The newest Star Wars video game, Star Wars: Outlaws, just came out. I just began playing the game this past week and it is a lot of fun thus far. This article will break down some of my initial thoughts from the game.
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Many Star Wars are familiar with every video game that has been set in a galaxy far, far away. But even the most dedicated fans may not be aware of the little-known game Star Wars: Movie Duels which is available to play online.
The first season of The Acolyte has ended. The series always figured to paint the Jedi in a more complicated light, but perhaps we as fans should learn from the mistakes of these Jedi and apply them to our own lives and fandom.
Season one of The Acolyte concluded on Tuesday with episode 8. The episode's ending gave us a very brief cameo for an old green friend and reinforced the show's main thesis: that the Jedi are flawed and broken.
Episode 7 of The Acolyte, "Choices," showed us a fuller picture of what happened 16 years ago on Brendok. We saw the mistakes that Sol made, and now we will see the consequences in the season finale. Does redemption or punishment await Sol in the finale?
Episode 7 of Star Wars: The Acolyte, "Choices," was yet another flashback episode. This time, we got the perspective of the Jedi, which gave us an ending that was dovetailed with the ending in episode 3, "Destiny."
In Star Wars: The Acolyte's sixth episode, "Teach/Corrupt," we see the twins Osha and Mae essentially do a Freaky Friday, which gives us a very compelling ending that sets up the final episodes of the season.
Star Wars: The Acolyte depicts the Jedi in a complicated light. This makes sense given the show's time period, but it also raises the question of whether we will ever see the Jedi portrayed as a true force for good in Star Wars.
Star Wars fans who love old Star Wars video games will be thrilled that it was announced that the classic game Star Wars: Bounty Hunter will be remastered and released on all modern consoles on August 1st.
Episode 5 of Star Wars: The Acolyte "Night" was pretty insane. With several main characters struck down and Mae swapping with Osha, let's examine the ending of this wild episode.
Episode 4 of Star Wars: The Acolyte was quite a thriller. Despite only being about a half hour excluding the credits, it packed in a good amount of action and intrigue. What about that insane ending, though?
Star Wars: The Acolyte just gave us a flashback in its most recent episode. While this gives us important insight into the characters in the series, it must avoid making this same mistake that was made in The Last Jedi.
There was a lot to digest in episode 3 of The Acolyte, "Destiny." We got a fair number of questions answered about what occurred on Brendok, which is really at the crux of the whole series. Let's explain what happened with the ending.
Actor Joel Edgerton discussed his time playing Owen Lars in the Star Wars franchise, most recently in the series 'Obi-Wan Kenobi, adding some fun insights about the character.
In the first two episodes of Star Wars: The Acolyte, we have seen several Jedi either use or threaten to use a Jedi mind trick. The way they use these tricks makes one wonder whether it is truly the way a Jedi should use their powers.
The cast and creators behind last year's Star Wars TV series Ahsoka recently attended a panel discussing the show. At the panel, Dave Filoni shared a key bit of wisdom about what George Lucas told him about making Star Wars.
The mystery of Mae and Osha deepens in episode 2 of The Acolyte. Let's break down the ending of "Revenge/Justice."
Star Wars: The Acolyte is here and already weaving a deeper mystery. Let's break down the ending of episode 1 "Lost/Found."
Ahead of The Acolyte debuting its first two episodes on Disney+ on June 4th, the show's creator, Leslye Headland, sat down with fellow Star Wars creator Dave Filoni to discuss the series.
Creator and show-runner of The Acolyte, Leslye Headland, has spoken about how The Acolyte will be influenced by Star Wars: Legends, or non-canonical stories. Recently, it was revealed that a character from Knights of the Old Republic influenced Headland.