Sentences with phrase «blaster fire»

A digital short from this week's episode of Saturday Night Live, which was unfortunately cut for time, set out to confront that issue, amid a hail of blaster fire.

Blasting through Maz Kanata's castle, or running through the trees with Ewoks scrambling to avoid blaster fire feels better than ever.

Disney and Lenovo have teamed up for Star Wars: Jedi Challenges, an augmented reality game where players wield a lightsaber to fight enemies like Kylo Ren, fend off blaster fire from Stormtroopers, and play Holochess.

The sights and sounds of lightsabers and blaster fire encapsulate every child - like midichlorian in your body.

The voiceover stand - ins for heroes like Han Solo and Luke Skywalker may not sound the best, but the audio recreation of cacophonous blaster fire, frantic lightsaber whirring, and intense space battles made it sound like you were in the middle of a Lucasfilm production.

Finally both characters can block incoming blaster fire with their Lightsabers.

We can all remember moments when her quick - thinking blaster fire helped the Rebels out of trouble.

Ideally, you want to position your units around cover, with full cover completely protecting them from damage so long as it's standing between your unit and the enemy's shots, and half cover having a 50 % chance of protecting units from straight blaster fire if it's in the way.

It's not quite a lightsaber deflecting blaster fire to kill other storm troopers, but it certainly feels like you're wielding the force.

From the sights (AT - ATS in action, a semi-complete Death Star, new Stormtroopers), sounds (that iconic dark side score, that blaring alarm, that sweet zap of blaster fire) and new characters (Felicity Jones «already amazing rebel protagonist, Ben Mendelssohn as an evil Empirial commandeer, Forest Whitaker going all Ghost Dog (is he a Jedi?

From minor planetary explosions to blaster fire, there's not any sound that goes unnoticed.

Director Rian Johnson has taken some blaster fire for cutting poignant scenes of John Boyega's Finn from The Last Jedi, and his explanation doesn't leave me feeling any better about his choices.

Unlike other Star Wars games, where you are forced to gad about with your lightsaber constantly humming away, a short sharp press on the relevant face button will see your character dis - ignite their blade and tuck it into their pocket, or bring it bursting into life just in time to deflect that stray bit of blaster fire.

-- and melted half the ship's innards in a hail of blaster fire.

A homing missile and a very long lasting shield which blocks all blaster fire (but not missiles).

Without a single player campaign to allow players to appreciate the quality worlds, you're stuck rushing from point to point avoiding the blaster fire of your enemies and are subjected to the commentary of whiny, foul - mouthed racists.

Here you can see the new maps, a lot of blaster fire, the two new heroes, some explosions, more blaster fire, hero abilities, yet more blaster fire and explosions and finally a witty Easter Egg...

I had an easy time pinpointing enemy footsteps and gunfire in Halo 5, and the sounds of blaster fire and thermal detonator explosions in Star Wars: Battlefront were rich and full.