Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes has received a small update for June 29, 2026, and this one is very much a “clean up the strange stuff” patch. No giant new character reveal. No massive raid overhaul. No galactic economic disaster disguised as a balance change. Just a pink Krayt Dragon, a few text fixes, a Rotta the Hutt materials issue, and some Clone Troopers who apparently got very confused about which war they were supposed to be fighting. Honestly, that is still more entertaining than half the galaxy’s political speeches. The Krayt Dragon Is No Longer Pink The funniest fix in the update is probably the Krayt Dragon texture issue. According to the patch notes, the Krayt Dragon was showing a pink texture, which is exactly the kind of visual bug that sounds less like a terrifying desert monster and more like someone accidentally unlocked the “premium festival skin.” That…
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Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) Mod: Female Clones — Yes, It’s Their Turn to Go to War
If you’ve ever looked at the endless ranks of clone troopers in Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) and thought, “You know what this game needs? A gender swap that’s actually multiplayer-safe,” congratulations — Female Clones is here to deliver exactly that. This mod gender-swaps all clone troopers, swapping in female voices and altered models across the clone roster. And before anyone tries to start a 400-comment culture war in your brain: relax. It’s a mod. No one is rewriting history. It’s just the women’s turn to wear the bucket and run into blaster fire. What the mod does Translation: if you want the vibe without the usual “works in arcade, explodes in multiplayer” energy, this is aiming to be the cleaner option. Why this exists (according to the creator) The mod author says they made this because the other fem clone mod was giving them issues, so they built a…
Star Wars Battlefront: Elite Squadron Released 16 Years Ago Today – A Portable Classic Worth Remembering
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…
Blade & Sorcery: Nomad – Star Wars Armor and Waves Mega-Pack 1.0
If there’s one thing that Blade & Sorcery: Nomad knows how to do, it’s turning your wildest fantasies into a virtual slugfest. Now, toss in a healthy dose of Star Wars nostalgia, and you’ve got the Star Wars Armor and Waves Mega-Pack 1.0. This mod is like handing a lightsaber to your inner child and saying, “Go have fun, kid.” Spoiler: it’s a blast. What’s Inside the Mega-Pack? Think of it as a digital toy box crammed with ten of the most iconic Star Wars characters, fully decked out in their legendary armor sets. And yes, you’re not just playing dress-up; you’re going head-to-head in epic 1v1 duels. But wait, there’s more: the pack also features two special 2v1 waves—Han & Chewie and Rex & Cody—because sometimes, you just need a bit of backup…or a bigger challenge. Each character comes equipped with custom voicelines that sound straight out of the…