The galaxy has been buzzing with excitement since SWTOR Game Update 7.7 dropped. Like a well-placed thermal detonator, this update shook things up with fresh content, quality-of-life improvements, and enough tweaks to keep even the most dedicated bounty hunter busy. If you’ve missed the details or just want a breakdown of what’s new and shiny, you’re in the right place. New Flashpoint: Echoes of Vengeance Nothing screams “Star Wars” quite like a new Flashpoint, and Echoes of Vengeance delivers on all fronts. Players are thrust into a chaotic battle with new enemies, challenging bosses, and a storyline that dives deeper into galactic conflicts. If you like your blaster fights with a side of epic lore, this one’s for you. You’ll be cutting your way through enemy lines, discovering hidden secrets, and probably asking yourself, “Did that just happen?” as you blast your way to victory. The loot? Oh, it’s good…. 5n1024
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Fortnite has always been that game where you can be anyone, from a banana with an attitude to the literal Dark Lord of the Sith. But if recent chatter in the community is anything to go by, it seems like players are craving something more permanent—an all-out, galactic Star Wars game mode. The Galactic Call for More Over the years, Fortnite has dabbled with Star Wars events that left players wanting more. Lightsabers, blaster rifles, and even full-blown space battles have popped up during limited-time events. But now, the Fortnite community is raising their collective voices (and probably their V-Bucks) for something a bit more long-term—a Star Wars game mode that sticks around for good. Why? Because who wouldn’t want to drop out of a battle bus straight into Mos Eisley, lightsaber in hand, ready to duel it out with Bounty Hunters and Jedi alike? The events have been fun,…
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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 s 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…
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On this very day back in 2005, the Star Wars: Episode III – Revenge of the Sith video game was unleashed upon the galaxy—and also onto PlayStation 2, Xbox, and Game Boy Advance. Now, two decades later, it stands as a beautifully chaotic reminder of the golden era when movie tie-in games were a thing and nobody questioned why Jedi had infinite lives. Sure, the movie was filled with heartbreak, lava, and sand-related betrayal. But the game? The game gave you the chance to play through all of it—with lightsaber combos, co-op duels, and more Force powers than Palpatine on an energy drink. So let’s jump into hyperspace and take a nostalgic look at what made this game such a cult favorite—and why, 20 years later, it still deserves a round of applause from anyone who’s ever yelled, “You were the Chosen One!” into their controller. 🎮 What Was the…
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There’s chaos. There’s carnage. There’s Palpatine cackling somewhere in the background. It must be May the 4th in Star Wars Battlefront II, and this year’s celebration doesn’t hold back. DICE has hit the big red button labeled “UNLIMITED POWER” and turned the multiplayer battlefield into an all-out Force-fueled frenzy. From slashing Battle Point costs to doubling XP like a Jedi training montage on steroids, this temporary event transforms Battlefront II into the ultimate playground of galactic mayhem. Whether you want to spam lightsaber swings as Anakin, crush squads as Darth Maul, or just rack up kills with an actual horde of Wookiee Warriors, there has never been a better time to jump in. Let’s break down what’s live, what it means, and why this chaotic mode might be the most fun you’ll have all year in a galaxy far, far away. ⚡ What Is the “UNLIMITED POWER” Event? Running for…
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Strap on your headset and polish your imaginary droid because the galaxy is on sale—and it’s virtual. May the 4th is here again, and with it comes a glorious opportunity to swing lightsabers, pilot X-wings, and high-five holograms in glorious VR. It’s like stepping into the Star Wars universe, except without having to worry about sand. (Which, as we all know, is coarse and gets everywhere.) To celebrate this intergalactic holiday, multiple Star Wars VR titles are getting deep discounts across platforms like Meta Quest, PS VR2, and Steam. Whether you’ve been eyeing Vader Immortal, itching for a space dogfight in Squadrons, or just want to hang out with a pinball table that glows like a lightsaber, now’s the time to act. The deals are only here for a limited time, so prepare your credits—or whatever Earth currency you use—and let’s explore which virtual adventures are worth jumping into this…
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Brace for a full month of Holotable action, because Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes is absolutely packed this May. It’s not just May the 4th bringing the fireworks—Capital Games is dropping event after event like they’re trying to keep every datapad in the Outer Rim overheating. From Omega battles to Mythic challenges, from Executor sightings to the sacred Ritual of Forgetting What Time Territory War Starts, this month’s calendar is stacked with reasons to check your phone before breakfast. Let’s break down what’s coming, when to , and how to avoid the shame of missing your Assault Battle energy window (again). 🧙♂️ Daily Character: Obi-Wan and Qui-Gon – The Padawan and the Master May’s daily duo is none other than Padawan Obi-Wan and Master Qui-Gon Jinn. That’s right—this month is giving strong Phantom Menace energy. Whether you’re a fan of calm wisdom, reckless Force jumps, or long…
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If someone had told you twenty years ago that Hayden Christensen would one day become one of the most beloved returning figures in the Star Wars galaxy, you might have dropped your blue milk. But here we are in 2025, and not only has Anakin Skywalker/Darth Vader made a triumphant comeback in Obi-Wan Kenobi and Ahsoka, but Christensen himself is now taking center stage at one of the UK’s most anticipated pop culture events. That’s right — Comic Con Manchester 2025 is bringing the heat this summer by hosting none other than Hayden Christensen on July 26–27. This isn’t just a casual drop-by either. It’s a full-on meet-and-greet, autograph g, photo-posing, lightsaber-swinging kind of weekend. Okay, maybe not the lightsaber part (insurance liability and all), but the rest? Absolutely. For lovers of all things Star Wars — whether your shelves are lined with vintage Kenner figures, your Kindle is filled…
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Things are getting a little more… unconventional over at the Holotables. The April 30 update for Star Wars: Galaxy of Heroes is here, and with it comes a mix of new character tags, farmable unit changes, and a May the 4th event that’s part celebration, part Sith-fueled throwdown. It’s the kind of patch that answers questions like “what if Wrecker were a mercenary?” and “should Lord Vader feel fear?” (Spoiler: absolutely not.) Here’s a breakdown of everything happening in the latest update—new characters, reworked tags, bug fixes, and one particularly stealthy Nightsister correction. SM-33 Incoming: New Conquest Unit on the Horizon Let’s start with the tease. A new Conquest unit called SM-33 is on the way. The kit hasn’t been revealed just yet, but based on the naming conventions and Conquest’s track record, this likely means a high-value addition that you’ll grind through multiple boss encounters and datadisc experiments to…
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It’s that time of year again—the one where lightsabers clash a little louder, Jedi robes get a little more dramatic, and suddenly everyone’s quoting Yoda in work emails. May the 4th is nearly here, and Star Wars: The Old Republic is kicking off its celebrations early with a fresh batch of in-game events, discounts, and yes—an adorable mechanical companion who probably spies on everything. Starting May 1st and running through May 16th, players can dive into double experience, grab massive Cartel Market discounts, and to receive a free B25-SAL Probe Droid Mini-Pet. It’s a full-blown party in the galaxy—not even the Sith could ignore these deals. Collections Unlock Sale – Half the Price, All the Perks If you’ve ever hovered over that Collections unlock button and hesitated, now’s your moment. For the duration of the event, Collections unlocks are 50% off across the board. That means all those…
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There’s nothing quite like hunting bounties across the galaxy or swinging a lightsaber through wave after wave of battle droids—especially when it’s free. As part of a special limited-time Star Wars gaming promotion, Star Wars Bounty Hunter and Episode I: Jedi Power Battles are both available to play for free on Nintendo Switch. Yes, absolutely free—no credits, no microtransactions, no shady deals with the Hutts. But you’ve only got until 11:59 PM PT on May 6th, so consider this your hyperspace-level heads-up. What’s the Deal? Two Classic Star Wars Games, Free to Play Nintendo has quietly rolled out a limited-time offer that lets players try out two retro Star Wars games on the Switch—both originally released on PlayStation consoles and lovingly preserved for a new generation of gamers. Here’s what you can play: Star Wars: Bounty Hunter Episode I: Jedi Power Battles Both games are available for free for…
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Exactly five years ago, the Star Wars Battlefront II community experienced one of the most significant and emotional moments in the game’s history—the release of the Battle on Scarif update. What began as a much-anticipated content drop quickly became a heartfelt farewell from the Battlefront Live team and marked the end of a game that had fought—and won—its redemption arc. Scarif wasn’t just another tropical map. It was the final chapter in a game that had gone from galactic controversy to a fan-favorite success story. So let’s crank up the Supremacy playlist, grab our favorite hero appearances, and revisit everything this final update brought to the table. The Battle on Scarif: What Was in the Update? Launched as the final content drop for Battlefront II, the Battle on Scarif update arrived on April 29, 2020, bringing a host of new content across multiple modes and serving as a grand finale…
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If there’s one character in Star Wars who mastered the art of betrayal, vengeance, and looking intimidating while wielding two red lightsabers, it’s Asajj Ventress. A former Sith assassin turned bounty hunter turned rogue Force with a flair for dramatic exits, Ventress has been part of some of the most pivotal events in the Clone Wars. But one question that keeps popping up from the holocrons of casual watchers and lore-deep explorers alike is: How old is Asajj Ventress, really? Let’s break down her timeline and figure out just how many candles she’d have needed on her last birthday cake—if she ever stopped long enough to have one. The Basics: Birth, Origin, and Early Life Asajj Ventress was born on the planet Dathomir, the homeworld of the Nightsisters—a group of Force-sensitive witches who combine mysticism with terrifying combat skills. However, she didn’t stay long. Shortly after her birth, she…
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There’s a disturbance in the Force—and it’s not just another Death Star blowing up. Electronic Arts has quietly swung its corporate lightsaber and laid off around 100 developers at Respawn Entertainment, the studio behind the beloved Star Wars Jedi series. Yes, that includes some of the folks working on Star Wars Jedi 3, the next chapter in the saga of Cal Kestis, Force-sensitive poncho connoisseur. And no, this isn’t just another business-as-usual reshuffle. It’s part of a wider EA maneuver that has seen hundreds of jobs slashed across multiple departments. While the droids you’re looking for are still safe (for now), some serious behind-the-scenes shakeups have fans of Star Wars games—and those keeping an eye on the industry—wondering: what’s next? EA’s Layoff Spree Hits Respawn Right in the Core According to multiple sources, EA recently trimmed its workforce by approximately 670 positions, with 100 of those cuts coming from Respawn…
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The Death Star is dust. Palpatine took a fatal tumble. Vader’s gone full tragic redemption story. And still, things are far from okay. Chuck Wendig’s Aftermath lands us right in the middle of the fallout, the political scramble, and the emotional wreckage of a galaxy that’s seen too many battles and not enough healing. If you ever wondered what happens after the Ewok party wraps up—beyond the confetti and fireworks—Aftermath gives you a front-row seat. This Isn’t the Star Wars You’re Used To Let’s get this out of the way: Wendig doesn’t write like Zahn or Luceno. His prose is clipped, quick, often present-tense, and it sometimes reads like he’s narrating a heist movie rather than a galaxy-spanning epic. That said, it works here—mostly because this galaxy is burning. Aftermath is gritty, weirdly funny, unflinchingly political, and deeply personal. And it’s busy. If you’re expecting a straightforward narrative, you’ll need…
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A long time ago, in a galaxy where CD-ROMs ruled the land, Star Wars games delivered pixelated space battles, trench runs, and more explosions than a malfunctioning hyperdrive. Now, thanks to GOG’s Preservation Program, some of those classics are being kept alive — freshly updated and ready for modern systems. Ahead of the May the 4th celebrations, GOG has announced a new batch of retro Star Wars titles ing their preservation lineup, and they’re throwing a big sale into the mix for good measure. Time to dust off your flight stick, because the Force is very much alive in these re-releases. Which Star Wars Games Just Got the Preservation Treatment? In GOG’s latest announcement, they revealed that multiple iconic Star Wars games have been polished up for today’s gaming platforms. These aren’t flashy remasters — they’re faithful updates to keep the originals running smoothly without needing ancient artifacts like…
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In a galaxy not so far away — in fact, just a few clicks away — Star Wars Rebels is making a surprising new journey: straight onto YouTube via the official Star Wars Kids channel. That’s right. One of the best animated entries in the Star Wars universe is now streaming free, episode by episode, for anyone who wants to watch daring Jedi escapes, high-flying space battles, and the galaxy’s sassiest droid. There’s no need for a Disney+ subscription to enjoy this classic… although you will need a little patience, because it’s being ed slowly. Think of it as the Jedi way of teaching you patience through streaming. Where Can You Watch Star Wars Rebels for Free? The full episodes of Star Wars Rebels are being ed directly to the Star Wars Kids YouTube Channel. And before you ask — no, this isn’t just a 30-second clip labeled “full episode.”…
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Just when you thought Rise of Skywalker had packed all the drama it could into one galaxy-spanning epic, the comic book adaptation arrives to prove there’s always room for a little more lightsaber-flavored tension. The latest preview for Star Wars: Rise of Skywalker Adaptation #3 teases a return to the Death Star ruins, and let’s just say — if you thought falling wreckage, waves the size of star cruisers, and existential Jedi crises were messy on-screen, wait until you see them recreated in glorious comic form. The Death Star drama isn’t just alive and well — it’s thriving. What’s Happening in Rise of Skywalker Adaptation #3? Issue #3 of the Rise of Skywalker comic takes readers straight to one of the film’s most pivotal showdowns: Rey vs. Kylo Ren amidst the broken remains of the second Death Star. Highlights include: The comic doesn’t just rehash the movie scene frame-by-frame…
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In a galaxy filled with bounty hunters, spice traders, and slightly suspicious droids, sometimes the real adventure whispers. That’s exactly what’s happening with the new SWG:Legends Friday Feature — Whispers in the Force: Jedi Theme Park. If you’ve ever felt a strange tug in the back of your mind while wandering the hidden village of Aurillia, congratulations — you’re about to be recruited into a journey that will test your courage, your friendships, and possibly your patience for ancient Sith ruins. This isn’t your typical “go fetch five rancor teeth” mission. It’s a sprawling, buff-required, friend-demanding odyssey through Light and Dark — and it all starts with a retired traveler who knows a few secrets. Where It All Begins: Meet Advar Relby Your adventure kicks off with Advar Relby (find him at /wp dathomir 5356 -4126). Picture the kind of old traveler who’s seen some things, heard some whispers, and…
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Andor Season 2 has arrived, and while it’s still all espionage, betrayals, and political tension you can slice with a vibroblade, sharp-eyed viewers have spotted something else worth talking about — a very specific TIE Fighter design that’s sending a ripple of excitement across the galaxy. Yes, it’s an Easter egg, but not the kind you need a Jedi’s perception to notice. It’s subtle, clever, and a bit of a nod to some very early Star Wars history — one that links concept art, canon tweaks, and design choices all into one beautifully nerdy package. So what’s the deal with this particular TIE Fighter? Let’s dive into the details like we’re intercepting a transmission from Scarif. What’s the TIE Fighter Easter Egg in Andor Season 2? In one of the early episodes of Andor Season 2, viewers spotted a slightly different TIE Fighter design. At first glance, it looks like…
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The galaxy just got a little more portable. According to recent reports, Ubisoft’s highly anticipated Star Wars Outlaws could be landing on the Nintendo Switch 2 — yes, the not-yet-officially-confirmed-but-absolutely-happening Switch 2 — sometime this fall. While we’re all still waiting for Nintendo to drop a logo, a trailer, or literally any form of confirmation that the Switch 2 exists, insiders are already spilling hyperspace-level tea about what games are headed its way. And topping that list? A full port of Star Wars Outlaws — the open-world Star Wars game that’s already generating buzz faster than the Millennium Falcon in a speed trap. What Is Star Wars Outlaws? In case you’ve been on a moisture farm, Star Wars Outlaws is an open-world action-adventure game developed by Ubisoft Massive. It stars Kay Vess, a charming scoundrel who’s making her way through the galaxy by any means necessary — usually involving blasters,…
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No Jedi. No lightsabers. No galactic prophecy. And yet, Andor has done the impossible: it’s officially the highest-rated live-action Star Wars title ever, and it pulled it off by leaning into something even rarer than the Force — consistent, universal critical acclaim. With a jaw-dropping 98% on Rotten Tomatoes (see for yourself), Andor Season 2 has leapfrogged everything from The Empire Strikes Back (a respectable 95%) to The Mandalorian, and yes, even its own stellar first season, which trails just behind at 96%. That’s not just high praise — that’s Force-level storytelling. Let’s break down what makes this series so universally beloved and why this new season may be the crown jewel of Star Wars storytelling. No Jedi, No Problem: Andor’s Secret Weapon Is Its Writing While most Star Wars shows reach for flashy lightsaber duels and nostalgic cameos, Andor is taking the long way around — and it’s paying…
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It’s official — the galaxy has entered build mode. Fortnite is launching its newest Star Wars crossover, and it’s not just a few themed skins and a cheeky emote. This time, players are getting a five-part real-time event saga with vehicles, duels, and enough lore to make even the Emperor raise an eyebrow. Welcome to the Star Wars Galactic Battle — a collaboration between Epic Games and Lucasfilm that’s blasting off just in time for Star Wars Day on May 4. Only… it actually starts on May 2, because nothing in space ever launches on time. Let’s break down everything you need to know — and yes, that includes Darth Jar Jar Binks. When Does the Star Wars Galactic Battle in Fortnite Begin? Mark your calendar for May 2, 2025 — the day Imperial boots officially land on the Fortnite island. Announced during Star Wars Celebration Japan, this saga unfolds…
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When Star Wars meets manga, things get delightfully weird—in the best way possible. That strange alchemy of space opera and high-energy line art happened once before, and now it’s coming back with a splashy, hyper-stylized Kickstarter campaign: “The Art of Star Wars: A New Hope – The Manga.” Yes, this is real. And yes, it’s bursting with more black-and-white drama than a Sith Lord at a film noir convention. The Kickstarter launched with the goal of funding a deluxe hardcover art book showcasing the work of Hisao Tamaki, the artist who brought George Lucas’s original space fantasy to life in manga form. So if you’ve ever wanted to see Darth Vader in full manga glory or Luke Skywalker pondering destiny with anime-level angst, this is your moment. What’s the Deal with This Manga Art Book? Let’s back up just a parsec. Back in 1999, Star Wars: A New Hope –…