For The Empire Strikes Back, Vader’s outfit was modified ever so slightly to allow for a more brutal warrior to emerge in his duel against Luke Skywalker on Bespin. A Darth Vader who has now been reborn in sixth-scale form that looks impressive. Most impressive.

Star Wars Battlefront II showed promise. It had a single-player campaign, it looked like EA had been paying attention to criticism from the first game and the amazing visuals had been even further refined. What the hell went wrong then? What happened between Battlefront games, that resulted in the sequel being universally slammed and outnumbered by sales of the original game in launch week? As usual, it came down to one simple factor: Greed. Here’s a breakdown on how Battlefront II shot itself in the foot.

A tale of two galaxies apart, Star Wars Battlefront II is a big stride forward in the right direction that's yanked strongly backwards by overly complicated and predatory business decisions.

Bouncing off recent controversy, StarCraft II pokes fun at the anger around Battlefront II's pay-to-win systems. Even if it's a little hypocritical.

Reddit might have you assuming that EA is doing damage control to prevent players from refunding Battlefront II orders. But that's not the case at all.

And now we know why Star Wars: The Last Jedi's Rian Johnson wasn't able to take over directing on Episode IX - he's going to be developing a separate Star Wars trilogy following new characters from previously unexplored Star Wars lore.

If you're really looking for the best single GPU you could possibly burn cash on, the Titan Xp from Nvidia is certainly up there. But now that it's in Star Wars editions, it's even more alluring.

Reshoots are becoming a regular part of big Hollywood blockbusters. Doubling the budget in a reshoot though is a massive concern though.