One of the strangest lost chapters in Star Wars history just resurfaced. More than 39 fully completed episodes of the animated series Star Wars: Detours were finished years ago — but never released. And according to creator Seth Green, fans shouldn’t expect them to appear anytime soon. Yes, an entire Star Wars show exists.Fully produced.Ready to go.And still locked away. A Complete Star Wars Series That Never Aired Before Disney reset the direction of Star Wars in the early 2010s, Lucasfilm was working on a very different animated project. Star Wars: Detours was a comedic series created by Seth Green and Matthew Senreich (Robot Chicken) and developed alongside George Lucas. It was designed as a lighthearted, parody-style look at the galaxy far, far away. But this wasn’t just a concept that never got off the ground. According to Green, over 39 episodes were fully completed before the show was shelved….
MAUL – SHADOW LORD Timeline Revealed — And It Starts Right After The Clone Wars
We finally know exactly when MAUL – SHADOW LORD takes place. According to Star Wars Insider #236, the upcoming Maul story is set immediately after The Clone Wars Season 7 — placing it right in one of the darkest and most chaotic moments in the entire Star Wars timeline. For fans who have followed Maul’s long and brutal journey across the galaxy, that timing is a big deal. Picking Up Right After Order 66 The final episodes of The Clone Wars showed the Republic collapsing, Order 66 unfolding, and the galaxy transforming almost overnight into the early Empire. Maul survived — but just barely. Now we know Shadow Lord begins right after those events. That means the story will likely explore: This is one of the most unstable periods in Star Wars history, where former Sith, Jedi survivors, and crime syndicates were all trying to find their place in a…
Star Wars Games (2000–2005): The Golden Age of a Gaming Empire
The early 2000s represent the single most important era in the history of Star Wars gaming. Between 2000 and 2005, the franchise delivered an unprecedented run of critically acclaimed and commercially successful titles across PC, console, and handheld platforms. From genre-defining role-playing games like Knights of the Old Republic to large-scale multiplayer experiences such as Battlefront and the ambitious Star Wars Galaxies MMO, this five-year period reshaped what licensed games could achieve. It was a time when nearly every major Star Wars release felt significant. Developers experimented with new genres, pushed emerging hardware to its limits, and expanded the universe beyond the films in ways that continue to influence modern Star Wars titles. Many of the mechanics, storytelling approaches, and gameplay systems introduced during these years remain central to Star Wars gaming today. This article documents the complete era of Star Wars games released between 2000 and 2005 — widely…
Star Wars Games of the 1990s (1990–1999): The Era That Changed Everything
The 1990s were the decade when Star Wars truly became a gaming powerhouse. While the 1980s had been experimental and fragmented, the following decade transformed Star Wars into one of the most recognizable and influential brands in interactive entertainment. Advances in PC hardware, the rise of CD-ROM gaming, and the growing strength of home consoles allowed developers to create deeper, more cinematic experiences than ever before. More importantly, the 1990s marked the emergence of LucasArts as a dominant creative force. With a clear vision for storytelling and gameplay innovation, the studio produced titles that didn’t just adapt Star Wars — they expanded it. Entire generations of players experienced the galaxy through flight simulators, first-person shooters, real-time strategy games, and console adventures that defined what licensed games could achieve. This was the decade where Star Wars gaming stopped experimenting and started leading. The LucasArts Revolution on PC At the beginning of…
The Origins of Star Wars Video Games (1979–1989): The Complete Early Era Archive
Long before massive open-world adventures, cinematic storytelling, and live-service updates, Star Wars video games existed in a much stranger place. The late 1970s and 1980s were a chaotic experimental period where developers, hobbyists, and arcade engineers all tried to answer the same question: how do you turn a galaxy far, far away into something playable? The answer was… messy. Before LucasArts became a dominant force in gaming, before the term “AAA Star Wars title” meant anything, the franchise lived across arcade cabinets, primitive home computers, early consoles, and even magazine type-in programs that required players to manually code the game themselves. Some were official. Many were not. All of them helped shape what Star Wars gaming would eventually become. This is the complete early history of Star Wars video games, covering every known official release, notable unofficial experiments, and even a few cancelled curiosities from 1979 to 1989. Welcome to…
LEGO Star Wars Magazine #133 Just Dropped With a Night Trooper Minifigure
A new issue of the LEGO Star Wars Magazine has officially landed, and Issue #133 might be one of the more interesting recent releases for collectors and army builders alike. While each monthly issue usually flies under the radar unless you’re a dedicated LEGO or Star Wars fan, this one comes with a minifigure that’s likely to get attention — especially if you’ve been following the post-Ahsoka era of Star Wars storytelling. Here’s what’s included and why Issue #133 is worth a closer look. A Night Trooper Minifigure Leads the Pack The headline addition in LEGO Star Wars Magazine Issue #133 is the included Night Trooper minifigure. For anyone keeping track of recent Star Wars designs, Night Troopers quickly became a fan favorite thanks to their worn, battle-scarred look and strong ties to Grand Admiral Thrawn’s forces. Their darker aesthetic and ties to newer Star Wars stories make them stand…
A New Era of Star Wars Games Is Taking Shape at Lucasfilm
The future of Star Wars video games may be much bigger than fans expected — and the latest clue didn’t come from a game reveal, but from a tribute. In a recently released industry video honoring legendary developer Vince Zampella, Lucasfilm Games leadership didn’t just reflect on the success of the modern Star Wars Jedi titles. They pointed toward something larger: a long-term expansion of Star Wars gaming across genres, studios, and eras. And if you connect the dots, it’s clear the franchise isn’t slowing down. More Than a Tribute The video focused on the legacy of Vince Zampella, whose work helped shape modern cinematic action games — including the critically acclaimed Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order and Star Wars Jedi: Survivor. Those games re-established single-player Star Wars adventures as premium AAA experiences. They proved that narrative-driven, character-focused Star Wars games still resonate in a market dominated by live-service models….
SWTOR March 2026 Events Schedule Revealed: Dantooine Takes Center Stage
March is shaping up to be a busy month in Star Wars: The Old Republic, with multiple returning events and a heavy focus on Dantooine content. From pirate invasions to farm festivals and swoop racing chaos, there’s plenty for players to jump into over the next few weeks. Here’s a full breakdown of what’s coming and why SWTOR players should pay attention. Pirate Incursion Returns to Dantooine Dates: March 3 – March 10Requirement: Level 20+ The Nova Blade pirates are back, launching a fresh assault on the Republic world of Dantooine. Both Republic and Imperial players will be pulled into the conflict as covert Imperial forces try to exploit the chaos and strike at a key Republic stronghold. This recurring event blends daily missions, combat encounters, and reputation grinding with a solid lineup of rewards. Featured rewards include: For collectors and decorators, this is still one of the most reward-heavy…
Lucas Museum of Narrative Art Website Gets a Fresh New Look Ahead of 2026 Opening
The Lucas Museum of Narrative Art is getting closer to reality — and now its official website is starting to reflect that momentum. With the museum scheduled to open in 2026, the team behind George Lucas’ ambitious storytelling-focused institution has rolled out a refreshed website design, giving fans and future visitors a clearer look at what’s coming. While it might sound like a small update, the new site offers a glimpse into how the museum is shaping its identity ahead of launch — and why it’s becoming one of the most anticipated Star Wars-adjacent projects in years. A Fresh Coat of Paint for a Growing Museum The updated Lucas Museum website features a cleaner layout, improved navigation, and a more modern visual style that better matches the futuristic architecture of the museum itself. Visitors can now more easily explore: The refresh makes it clear that the project is moving steadily…
The Final Issue of Star Wars Insider Is Coming — And It Marks the End of an Era
After decades of behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive interviews, and deep dives into a galaxy far, far away, Star Wars Insider is officially coming to an end. The long-running official magazine will release its final issue in 2026, closing the book on one of the most important publications in Star Wars fandom history. For many fans, this isn’t just another magazine release. It’s the final chapter of a publication that helped shape Star Wars culture long before social media, YouTube breakdowns, and daily franchise news cycles existed. And fittingly, the final issue is designed as a full-circle moment for the franchise. When Does the Final Issue Release? While excitement around the final issue is already building, it’s important to note that the magazine isn’t out just yet. The final issue of Star Wars Insider — issue #237 — is currently available for preorder, but its official release is scheduled for May 2026….
Ryan Gosling Explains Why He Finally Said Yes to Star Wars After Avoiding Big Franchises for Years
Ryan Gosling has spent most of his career doing something unusual for an A-list Hollywood star: avoiding major film franchises. No Marvel. No DC. No long-running cinematic universes. So when it was revealed he would lead a brand-new Star Wars movie, fans immediately had one question: why now? According to Gosling himself, the answer comes down to one person — and one script. “It Was Shawn’s Vision” In a new interview discussing his upcoming Star Wars film Star Wars: Starfighter, Gosling opened up about why this was the franchise that finally convinced him to step into blockbuster territory. “It was Shawn’s enthusiasm and his vision and the script,” Gosling explained. “I just avoided these things because they never felt right… and I’m glad I did because it was worth waiting for. It is like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.” That’s a pretty strong endorsement — especially from an actor known for being…
Star Tours: The Adventures Continue at Disneyland Paris — What You Need to Know (and Cast Member Tips!)
Star Wars fans visiting Disneyland Paris have a thrilling intergalactic experience waiting for them: Star Tours: The Adventures Continue, a 3D motion simulator ride that takes guests on unpredictable journeys across the galaxy. Here’s everything you need to know before you board your Starspeeder 1000 — plus insider tips from Disneyland Paris cast members to make your ride even better. A Galaxy of Possibilities — Ride Overview Star Tours: The Adventures Continue is a Star Wars–themed 3D motion simulator located in Discoveryland at Disneyland Park Paris. It’s the updated version of the classic Star Tours attraction, originally opened in 1992 and replaced by the new simulator experience on March 26, 2017, as part of the park’s 25th anniversary celebrations. The attraction puts guests inside a Starspeeder 1000 vessel — piloted by familiar droids like C-3PO and R2-D2 — for a flight full of twists, turns, and unexpected planetary destinations. Unlike…
Star Wars: Galactic Racer Isn’t Just Podracing — Devs Open Up About Customization and Development Hurdles
If you were expecting Star Wars: Galactic Racer to be “Episode I: Racer 2.0” with shinier graphics… that’s not what this is. In a recent interview, Fuse Games CEO Matt Webster pulled back the curtain on the upcoming 2026 racing title — and what he revealed makes it clear this isn’t just a nostalgic side project. It’s an ambitious Star Wars game built with Lucasfilm involvement from the ground up… and it hasn’t been easy. “This Isn’t Just Podracing” One of the biggest misconceptions surrounding Galactic Racer is that it’s simply a podracing revival. Webster made it clear that’s not the case. While the game absolutely taps into Star Wars’ racing DNA, it goes far beyond Tatooine engines and Boonta Eve vibes. The team is building what they call a “Galactic League” — a broader racing circuit that spans multiple worlds, eras, and vehicle types. That means you won’t just…
On This Day in Battlefront: The Age of Rebellion Update Dropped 6 Years Ago
Time flies faster than a TIE Interceptor in a trench run. On this day six years ago, Star Wars Battlefront II (2017) received one of its most memorable content drops: The Age of Rebellion Update. And for many players, it marked a turning point where the game truly started feeling like a complete Star Wars sandbox. Packed with new reinforcements, weapons, co-op content, and quality-of-life improvements, the update gave both Rebels and Imperials plenty of reasons to jump back into the fight. Let’s take a quick hyperspace jump back to what made this update so special. A New Era Begins: Age of Rebellion Comes to Co-Op One of the biggest highlights of the update was the arrival of Age of Rebellion content in Co-Op mode. This addition allowed players to experience classic Original Trilogy battles in a more accessible and teamwork-focused environment. Whether you were pushing objectives as Rebel forces…
SWG Restoration Introduces Galactic Supply Lines – A Risky New Way to Trade, Escort, and Raid Across the Galaxy
If you’ve ever thought Star Wars Galaxies needed more danger, more profit, and more reasons to shoot at strangers in the desert… good news. SWG Restoration just unveiled Galactic Supply Lines, a brand-new system inspired by classic Silkroad Online trade mechanics — and it might be one of the most sandbox-feeling additions the project has introduced so far. This isn’t just another delivery mission system. It’s a full galaxy-wide risk-vs-reward economy where crafters, traders, escorts, and raiders all collide. And yes… convoys can absolutely get ambushed. A Living Trade Network With Real Risk The core idea behind Galactic Supply Lines is simple:move valuable goods across the galaxy — and survive the trip. Players can now participate in a shared logistics system where crafting, hauling, escorting, and piracy all connect into one loop. Instead of safe instant travel and static trading, supply runs turn the space between starports into meaningful gameplay….
SWTOR Update 7.8.1 “Master’s Enigma” Revealed: Story Progression, Date Nights, Twitch Drops, and What’s Next
A new wave of Star Wars: The Old Republic content is on the way, and the latest developer livestream has given players a detailed look at what to expect from Game Update 7.8.1: Master’s Enigma and beyond. From long-awaited story developments to companion-focused content and new rewards, this update continues building momentum toward the next major chapter in SWTOR’s evolving narrative. Here’s everything announced — and why it matters. Story Continues With “Master’s Enigma” The biggest headline from the livestream is the continuation of the ongoing Legacy of the Sith storyline. Update 7.8.1 will push the narrative forward with a deeper focus on: Players will continue investigating the secrets tied to Darth Nul’s holocron and research while tracking Malgus and the consequences of his actions. The return of Darth Jadus in particular has sparked major speculation among longtime SWTOR fans, hinting at significant developments ahead. For story-driven players, this update…
Millennium Falcon Ride Gets Mandalorian & Grogu Mission Starting May 2026
Big changes are officially coming to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge — and this time it’s not rumor or speculation. Disney has confirmed that Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run will receive a major new Mandalorian-themed mission beginning May 22, 2026, tying directly into the release of The Mandalorian & Grogu in theaters. And yes — this is a full gameplay and story expansion. Din Djarin and Grogu Take Over Smugglers Run Starting May 22, 2026, guests boarding the Millennium Falcon will join Din Djarin and Grogu on an all-new mission across the galaxy. The updated attraction will focus on tracking down elusive ex-Imperial officers, bringing riders directly into a fresh Star Wars storyline connected to the upcoming theatrical film. This marks the biggest update to Smugglers Run since Galaxy’s Edge first opened — and it firmly places The Mandalorian era front and center inside Disney’s parks. New Destinations Across the Galaxy One…
Disney Insiders Concerned About The Mandalorian & Grogu Buzz — But Ryan Gosling’s “Starfighter” Is Getting Strong Early Praise
There’s growing chatter inside Disney about the future of Star Wars on the big screen — and not all of it is centered on The Mandalorian & Grogu. According to new reporting, some Disney staffers are concerned that the film’s unconventional Super Bowl marketing push didn’t generate the level of excitement the studio had hoped for. At the same time, early buzz around Shawn Levy’s upcoming Star Wars: Starfighter is reportedly much more optimistic, with insiders praising Ryan Gosling’s performance and the film’s tone. Let’s break down what’s happening behind the scenes. Disney Reportedly Concerned About Super Bowl Reaction Disney used the Super Bowl to spotlight The Mandalorian & Grogu, the first Star Wars movie headed to theaters in years. Instead of a traditional trailer, the studio opted for a short, nostalgic-style commercial that leaned into humor and parody. While the creative approach stood out, it may not have delivered…
Star Wars: The Force Awakens Lightsaber Used by Rey Heads to Auction for Up to $100,000
A true piece of modern Star Wars history is heading to the auction block — and it’s not just any prop. The iconic lightsaber hilt used by Rey in Star Wars: The Force Awakens is now up for auction, with an estimated sale price between $50,000 and $100,000. For collectors and fans alike, this isn’t just a display item. It’s a genuine on-screen prop tied directly to one of the sequel trilogy’s most memorable moments. A Lightsaber With Major Star Wars Legacy The lightsaber hilt featured in the auction is the same weapon seen during Rey’s confrontation with Kylo Ren in The Force Awakens. It’s also the saber she later returns to Luke Skywalker — making it one of the most symbolically important props in the sequel trilogy. In many ways, the weapon represents the passing of the torch between generations of Jedi. Originally wielded by Anakin Skywalker and later…
Star Wars: Visions Reportedly Renewed for Volume 4
More animated adventures from a galaxy far, far away may already be on the horizon. According to a new report circulating online, Star Wars: Visions has reportedly been renewed for Volume 4, suggesting that Lucasfilm isn’t done exploring bold new storytelling through its acclaimed anthology series. The report comes from entertainment insider Daniel Richtman (DanielRPK), who shared that the animated project is moving forward with another volume. While there has been no official confirmation from Lucasfilm or Disney yet, the rumor has quickly gained traction among Star Wars fans eager for more experimental stories set across the galaxy. A Fan-Favorite Anthology Returns? Since its debut, Star Wars: Visions has carved out a unique place within the franchise. Rather than focusing strictly on established canon, the series has allowed animation studios from around the world to tell standalone Star Wars stories in distinct visual styles and tones. Volume 1 introduced anime-inspired…
Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) – Battle Droid Overhaul Mod Enhances Droid Combat
If you’ve ever wished that the Separatist army’s mechanical troops felt as iconic and impactful as they look on screen, the Battle Droid Overhaul mod for Star Wars: Battlefront II (2017) delivers just that. This fan-made update reimagines the battle droids that players encounter across galactic conflict zones, introducing polished models, updated textures, and refined combat visuals that elevate every encounter with the Confederacy’s robotic forces. At its core, this mod focuses on making battle droids — from the classic B1 units to their heavier variants — more visually interesting and satisfying in combat. Rather than the plain, stock assets, players now experience a more detailed and immersive look that brings the war machines of the Clone Wars era to life with greater fidelity and presence. What This Mod Changes The overhaul brings several notable improvements: These changes work across Galaxies far, far away — from dusty plains to galaxy-class…
Experience Jango Fett in Marvel Rivals with the Jango Fett over Star-Lord Mod
For fans of intergalactic bounty hunters and high-octane hero battles, a new Jango Fett over Star-Lord mod lets you bring the iconic Mandalorian warrior into Marvel Rivals in a whole new way. This fan-made character replacement swaps out Star-Lord with Jango Fett — complete with custom meshes, unique accessories, audio changes, and more — giving players a fresh visual and gameplay twist on one of the game’s most mobile duelists. At its core, this mod does more than just swap character models. It replaces Star-Lord’s default appearance with a fully rigged and detailed Jango Fett model, offering new icons and sound cues to match the bounty hunter theme. The model even includes different jetpack variants and optional weapon files so players can tailor the look and feel of Jango in matches. What You Get with the Jango Fett Replacement Whether you’re swooping through the arena’s sky lanes or dodging enemy…
501st Legion UK Garrison Reveals New Command Staff for 2026–2027
The 501st Legion UK Garrison, one of the largest Star Wars cosplay groups in the world, has officially unveiled its command staff for the 2026–2027 term, introducing the team that will help lead one of the most recognizable Star Wars costuming communities in the world over the next year. The announcement was shared via the garrison’s official social media channels, offering fans and members a first look at the volunteers stepping into leadership roles across events, public relations, membership, and more. According to the post, the newly announced leadership team is looking ahead to a busy year supporting members, local communities, and the broader 501st Legion worldwide. Vis dette opslag på Instagram Et opslag delt af UK Garrison (@501st_ukgarrison) Meet the 2026–2027 Command Team Leading the UK Garrison as Commanding Officer (CO) is Jo Overton, supported by Executive Officer (XO) Kevin Rankin and Rebel Executive Officer (RXO) Stephen Robb. They’ll…
Hayden Christensen, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Ming-Na Wen Heading to Emerald City Comic Con
Star Wars fans attending Emerald City Comic Con this year are in for a serious treat. A stacked lineup of galaxy-far-far-away talent is set to appear, including Hayden Christensen, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Ming-Na Wen — three names that carry serious weight across Star Wars film and television. According to event listings and convention coverage, the trio will be among the major guests appearing at Emerald City Comic Con, joining a broader lineup of film, TV, and comic legends scheduled to attend the popular Seattle-area convention. With each actor representing a different era of Star Wars storytelling, their presence makes this year’s ECCC particularly appealing for fans across generations. Anakin Skywalker Returns to the Convention Stage Few Star Wars actors generate the same level of excitement as Hayden Christensen. Best known for portraying Anakin Skywalker in Attack of the Clones and Revenge of the Sith, Christensen has experienced a major…