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Let’s play: Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi (1994) – SNES

Novara Skuara

Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi is a 1994 video game developed by Sculptured Software and published by LucasArts for the Super Nintendo Entertainment System (SNES), Game Boy, and Game Gear. It is the third and final installment in the Super Star Wars trilogy, following Super Star Wars and Super Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back. The game follows the story of the original Star Wars trilogy, with the player controlling characters such as Luke Skywalker, Han Solo, and Princess Leia as they fight against the Galactic Empire and Darth Vader. The gameplay consists of a combination of platforming, shooting, and puzzle-solving, with players using a variety of weapons and abilities to defeat enemies and progress through the levels. One of the standout features of Super Star Wars: Return of the Jedi is its detailed and faithful depiction of the film it is based on. The game features high-quality…

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Has Disney Failed With Star Wars Video Games?

Onisac Gnitteb

Star Wars is one of the most successful and iconic movie franchises of all time and has even had a hand in expanding the gaming landscape. There have been over 30 Star Wars video games, but Disney wants to change that and release a new SW game every six months. The franchise’s fans fear that having this much content could harm the series. Fast Release May Not Be A Good Idea Disney wants to keep the momentum for their Star Wars division by releasing new content regularly. And although the idea sounds great on paper, even if these new projects do indeed come out, many factors could wreck this plan right from the start. Disney is looking to ramp up the number of video games coming out over the next few years. While this is just an announcement, there are already some concerns about decreased demand in the market.  If…

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The Grit And Gore Of ‘KOTOR’ Shows How Star Wars Games Should Be Made

Lisa Clark

We love KOTOR and we’ve made that pretty clear in our posts over the years. KOTOR has seemed to take on a life of its own in the fandom that grew around it. And you just don’t see that anymore today. The Star Wars games that are being made aren’t hitting those same tones and creating the same feelings in the fans. What was it that made KOTOR so special? Sara Elsam has written a really great piece for LAD Bible that basically expresses everything I feel about KOTOR, and how it shows us the model for what Star Wars games should be like today. They basically say everything I would say already, so rather than repeat, here’s a snippet from Sara: “And in Knights of the Old Republic, you get to pick your destiny. You can be bad – like, really bad. Sith bad. Want to force someone to kill their best…

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A preview to the latest episode into the Lego Star Wars series – The Skywalker Saga

Onisac Gnitteb

The Lego Star Wars series has always been a success, ever since its first release in March 2005 it’s been a hit. A game that captures your imagination with fantastic animation of the lego world, alongside influxes of comedy have always made it a must have game. A game that was a part of every young gamer’s childhood and now in the holiday season 2020 it seems as if we are getting the last Lego game based on the main films, since this one will spread across all nine of them.  Fans have been waiting for a new Lego Star Wars Game for four years now and it seems as if this is the ultimate edition to this, tying together parts of all the films – an exciting time for Star Wars and gaming fans. TT games and Warner Bros, the creators of this game have only recently given us…

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New Details On Amy Hennig’s Canceled Star Wars Game

Lisa Clark

Unfortunately, I’ve had to do a lot of posts about canceled Star Wars games. And that’s because they keep getting trashed; many of them before they even have a proper chance to get started and some of them canceled right when they are close to release. It’s a tragedy, really, and today we’re going to talk about about one such game. It went by the code name Ragtag, and if you’ve been around a while, you’ll remember that I’ve written about it before. In this clip from MinnMax’s full interview about leaving EA and creating Airborne Kingdom, The Wandering Band’s Zach Mumbach and Ben Wander talk about Amy Hennig’s Star Wars project codenamed Ragtag at Visceral Games and why the game was ultimately canceled. See here: Here’s an interesting snippet: “We were making an amazingly-well crafted” 12-hour experience, but EA started throwing their weight around, and I’m thinking, this is effing…

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The Cancelled STAR WARS Episode 9 Animated

Lisa Clark

Want a little laugh in your day? This Animated Episode 9 just made my whole day. It’s a lot of fun and will give you the breakdown of what would have been for the canceled Duel of Fates. Before JJ Abrams came on board for Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker, Collin Trevorrow was slated to direct his own version, Duel Of The Fates. Unfortunately, that would never be. But, what would it have been like? Vastly different to the Episode 9 that we ended up with, it included no Emperor Palpatine, his Master Tor Vallum (using concepts from a cut character from the JJ version) more Rise Tico and General Leia, a double-sided lightsaber for Rey, Kylo Ren as the main protagonist and about the same amount of the Knights Of Ren we actually got. Here’s a great video from Mr Sunday Movies that will tell you all about…

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The Evolution Of Star Wars Games

Soeren Kamper

Star Wars mania has swept the globe once again as fans head to cinemas to see how the latest trilogy concludes. The Rise of Skywalker has generated a tremendous buzz across social media channels, fan forums, newspapers, magazines and TV shows. It serves as a reminder of the saga’s enduing popularity among multiple generations, as it has captured a special place in millions of hearts. The Rise of Skywalker is the ninth film in the sequence, which has made billions of dollars for Lucasfilm and Disney over the years. Each movie has proved to be extremely lucrative, but Star Wars merchandise is even bigger business. You can buy everything from Darth Vader coffee mugs to Chewbacca bathrobes, along with Death Star waffle makers, Wookie crocs, a C-3PO tape dispenser, a Jar Jar Binks candy tongue and a lightsaber fishing rod, plus all manner of branded backpacks, coffee cups, purses, hats, T-shirts,…

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4 cancelled Star War games we’d still love to play

Soeren Kamper

Video games allow players to try out different characteristics that they ideally would like to have. With the advancement in technology, people around the world can now place bets on Blackjack games anywhere, anytime. Various companies have developed games based on the popular Star Wars series. While looking at their roadmap for the next few years, the top-decision makers of these companies have cancelled some Star Wars games. Keep reading to know more about them. Star Wars: 1313 Star Wars: 1313 was a video game in development at LucasArts and it was revealed at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) in June 2012. The player would have to take the role of a bounty hunter named Boba Fett. He had to explore Coruscant’s underworld metropolis of Level 1313 and uncover a criminal conspiracy. The game was developed by various departments of LucasArts, Lucasfilm Animation, Skywalker Sound and Industrial Light & Magic….

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Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes: The Road Ahead – 11/20/2019

Soeren Kamper

The guys over at CAPITAL GAMES has posted another installment of the Road Ahead in Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes. In this post they are discussing some exciting changes the developers have planned for future content in Galaxy of Heroes. New Trilogy ContentWhile the Light Side Territory Battle for Geonosis completes this current chapter for Galaxy of Heroes, we’ve been delighted from all imaginative Clone Wars squads you’ve built. But for now we are transitioning to the New Trilogy and, like all of you, we were incredibly excited to see the final trailer for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker! We’re looking forward to having old friends (General Hux) and some new friends (Sith Trooper), kick off our foray into the culmination of the Skywalker Saga! While we can’t release specifics about some of the other upcoming characters and ships, we can tell you that this phase of content will…

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The list of all Star Wars themed games

Soeren Kamper

The Star Wars franchises is one of the most popular in the world. It has been on our television screens and cinemas since 1977 when the first movie was released. As time went by, the franchise has become one of the most watched, followed and having the largest fan base in the world. The characters were created by renowned George Lucas and adapted for the movies. In total the Star Wars franchise has 12 movies with a total box office earnings of $9.323 billion and presently distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. The popularity and success of the franchise has influenced the creation of numerous Star Wars themed games over the years. Fans of the franchise do not have to wait for the release of another part of the movies but can enjoy their favourite trilogy through these games. Since the 1990’s till recent times different Star Wars themed…

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Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order – Can We Trust EA?

Soeren Kamper

Normally speaking, when there’s a brand new Star Wars game on the horizon, it’s a time of great excitement for all of us. As much as we all love (and will continue to love) Star Wars: The Old Republic, it never hurts to have another game or two to play. As we already know, the final few months of this year will bring us Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order. They’ll also bring us the Star Wars: the Rise of Skywalker movie, which is just as exciting, but we focus on games on this website. We’ll leave the movie hype to somebody else! Everything we’ve seen about Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order looks fantastic. The graphics look great. The promises we’ve been made about gameplay sound outstanding. We have every reason to be placing pre-orders already – but why are so many of us reluctant to do so? The answer might…

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Lego Star Wars: Rise of TT Games

Lisa Clark

We’ve been talking about this new Lego Star Wars game and I’ve gotta tell ya, I am excited about it! Traveler’s Tales has been bringing us great Lego games for a very long time now. In fact, they’ve been putting out at least one per year for more than 15 years now. Some of those years, the UK developer put out as many as three Elgo games. They’ve made games on all your favorite famous IPs and franchises and it has been a long, glorious ride. While Lego has made their presence in video games before this, but it was the release of 2005 Lego Star Wars: The Video Game that really launched the Lego game fad. In the time that has passed since that first game, they’ve sold of 200 million copies of Lego games and over $2 Billion in revenue. TT Games will see itself come full circle…

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How Does the Star Wars Franchise Allow Low-Budget Gamers to Get Involved?

Soeren Kamper

With all the numerous Star Wars games out there to choose from, dedicated fans who want to buy them all can be faced with huge expenses. The market for games from the George Lucas-created franchise is continuing to expand, with some titles much better than others. So what is the best way for low-budget players with limited spending money to get into the games? Star Wars is Everywhere – there’s Almost too much Choice Since the release of A New Hope in 1977, Star Wars has risen to being one of the most successful franchises ever created. The space adventure is everywhere and spans films, games and every type of merchandise imaginable. Fans want to immerse themselves in Star Wars-related things as much as possible, but it can be a costly business. How Does Star Wars Draw in Players Compared to Other Games? Welcome bonuses and offers are often used in the gaming industry to…

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Capital Supremacy is Coming to Star Wars Battlefront 2 on March 26

Capital Supremacy is Coming to Star Wars: Battlefront 2 on March 26

Soeren Kamper

Dice just informed that a new game mode – Capital Supremacy is comming in Star Wars Battlefront 2. The article includes all new details such as player count, reinforcements, heroes, AI bots and more! The release date for Capital Supremacy in Star Wars Battlefront 2 is set to relase in a few day from now, on March 26 and will release with two new reinforcements: the droid commando (commando droid) and the ARC trooper. Capital Supremacy previously was called Titan mode but now we finally have an official name. Here is the news: Starting March 26, the forces of the Galactic Republic and Separatists clash in Capital Supremacy* – an immersive, Clone Wars-era authentic experience in Star Wars™ Battlefront™ II – where non-linear ground battles fuse with the thrill of invading capital ships and taking them down. Along with the update, we’re releasing our latest location, Pipeline Junction West on Geonosis, plus the Separatist…

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2019 Star Wars Gaming Forecast - What Can We Expect

2019 Star Wars Gaming Forecast – What Can We Expect?

Lisa Clark

We are all about Star Wars video games here, and we’ve been talking a lot about games of the past, current games keeping fans busy, and also the many, many canceled games that will sadly never see the light of day. So, now we’re going to talk about the future of Star Wars games. What’s in the forecast for 2019 and beyond? What are you most looking forward to? When it comes to mobile games, here’s a recap of standings: Galaxy of Heroes looks like it will remain as popular as ever. Force Arena is shutting down. Rivals was canceled. Rise to Power was also canceled. PC/ Platform Games: Battlefront II might get some new content. Vader Immortal: This is a VR game slated to release on the Occulus Quest, which is a $400 VR platform In the world of roleplaying games,The Rise of the Separatists sourcebook comes out this year! Jedi Fallen Order:  Was announced with very little…

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Star Wars Rogue Squadron 3D

Replaying the Classics: Star Wars: Rogue Squadron 3D

Lisa Clark

I do love going back in time and replaying some of my favorite games, especially when they are Star Wars games! Following this series on StarWars.com has me wanting to play all of the old golden hits all over again. In Replaying the Classics, StarWars.com revisits Star Wars games of yesteryear, examining why we loved them then and why they stand the test of time. This article covers the playing of Rogue Squadron, which was honestly one of my favorites back in the day, so I was very excited to see it being revisited. It was inspired by the Rogue Squadron comic books of the mid-90s (which I fondly remember from my youth) and was an aerial shooter style game. It was created for the N64 with the single-thumbstick gamepad when it first released but you can play it on your PC now with your favorite controller or joystick and it still…

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Star Wars – Know the Unknown Facts

Soeren Kamper

Hollywood’s excellent Star Wars movie series is the most iconic space epic genre for more than two decades. Winning the hearts of millions of fans all over the world, Star Wars has set many records not only in the box office collections but also in the retail merchandise products as well. Right from a Star War character toys to your favourite star war characters T-shirts or stationeries, they yield profitable revenue from these consumer products as well. According to statista.com, the global box office revenue of the Star Wars movies as on July 2018 is 340 million U.S dollars. This article is for the Star Wars hard-core fans that are regularly following up with the Star-War movie series. The ghostly version of Obi-Wan played by Alec initially refused the movie offer.  Sir Alec initially had some frictions with the Star Wars production team because he did not want to get…

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Star Wars: Force arena – 6/14 Update Details

Soeren Kamper

Another update is here again! This features some balance adjustments to give more exciting experiences in the arena. Other improvements are included here, so check out the details below, and get a TVG promo code for horse racing betting : ■ Balance Adjustments A Balance Patch is here to make some changes for some cards in the game. All numbers listed in the Balance Patch are based on the cards at Level 1. Dark Side Unit Balance Supreme Leader Snoke Snoke is a Dark Side Leader with a relatively high win rate in Force Arena. His physical strength and maneuverability are weak, but it is compensated by his powerful attacks and skills that uses the Force, which made it easier to stop enemies in their tracks. This has become a huge disappointment to Squad Leaders who face against him, especially those who use melee ranged Leaders. It has been decided that Snoke’s…

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Star Wars : Force Arena – 5/2 Update Details

Soeren Kamper

Another update is here again! This features some balance adjustments to hopefully give more exciting experiences in the arena. Other improvements are included here, so check out the details below: ■ Balance Adjustments A Balance Patch is here to make some changes for some cards in the game. All numbers listed in the Balance Patch are based on the cards at Level 1. Light Side Unit Balance ▶ Luke Skywalker Luke is the one of the oldest card released in the game and he is also a Leader who has been loved by many Squad Leaders. But, it is also true that he has been neglected while new powerful Leaders have been continuously released. Therefore, his Special Ability has been adjusted to make him be loved again. ▶ Ben Kenobi Along with Luke Skywalker, Ben Kenobi is a very powerful card that can change crisis into opportunity. He makes it easy to defend and…

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Every Star Wars Game Ever – 10 Minute Video Compilation

Lisa Clark

Have you ever wondered what it would be like to see every Star Wars game ever made in one video compilation? Epic, right? Well, now you can do exactly that! I love Star Wars and I love gaming. No surprise, I love Star Wars games. Never have I seen them all highlighted in one great video like this one from IGN in such a concise, but detailed way. Some of the most popular or notable games are highlighted and given more attention, but nothing is left out. See the games, their titles, the covers, and learn what platform they were on. You will see the full evolution of the Star Wars gaming universe, with it getting really exciting in the 90s up to today. The whole video is about 10 minutes long so it’s not going to take you all day, either. Get a fun, quick rundown of all these great…

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Star Wars: Force Arena – 2.5 Update Details

Soeren Kamper

Another update is finally here! Next game update will bring many new changes like new units, a new map, and a new game mode! Check out the details below to learn more of what’s in store in the 2.5 update: ■ New Legendary / Unique Cards Added! – [Resistance] Added ‘Legendary’ Card Luke Skywalker (Ahch-To). – [Resistance] Added ‘Unique’ Card ‘R2-D2’. – [First Order] Added ‘Legendary’ Card ‘Supreme Leader Snoke’. – [First Order] Added ‘Unique’ Card ‘Elite Praetorian Guards’.   – Luke Skywalker (Ahch-To) and R2-D2 can be unlocked upon reaching Tier 10 (Aurodium Challenger) in the Light Side. – Supreme Leader Snoke and Elite Praetorian Guards can be used unlocked upon reaching Tier 10 (Aurodium Challenger) in the Dark Side. – The details of each new card are based on Level 1. – Details are subject to change and we will inform you of any changes. Resistance – Light Side With the betrayal of Ben Solo – student…

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StarWars Force Arena: 2.4 Update Details… Count Dooku and General Kenobi is here!

Soeren Kamper

StarWars Force Arena has a new update! This update will include a whole host of cards and a fair amount of quality of life changes to improve the overall experience of Star Wars: Force Arena. Check it out: ■ New Legendary / Unique Cards Added! – [Galactic Republic] Added ‘Legendary’ Card ‘Obi-Wan Kenobi’‘. – [Galactic Republic] Added ‘Unique’ Card ‘Commander Cody’. – [Separatist] Added ‘Legendary’ Card ‘Count Dooku’. – [Separatist] Added ‘Unique’ Card ‘Vulture Droid’. – Obi-Wan Kenobi and Commander Cody can be unlocked upon reaching Tier 7 (Bronzium) in the Light Side. – Count Dooku and Vulture Droid can be used unlocked upon reaching Tier 7 (Bronzium) in the Dark Side. – The details of each new card are based on Level 1. – Details are subject to change and we will inform you of any changes. Galactic Republic – Light Side Obi-Wan Kenobi is one of the greatest Jedi in history. His understanding of the Force and his…

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The Best Star Wars Games on PC

Soeren Kamper

Star Wars series is undoubtedly one of the most popular and celebrated space sagas. Created by George Lucas, this series is about adventures of various characters in galaxies far away. Several PC games based on this super-hit space series have been released. But there is a different sense of enjoyment in indulging in games based on super-hit series like Star Wars. The UK Casino offers quite a lot of casino games online to relish. Here are the most popular Star Wars games for PC. Republic Commando  Republic Commando is one of the most enjoyable FPS games in the Star Wars series. It is light and tactical. Republic Commando is probably the best game to start the series with. It has a perfect blend of adult tone and lightness to it. Republic Commando is the apt opening sequence, where one can see one’s clone captain in the first person. They can…

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Star Wars Galaxy of Heroes: Upcoming Quality of Life game improvements – part 1

Soeren Kamper

Star Wars: Galaxy of heroes is getting some combat options improvements with the upcoming patch. Check it out: Greetings holotable heroes, This week we’re going to be highlighting features from our upcoming quality of life update. These features are meant to improve your play experiences and provide some other nifty improvements. Today we’re to talk about two new features, Saving Squad Configurations and Speeding Up Combat! Saving Squad Configurations: Preset Squad Configurations can now be saved and selected in the squad selection screen. This feature is very robust allowing squads to be grouped into tabs (ex. AAT Squads) and rearranged/deleted. Speed Up Combat: Combat speed can now be modified between three settings (1x, 2x, 4x). These speeds are independent of Auto or manual battle allowing increased speed while retaining manual strategy. To see these new improvements in action be sure to check out the video from MobileGamer over on his…

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