While I was writing the review of Super Star Wars I remembered a confusion that I had when I was younger with respect to this saga of movies and when I knew the existence of the Star Wars saga the new trilogy was being released, which would be prequels where we narrated the story of Anakin before becoming Darth Vader and at the time of becoming that being, however my big doubt and confusion was that I thought that Luke was the one who became Darth Vader, since not having so much notion about what I was seeing as I was very small, several of these movies I saw them in a totally wrong order, also taking into account that both Anakin and Luke share the surname Skywalker being father and son respectively, I remember spending a lot of time with that confusion and it was not until I was a little older that I could understand and see the movies in the right order. A New Hope, The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi correspond to the first trilogy, the oldest and those that were later renamed as Episodes IV, V and VI, were and are very famous movies which as I showed you in the previous Retro Review, its first movie had a video game adaptation (A New Hope) and due to the success of that first game, it was logical that they would develop a game of its sequel, which remains in the line of the first game, but has improvements in both graphics and gameplay, although perhaps not so obvious, since the first game is quite well done.

I was right in not having seen almost all of the new Rewards Cards that we were going to receive, because although I had already seen some of them before they were included in the rewards and I had put them in my list of cards I wanted to have in my collection, at least 80% of them or more I had not seen them and I am still surprised when I open a chest and I see a card I had not seen. Many of them are very good, others at competitive level may not be, but in terms of design are spectacular, a few days ago I got a card from the EARTH deck which is becoming one of my favorites of that deck, a card of the Magic Attack type quite interesting, which has a low mana cost and although it has somewhat low stats, it is a Magic Attack card that combines very well with the Obsidian summoner, as it can enhance your attack, that card is: BLACKMOOR WILD ELF.

I was able to get another of the new cards that I had already listed in my collection, a card of the WATER deck and Melee type really powerful, with really high stats which makes it a real killing machine just being in LVL 1, but logically being a card with a high level of stats in general has an equally high mana cost, that card is: COMMANDER SLADE, a card that not only I like at battle level, but in terms of its design I think it is one of the best of the new cards, of those I have seen, because equally there are several of the new cards that I have not seen and I want to keep the surprise. And surprisingly I have been getting new cards.

Star Wars is perhaps one of the biggest franchises and sagas of the film industry, not only innovated in its time with special effects, but also the way in which to tell a space story, full of epicness, action, adventure and even comedy. The movies of this saga are to my liking, they are not even close to my favorites, however the first trilogy, which is the classic one I like quite a lot, the second trilogy I think they are decent but I am not such a diehard fan of this saga, then I tried to watch the most recent trilogy but I didn't like it at all, the only recent product of the Star Wars saga that I liked is the first season of The Mandalorian, although after watching that first season I have lost track of that series and now I don't know if new seasons have been released. But leaving that aside, Star Wars is huge and maybe nowadays it is not what it was in its time, it certainly left a legacy worth admiring, so it is not surprising that video games were made based on the movies, in fact, there have been many video games based on that universe and today I will talk about a Star Wars game made for the old Super Nintendo.

This is a cross post of @freddbrito/porco-rosso-a-movie-about-redemption by @freddbrito.Porco Rosso: A movie about redemption

Despite the fact that Studio Ghibli is one of the most memorable, iconic and biggest animation studios in the film industry, I personally have seen very few series made under their label, in fact, not even five films I have seen, among which are: Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle and My Neighbor Totoro, the latter being the only one of the three films of this studio that I have never finished watching because when I started watching it many years ago I didn't like it and stopped watching it, but I think that, after 10 years, I have to give this film a chance and watch it again. Until recently those three were the only films of Studio Ghibli, even though there are many that catch my attention to see, so I decided to start watching those films of this studio that I have not yet seen and after several years I started by one that looked interesting, that film was: Porco Rosso, which is a story about an anthropomorphic pig whose profession is to be a pilot, what most caught my attention of this film is that it was the only character in this film that had the appearance of an animal, while the other characters were normal humans, so I had the suspicion that it was about some curse, although perhaps the appearance of this character is just something symbolic given the events of this film.