoly, which has sold very well; 1997 was the year of a special edition version of the star wars original trilogy, so it was decided to release a video game version for the christmas season, to build on the monopoly franchise. programmer alexander g. m. smith was in charge of software design for the rules engine. the 3d crew produced a sizzle reel to show hasbro, and the project was approved. anthony daniels, who portrays the droid c3po in the star wars films, contributed his writing skills to the game. during the development process, the "simple but effective dialog boxes and 2d board were replaced by fancy animations, sound effects, and speech". due to the rushed development toward the end, certain features such as a user interface for trading immunities and futures was left out, while a japanese version of the title was postponed. the game was officially finished on october 18, 1997.
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on 28 october 2010, titan comics launched a second "star wars" magazine named star wars galaxy. it was very similar to the original style of titan's primary "star wars" comic, which underwent a change in 2008 for its fifth volume, with "galaxy" typically featuring three strips per issue, reprinted from original us comics. occasionally, "star wars galaxy" would run stories which had years previously been printed in titan's original star wars comic, such as the "star wars tales" story "resurrection". it was printed as a regular-sized comic book, similar to titan's dc collector's edition series which features titles such as "batman legends". the final issue was number 24.
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