There’s only so much gameplay that you can build around from the latest Star Wars movie. Unless you add some additional content that is. Which is exactly what TT Fusion will be doing.
Disney Infinity has had a fantastic year thanks to the Star Wars brand. We’ve seen old and prequel trilogies covered, making a Force Awakens playset inevitable. While that playset isn’t much to write home about, the figures available however, are a completely different story.
It's still a couple of weeks before the latest chapter in the Star Wars saga arrives in cinemas, but until then, rev up your lightsabers and get ready for the Disney Infinity version of The Force Awakens.
Originally published on Lazygamer.net A good trailer needs to set a mood. To get your heart beating, and your fandom swelling. But it also needs to not give away any key plot points, and save a few surprises for the actual film. I’m looking at you, Terminator: Genisys. This morning, Star Wars delivered on that idea. The final trailer for …
Many Bothans died in order to give me enough access to the site to make a trailer analysis post. Let’s make the most of their very easily expendable deaths, and start combing the desert of Jakku for secrets and Easter eggs in the final Star Wars trailer.
A new generation of kids will get to experience Star Wars this year. And they won’t even have to worry about having those damn Gungans in their future trilogy. The first of those three films, The Force Awakens, arrives in December. And it’ll be hitting Disney Infinity around the same time as well. Here’s what Episode VII looks like on a smaller screen.
A good dinosaur, a contest of champions, some Star Wars Episode VII love and a ton more content is headed for Disney Infinity 3.0. Plus, there's a big Kingdom Hearts clue lurking within the game. I'm already putting on my tinfoil hat for Disney Infinity 4.0.
Lightsabers! Special effects!, X-Wings! Fan overreaction to a small part of the plot! Yep, looks like Star Wars: The Force Awakens is checking every box in the list for required Star Wars tropes. And now, it can check silly names off of that list as well. Last Updated: December 12, 2014
Cloud gaming removed hardware barriers, but it replaced them with something less visible and …
A spooky European village. Properly scary castle mania. Vampires. Werewolves! The only thing more frightening, is a glimpse at your empty bank account when it comes to deciding whether or not you can grab Resident Evil Village this month. Capcom's successor to its long-running survival-horror franchise is finally out, and if you've read our review then you know the game is a winner on multiple levels.
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