Sixteen years ago today, Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron launched on PSP and Nintendo DS — delivering one of the most ambitious handheld Star Wars shooters ever made. Yep, before Battlefront II stole our hearts (and hours of our sleep), Elite Squadron was busy proving that you didn’t need a console to wage a galactic war. And honestly? It still deserves more love. A Battlefront Experience Built for Players on the Move Released on November 3, 2009, Elite Squadron let fans jump into massive Star Wars battles from their handhelds — at a time when most portable shooters could barely handle a laser pointer, let alone the Battle of Hoth. The game delivered: The PSP version especially felt like a full-scale Battlefront game squeezed into your backpack — and for a generation of fans, it was their Battlefront. X2, Clone Lore, and a Surprisingly Strong Story Long before Clone Wars…
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Star Wars: The Force Unleashed – Ultimate Sith Edition Released 15 Years Ago Today!
Fifteen years ago today, Star Wars: The Force Unleashed – Ultimate Sith Edition hit consoles and PCs, unleashing the full dark side experience for fans across the galaxy. Originally developed by LucasArts, this expanded edition of the 2008 hit brought together all the base game content, the DLC missions, and a chilling glimpse at what might have been if Starkiller — Darth Vader’s secret apprentice — had fully embraced the Sith. Released on November 3, 2009, the Ultimate Sith Edition was a definitive package for fans of action, lightsaber combat, and Force-powered mayhem. It wasn’t just a re-release; it was a darker, more complete story that bridged the gap between the classic and prequel trilogies in new and imaginative ways. The Power of the Dark Side, Amplified The Ultimate Sith Edition included all previously released downloadable content, such as: This expanded content cemented the Force Unleashed universe as one of…
Star Wars Battlefront Mobile Released 20 Years Ago Today!
Two decades ago, before mobile gaming became the billion-credit industry it is today, Star Wars Battlefront Mobile blasted onto tiny phone screens and brought the galactic war to the palms of players everywhere. Released 20 years ago today, this forgotten gem marked one of the earliest attempts to shrink the Battlefront experience into a mobile format — long before smartphones or high-definition touchscreens existed. A Pocket-Sized Galactic War Back in 2005, mobile gaming was still in its infancy. The iPhone was years away, and most players were tapping away on Nokia or Sony Ericsson keypads. That’s where Star Wars Battlefront Mobile arrived — a 2D, top-down strategy-style adaptation inspired by the hit console title Star Wars Battlefront (2004). Developed by THQ Wireless under license from LucasArts, the game allowed players to command the Republic, the Separatists, the Rebel Alliance, or the Galactic Empire, capturing command posts and battling through iconic…
Last Chance to Join the Solo: A Star Wars Story Event in LEGO Star Wars: Castaways
If you’ve been exploring the galaxy in LEGO Star Wars: Castaways, now’s the time to jump into hyperspace — because this is your final chance to take part in the Solo: A Star Wars Story event! The limited-time celebration is wrapping up soon, giving players one last opportunity to earn exclusive Solo-themed cosmetics and show off their scoundrel style before the event disappears faster than the Millennium Falcon in a Kessel Run. Celebrate Han, Chewie, and the Crew in Style The Solo: A Star Wars Story event brings back the swagger and style of everyone’s favorite scruffy-looking nerf herder. Players can unlock a variety of cosmetic rewards inspired by the film — from Corellian jackets to smuggler-inspired accessories and more. Whether you want to channel your inner Han Solo, gear up like Qi’ra, or show off your best Lando Calrissian cape flair, this event has you covered. And yes, even…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Content Update 10/29: Zuckuss Arrives, Cad Bane Buffed, and More
The galaxy is buzzing once again as Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes rolls out its October 29th content update, and this one’s packed with fresh content, long-awaited fixes, and a few spooky surprises to close out the Halloween season. From a new kit reveal to bug fixes involving some of the game’s most powerful heroes, let’s dive into everything new in this week’s update. Zuckuss Joins the Hunt The biggest highlight of this update is the official kit reveal for Zuckuss, the legendary Gand Findsman and Force-sensitive Bounty Hunter.This new Dark Side Tank and Leader synergizes heavily with 4-LOM and other Dark Side Bounty Hunters, bringing foresight mechanics, protection recovery, and mass assists to the faction. Players can unlock Zuckuss through his Marquee Event, starting November 4th at 11 a.m. Pacific, with new abilities such as: You can read the full breakdown here: Zuckuss Kit Reveal Ghouls Just Wanna Have…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Kit Reveal: Zuckuss Joins the Hunt
The Bounty Hunters just got a major upgrade. The Force-sensitive tracker Zuckuss is joining Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes as a new Dark Side Tank, Leader, and Unaligned Force User, bringing fresh synergy, survivability, and foresight mechanics that shake up the Bounty Hunter meta. His arrival in the game’s latest Marquee Event starts on November 4th at 11 a.m. Pacific, and fans of classic Star Wars lore are already buzzing. A Findsman Enters the Fight Zuckuss isn’t your average mercenary. In Star Wars lore, he’s a Gand Findsman, part of an ancient order of Force-sensitive bounty hunters who use ritual and foresight to track their prey across the stars. That mystical tracking ability directly inspires his new in-game mechanics — specifically his use of the Foresight buff, which he wields both defensively and offensively. This version of Zuckuss works best as a Leader, offering massive survivability and protection recovery to…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – The Coven of Shadows Event Brings Morgan Elsbeth and Night Troopers to Battle
Dark whispers echo across the galaxy once again. The latest limited-time event in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes — Coven of Shadows — arrives on October 31st, pitting players against Morgan Elsbeth, her haunting Night Troopers, and the sinister Death Troopers of Peridea. This eerie new event challenges even the most seasoned players, rewarding those brave enough to face the darkness with valuable credits, character shards, and rare Relic materials. Face the Shadows of Peridea The Coven of Shadows event draws heavily from the Ahsoka series lore, letting players relive the terrifying power of Morgan Elsbeth and her undead forces. Featuring three escalating tiers of difficulty, this limited-time event requires both strategic preparation and some of the game’s most powerful heroes. To conquer the darkness, you’ll need the guidance of Padawan Sabine Wren and Galactic Legend Ahsoka Tano, with the exiled Jedi Ezra Bridger joining as a borrowed ally in…
Star Wars: The Clone Wars Video Game Was Released on This Day in 2002!
Before The Clone Wars became one of the most beloved animated series in Star Wars history, it was a video game that let fans jump into the chaos of the galactic conflict firsthand. Released on October 28, 2002, Star Wars: The Clone Wars arrived for PlayStation 2, GameCube, and Xbox, giving players their first taste of large-scale Republic vs. Separatist warfare long before the TV series expanded the saga. A Forgotten Gem from the Early 2000s Developed by Pandemic Studios (the same team that would later create Star Wars: Battlefront), The Clone Wars video game dropped players into the cockpit of iconic vehicles like the AT-TE, Republic Gunship, and Speeder Bikes, as well as letting them take control of Jedi heroes such as Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi, and Mace Windu. Unlike many games of its era, it focused heavily on vehicular combat and large-scale battles, making players feel like they…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Community Conquest Milestone Event (Updated 10/28)
The holotables are heating up once again! Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes has officially launched a brand-new Community Conquest Milestone Event, giving players a galaxy-sized reason to dive back into battle. Appropriately (and hilariously) dubbed “Beat Up Your Bosses!”, this community-driven challenge asks players to defeat Conquest bosses across the game to unlock shared rewards for everyone. Beat Up Your Bosses – The Milestone Explained The event is simple, but it packs some serious community spirit. Every time players defeat a Conquest boss, it contributes to a global progress bar. When the community hits specific milestones, everyone receives rewards — with the total number of Conquest bosses defeated unlocking even greater prizes. Here’s the full breakdown of the milestones and their corresponding rewards: Every milestone reached increases the total reward pool for the entire community — so the more players participate, the bigger the haul for everyone. Building Up to…
Star Wars Jedi: Survivor Black Series 3-Pack — Now Discounted to $29.99
Good news for Star Wars collectors and Jedi: Survivor fans — Hasbro’s Star Wars The Black Series 3-pack featuring Cal Kestis, Turgle, and Skoova Stev has just dropped to $29.99 (US) / £37.99 (UK) on Amazon. 👉 Order now on Amazon before it sells out — these limited collector sets tend to disappear faster than a Jedi on the run. A Fan-Favorite Trio from Jedi: Survivor This exclusive Black Series 3-pack brings together three fan-favorite characters from Star Wars Jedi: Survivor — the hit sequel to Jedi: Fallen Order. Each figure features the premium articulation, detailed sculpting, and game-accurate accessories that make the Black Series a cornerstone of modern Star Wars collecting. Why This Deal Is Worth It At launch, this set retailed closer to $70, but with the current $29.99 price tag, it’s easily one of the best Star Wars Black Series deals of the year. You’re effectively paying…
On This Day 15 Years Ago: Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II Unleashed Its Power
Fifteen years ago today—October 26, 2010—the galaxy trembled once more as Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II hit store shelves. It was the sequel to one of the most ambitious Star Wars video games ever made, and it brought back the one man powerful enough to challenge Darth Vader himself: Starkiller. Armed with two lightsabers, a serious case of identity crisis, and enough Force power to tear an AT-ST in half, Starkiller’s second act was fast, furious, and far too short. But despite its brief runtime, The Force Unleashed II remains a defining moment in Star Wars gaming history—equal parts spectacle, chaos, and emotional turmoil. The Power Fantasy Turned Up to 11 The original Force Unleashed gave fans the dream of tossing Stormtroopers off platforms and hurling TIE Fighters like frisbees. The sequel said, “You liked that? Let’s crank it to 11.” From the moment you fire up the game,…
Star Wars Outlaws Demo Lands on Nintendo Switch 2 — Explore Tatooine for Free
The galaxy just got a little more accessible. Ubisoft and Lucasfilm Games have officially released a Star Wars Outlaws demo for the Nintendo Switch 2, letting fans experience a slice of the Outer Rim for free. For the first time, Switch 2 players can step into the boots of Kay Vess, the rogue smuggler making her mark between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. The demo offers a few hours of gameplay, taking you across the sun-scorched dunes and bustling cantinas of Tatooine — a perfect playground for scoundrels, spice traders, and bounty hunters alike. What’s in the Star Wars Outlaws Demo According to Ubisoft’s official announcement, the Switch 2 demo includes: The demo lasts roughly 2–3 hours, depending on how much you explore or chase down side contracts. Optimized for the Nintendo Switch 2 The demo also shows off Ubisoft’s optimization for the Switch 2 hardware,…
Star Wars: Outlaws Soundtrack Earns Prestigious GRAMMY Nod
The galaxy far, far away has hit the red carpet. The soundtrack for Star Wars: Outlaws is officially up for major GRAMMY recognition — marking an exciting moment for video-game music, Star Wars storytelling and the dynamic art of interactive scores. According to official sources, the score landed a nomination in the category “Best Score Soundtrack for Video Games and Other Interactive Media” at the 67th Annual GRAMMY Awards. Why This Nomination Matters What does a GRAMMY nomination mean for a video-game soundtrack? Plenty. Inside the Score: What Makes It Stand Out According to the official Star Wars article, Roget II wrote a soundtrack that stayed true to the saga’s mythic heritage while pushing into fresh territory. Highlights: The GRAMMY Categories & Context Here are the key categories where the soundtrack is reportedly being pushed (or has been recognized): This nomination comes at a time when video game scores are…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Smuggler’s Run III Update Brings More Profit, More Chaos
Ah, Holotable Heroes! Gather ’round, because everyone’s favorite pirate has a new business venture. The Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes team has officially unveiled the Smuggler’s Run III update, featuring fresh rewards, rebalanced event cadences, and—naturally—Hondo Ohnaka’s flair for profit. This is one of the biggest overhauls to the Smuggler’s Run event series yet, streamlining cadence while boosting overall rewards to make sure your efforts (and your loot) feel even more worthwhile. And as Hondo himself would say: “A pirate always delivers!” A Smuggler’s Life: What’s Changing in Smuggler’s Run III Starting in November 2025, Galaxy of Heroes players can expect a new event rotation designed to keep things balanced, rewarding, and just a bit unpredictable—like any good smuggling operation. Here’s how the new cadence will work: So instead of frequent but smaller payouts, each run will now hit harder with increased rewards per event. That means fewer repetitive grinds…
Star Wars: Outlaws – Patch 3 Lands on Nintendo Switch 2 with Key Fixes
What’s New in Patch 3? Gamers playing Star Wars: Outlaws on the Nintendo Switch 2 now have access to Patch 3, an update packed with gameplay improvements, technical fixes and polish across story missions, visuals and user experience. According to the published notes: Here’s a quick breakdown of the headline changes: Why These Fixes Matter Switch 2 players now have reason to revisit the galaxy far, far away with renewed confidence. The updates tackle persistent problems that impacted immersion and gameplay fluidity—especially texture issues, fixable performance bugs, and storyline glitches. For example: What You Should Do Now Final Thoughts Patch 3 for Star Wars: Outlaws on Nintendo Switch 2 might not bring flashy new content—no new planet or hero has arrived yet—but it significantly refines the experience for existing players. Addressing long-standing mission bugs, environmental issues and accessibility problems shows that the developers are serious about delivering a smoother, more…
Star Wars: Unlimited – Trailer Launch for Intro Battle: Hoth
A Fresh Start on Hoth 🧊 For fans of Star Wars and trading card games alike, there’s a new entry worth your attention. Star Wars: Unlimited has just released a trailer for its newest product, Intro Battle: Hoth, and it’s designed to bring new players into the fold with style. The official product page describes it as “the perfect introduction to Star Wars: Unlimited,” letting you recreate one of the most iconic battles in the saga. Order via Amazon What the Trailer Shows The trailer sets the scene: Echo Base under attack, Rebel determination facing Imperial might, and two ready-to-play decks — one for Darth Vader’s assault, one for Leia Organa’s defence. According to the product website, “choose from two pre-built, ready-to-play decks… take command of Darth Vader’s invading Imperial army, or lead Leia Organa’s entrenched Rebel forces.” The visuals give a clear impression of easy onboarding, themed play, and the…
Star Wars: Eclipse – Quantic Dream Confirms Development Still Underway
At long last, the silence around Star Wars: Eclipse is broken. Quantic Dream has issued a public update confirming that development of the project is continuing, despite years of quiet and speculation. This reassurance offers hope to fans of the saga who’ve been wondering what became of the game that was revealed at The Game Awards back in 2021. What We Know So Far Announced in December 2021, Star Wars: Eclipse is set during the High Republic era—a time of relative peace and expansion for the Jedi and the Galactic Republic. The game is being developed by Quantic Dream in collaboration with Lucasfilm Games and promises multiple playable characters, branching narratives, and new worlds to explore. Despite numerous rumors of delays, studio troubles, and staffing challenges, Quantic Dream’s leadership has reassured stakeholders that the project is moving forward. CEO Guillaume de Fondaumière and founder David Cage both emphasized that their teams…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Update Notes (October 15, 2025)
The Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes development team has dropped a fresh round of updates—and this one’s packed with content that will make both collectors and theorycrafters happy. From two new character kits to event updates and bug fixes, here’s everything you need to know about the October 15, 2025 patch. New Character Kits: The Stranger and 4-LOM Two of the most anticipated Dark Side additions have finally landed in the holotables: Both characters bring entirely new mechanics that expand the game’s Dark Side meta—especially for players who thrive in Grand Arena and Territory Battles. If you missed their detailed reveals, check out the full kit breakdowns now live in-game and on the official forums. Additive Drops, Fleet Updates, and More Players looking to power up their rosters have plenty of reasons to grind this week: Bug Fixes and Technical Improvements Capital Games also rolled out several key fixes that…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Kit Reveal: The Stranger
The shadows stir once again in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. EA Capital Games has unveiled The Stranger, the enigmatic Sith figure from The Acolyte, and he’s bringing a whole new level of power and precision to the Dark Side. With his terrifying calm and mastery of Cortosis-enhanced combat, The Stranger is designed to obliterate Jedi and Unaligned Force Users — and he’s not here to play fair. Available through Conquest, The Stranger stands as one of the most lethal Sith attackers ever introduced in the game. His kit focuses on instant defeat mechanics, speed stacking, and reactive damage, all while empowering his team of “Acolytes.” The Stranger at a Glance This isn’t your typical Sith bruiser. The Stranger uses Cortosis Armor — a new mechanic that punishes anyone foolish enough to strike him — and possesses multiple abilities capable of instantly defeating enemies under specific conditions. He’s fast, methodical,…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Kit Reveal: 4-LOM
The galaxy’s most logical hunter is back in action. EA Capital Games has officially revealed the full kit for 4-LOM, the calculating droid bounty hunter best known from The Empire Strikes Back. Once a protocol droid, 4-LOM has turned his talents toward more profitable (and deadly) pursuits — and his new Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes kit reflects that perfectly. With a toolkit built around debuffs, synergies, and a brand-new mechanic called Corrupted Translation, 4-LOM brings fresh strategy and control options to Dark Side Bounty Hunter teams. 4-LOM Overview This cold and calculating killer is more than just another Bounty Hunter. His skills combine the analytical precision of a droid with the tactical aggression of a true mercenary. Key Attributes Inspiration The developers describe 4-LOM as the “dark mirror” of C-3PO, blending protocol-level logic with deadly intent. His Corrupted Translation mechanic reflects his ability to “hack” and disrupt opponents’ systems…
On This Day: LEGO Star Wars – The Complete Saga Released on PC
It’s time to celebrate one of the most iconic and beloved Star Wars games of all time. On this day, LEGO Star Wars: The Complete Saga was officially released for PC, uniting all six films in one hilarious, brick-filled adventure. Originally developed by Traveller’s Tales and published by LucasArts, The Complete Saga combined the charm of LEGO Star Wars: The Video Game and LEGO Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy into a single, definitive package. It wasn’t just a re-release — it was the ultimate LEGO Star Wars experience. A Galactic Remix of Nostalgia For the first time, PC players could experience the full Star Wars saga — from The Phantom Menace to Return of the Jedi — rebuilt with improved graphics, smoother performance, and hundreds of collectible characters. The game offered: It was everything fans loved about Star Wars, but with extra slapstick and a sprinkle of plastic brilliance….
Star Wars: Beyond Victory Review – The Force Meets Mixed Reality (Sort Of)
There’s something timeless about podracing. The thunder of twin engines, the screech of a too-sharp turn, the danger that makes it all so intoxicating — Star Wars: Beyond Victory taps into that legacy and brings it right into your living room. Designed exclusively for Meta Quest 3, this new mixed reality (MR) title aims to make you feel like the Force is racing across your coffee table. The result? A visually stunning experiment that’s part Anakin’s workshop, part Lego set brought to life, and part “wait, why is my podracer in the fruit bowl?” It’s a game that swings for the stars — even when it doesn’t always hit hyperdrive speed. A Galaxy Built Around You From the first moment Beyond Victory boots up, you’ll realize this isn’t your typical VR adventure. The game transforms your room into a Star Wars diorama — podracers zoom across your desk, droids scuttle…
Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes – Investigation: Failed Purchased Bundles
A new update from EA Capital Games confirms that the team is investigating a store issue affecting bundle purchases in Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes. Some players who recently bought specific bundles received crystals instead of the advertised items, prompting the developers to pull the affected offers from the in-game store. “We are aware there are a couple bundles that are resulting in a failed purchase and giving crystals instead of the goods of the bundle. We have removed those bundles from the store. Once we figure out the issue, the people who had failed purchases will have the bundle sent to their account.”— EA Capital Games The developers have apologized for the inconvenience and assured players that anyone impacted by this bug will automatically receive the correct bundle contents once the issue is resolved. What Players Should Know What Happens Next Capital Games is investigating the cause and plans…
Star Wars: Jedi Knight – Dark Forces II Released on This Day in 1997!
On this day in 1997, Star Wars: Jedi Knight – Dark Forces II hit store shelves, changing Star Wars gaming forever. Developed by LucasArts, the game marked the first time players could truly experience the thrill of wielding a lightsaber and using Force powers in first-person 3D — long before modern Jedi titles like Jedi: Survivor or Fallen Order came along. It was ambitious, cinematic, and way ahead of its time. And yes — it starred Kyle Katarn, everyone’s favorite mercenary-turned-Jedi, whose moral grayness and charm made him one of the most iconic characters in Star Wars Legends. A Revolution in Star Wars Gaming Dark Forces II built on the foundation of the original Dark Forces (1995), but added something fans had been dreaming about: Jedi combat. Players could choose between the light and dark sides, use Force powers like Push, Grip, and Lightning, and even engage in thrilling lightsaber…