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The George Lucas Special Edition Star Wars: The Force Awakens Teaser Adds Everything That Was Missing
Less than 48 hours after the release of the Star Wars teaser, someone went and added everything George Lucas probably felt was missing.
It's the George Lucas special edition cut from YouTube channel timtimfed and Michael Shanks. It takes all of the additions added to Star Wars following its release, and shoe-horns them into the recent teaser. The deepest cut has to be the unnecessary rocks for the droid, which is a call-out to the the 2013 Blu-ray release which added extra rocks for no discernible reason.
The timtimfed Youtube channel has brought us many great videos over the years including Booker DeWitt's life after BioShock Infinite, Mario Kart Olympic speed skating, the best ways to play Dishonored and Hitman, the Chell and Gordon Freeman join forces video, and my personal favorite – A day in the of Max Payne.
For the best way to experience all the scenes from the Star Wars teaser in video game form, head here.
[Source: timtimfed on YouTube, @timtimfed]
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