Digital Midi-Chlorians

Chewie supports the rebels at Sony's E3 meeeting. After a long healthy peace in the Republic of PS, the evil Empire of Microsoft X threatens to stamp out gaming freedom. With the help of Wookies and Japanese they unveil a new weapon in the fight for gaming freedom again. The new PSP,w/special edition Star Wars silver.

- 33% lighter

- 19% thinner

- For PS3, better games this year all around (ex: Metal Gear Solid: 4)

"Takin' you down at the knees!"

Yet out of sight and underfoot, the less advanced and miniature Wii-Ewoks fight their own challenges as they continue to swing the tide away from the empire. Small, but nimble and clever, they show new tools in the Rebellion...

- little high tech foot controller

- new Duck Hunt gun

- way fun games

- other new peripherals

and the best handheld system... with effin' Contra 4! even the music is 80's....

Circa 1979

Flash Chewie

Chewie has gone cute and as always utilitarian.

Not only that, but the whole Star Wars crew has their own designer flash drive line by Mimoco. Who knew? The Lodge knows ... no boundaries for Star Wars.

Well, your wives or girlfriends will love 'em.

Mail by Empire or Rebel delivery?

So, in addition to the new R2 mailbox unit the Post Office is not quitting on us and giving all Star Wars heads continued joy with commemorative postage stamps.


There are a series of different stamps from the old school & new school trilogies that are going to be put into circulation. Of course you can vote on your favorite stamps now since USPS is going all out on this one to make serious sticker sales.

Individual stamps feature:
• Darth Vader.
• Yoda.
• Obi-Wan Kenobi.
• Han Solo and Chewbacca.
• Anakin Skywalker fighting Obi-Wan Kenobi.
• Queen Padme Amidala.
• Luke Skywalker.
• Princess Leia Organa with R2-D2.
• Emperor Palpatine.
• Darth Maul.
• Imperial Stormtroopers.
• Boba Fett.
• The Millennium Falcon.
• An X-wing fighter.
• C-3PO.

Really, I see the countermove of the post office to make nostalgic eye-candy while at the same time raising the postage rate to 41cents. I remember the good old days of Republic when Padme kept postage at a steady 22cents...