May the 4th used to be mostly about memes, marathons, and people posting the same Vader GIF like it was brand-new information. Now? It’s basically a release date. Because 2026 marks the 6th year in a row where Disney+ debuts a new Star Wars project on May the 4th — and at this point, it’s clearly not an accident. 6 Years of Star Wars Releases on May the 4th (Disney+) Here’s the streak: That’s six straight years where May 4th wasn’t just “Star Wars Day.” It was also content drop day. Why This Matters (Even If It Sounds Like a Fun Little Trivia Fact) This isn’t just a cute calendar coincidence. It says something pretty obvious about Disney’s current Star Wars strategy: May the 4th is now a marketing anchor Disney+ doesn’t need to explain May 4th releases anymore. The date sells itself. Animation is carrying the tradition Notice the…
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Celebrate Star Wars with Up to 85% Off EA’s Jedi and Battlefront Games – Sale Ends May 15
It’s not every day that you get to celebrate Star Wars with a massive discount, but here we are. EA has rolled out an epic sale, slashing prices by up to 85% on its Jedi and Battlefront games until May 15. Whether you’re looking to slice through stormtroopers with a lightsaber or blast your way across the galaxy, now’s the time to stock up. The Games on Sale If you’ve been waiting for the perfect moment to dive into Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order, your wait is over. This gem of a game is now available at a jaw-dropping discount. You get to step into the boots of Cal Kestis, a Jedi Padawan on the run from the Empire, slicing, dicing, and force-pushing your way through beautifully crafted Star Wars worlds. And then there’s Star Wars Battlefront II, the game that had a rocky start but somehow managed to claw…
General Grievous Joined Brawlhalla’s Star Wars Day Event
A Galactic Clash: Brawlhalla Meets Star Wars Brawlhalla’s May the 4th event is in full swing, and this year, the galaxy’s most formidable cyborg, General Grievous, has entered the fray. As part of the Star Wars Day celebration, players can experience a fusion of Brawlhalla’s intense platform fighting with the iconic Star Wars universe. General Grievous: The Droid General Arrives General Grievous joins Brawlhalla as a Mythic Crossover for Mako, wielding dual lightsabers (Katars) and a formidable Greatsword. His unique animations include spinning lightsaber attacks, spider-like crawls, and signature moves that pay homage to his appearances in the Star Wars saga. Players can now recreate epic battles, pitting Grievous against other Star Wars legends within the Brawlhalla arena. Star Wars Legends Return The event also sees the return of several Star Wars characters as Mythic Crossovers: Each character brings unique weapon skins, animations, and signature moves, allowing players to immerse…