EA seems to have found their Star Wars groove, and they're ready to "double down" on making new Star Wars games.

It’s like a few days before E3, so for once…yeah it actually is a properly slow news day and there’s barely anything worth talking about. I’m scraping the barrel here folks, because right now I’m getting ready to chat about Respawn Entertainment’s Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order game. Which has cover art. Very very Star Wars cover art so have a gander at it below.

Here's your first look at an entire seven seconds of footage from Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and I promise this isn't an entire post dedicated to a brief snippet of video that has a broken lightsaber in it in my attempt to get more clicks.

There’s no sugar-coating one indisputable fact in the gaming industry: EA’s handling of the franchise, has been nothing more than a colossal f***-up of note. Five years into the contract, and the sole provider of Star Wars games on current console and PC platforms has managed to churn out…two games. Now granted, making video games isn’t easy. But if we had our way, we'd be swimming in dream games already.

According to a leak from a marketing presentation, Respawn Entertainment's Jedi Fallen Order is still on track for release late next year, and might feature some familiar characters from past TV series.

Set 15 years after the Jedi had fallen and Darth Sidious had risen to power, Star Wars Rebels was a show that was somehow managed to expertly balance light humour with heavy consequences, building a new mythology along the way and paving the way for the film events that were yet to come. Here’s a look, at ten of the most essential episodes to watch from the entire magnificent run of the series.

Anyone wielding a red lightsaber in Star Wars is a proper bastard. But why? Why only Dark Side users such as the Sith? Here's why!

Anyone wielding a red lightsaber in Star Wars is a proper bastard. But why? Why only Dark Side users such as the Sith? Here's why!