It was only a matter of time before the dark side found its way into the final frontier. If your Starfield playthrough is feeling a little too righteous—or just lacking some good old-fashioned Force choke energy—then the Star Wars Sith Inquisitors mod is the upgrade you didn’t know you needed. Thanks to this powerful crossover mod, Second Sister and Second Brother, two of the Empire’s most stylish and sinister enforcers from the Inquisitorius, now stalk the Settled Systems. And yes—they look every bit as terrifying in a zero-G dogfight as they do chasing Jedi through crumbling temples. Download the mod here:👉 Star Wars Sith Inquisitors – Second Sister and Brother The Inquisitorius Invades Starfield Star Wars and Bethesda games have always shared one sacred truth: the modding community goes hard. And this Sith Inquisitors mod is no lazy lightsaber reskin. It features: It’s less “cosplay in space” and more galactic…
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Jango Fett Invades Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain – A Bounty Hunter’s Guide to Tactical Espionage
Solid Snake? Please. Big Boss? Close. But what if the real infiltration legend wore Mandalorian armor, had dual pistols, and didn’t care about the Geneva Convention? Thanks to one of the slickest crossover mods out there, Jango Fett is now a playable skin in Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain. Yes, that Jango Fett—the jetpack-wearing, blaster-slinging bounty hunter and source material for an entire clone army. This isn’t just some rough reskin either. It’s a carefully crafted import that drops one of the most iconic characters from Star Wars right into Hideo Kojima’s sandbox of stealth, sand, and chaos. And it’s glorious. From Kamino to Afghanistan: Why This Mod Exists (and Works) You may not expect to see Jango Fett crouched in the long grass waiting for a supply drop, but it weirdly fits. The bounty hunter aesthetic meshes perfectly with The Phantom Pain’s open-world stealth gameplay. Both worlds…
Phineas Flynn Becomes a Jedi in Disney Infinity 3.0 – The Galaxy Wasn’t Ready
What if the summer vacation never ended, and instead of building roller coasters or teleporting across the planet, Phineas Flynn took a quick detour to become a Jedi Knight? That’s not a rhetorical question anymore, thanks to the delightfully chaotic world of Disney Infinity 3.0: Gold Edition modding, where the laws of logic (and licensing) are mere suggestions. Yes, it’s real. Phineas Flynn (Jedi) is now a fully playable modded character, complete with a lightsaber, a blaster, and an attitude that says, “Let’s beat the Empire and be home before dinner.” What Is the Phineas Flynn Jedi Mod? This mod turns the lovable brainiac from Phineas and Ferb into a full-fledged Jedi warrior, ready to take on the Dark Side and maybe design a few Star Destroyer-sized gadgets on the side. Built for Disney Infinity 3.0: Gold Edition, the mod equips Phineas with: It’s the mashup no one expected but…