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Star Wars introduces two new names for the Force to describe the light and dark side

The Star Wars universe has introduced new terminology for the Force, with "The Shadow" representing the dark side and "The Shine" representing the light side. These terms were revealed in the Fall of Kylo Ren comic series. The article also briefly mentions the potential development of Force understanding in Ahsoka season 2.

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Star Wars: Starfighter's production budget tops The Force Awakens, but there's a big caveat

The upcoming Star Wars film, Star Wars: Starfighter, has a reported production budget of $226.5 million before marketing, exceeding that of The Force Awakens. However, a significant tax break of $51.5 million obtained from filming in the UK reduces the effective production cost to $175 million. The movie, directed by Shawn Levy and starring Ryan Gosling, is set five years after The Rise of Skywalker.

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Lucasfilm är mer flexibla med vilka som får göra Star Wars-spel

Lucasfilm is adopting a more flexible strategy for Star Wars game development, aiming to partner with a wider range of studios, including smaller and less conventional ones. While large AAA titles like Battlefront remain crucial, the company is open to AA projects and diverse genres to best fulfill the Star Wars fantasy.

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Games Inbox: What is the best Nintendo game of 2026?

Readers discuss the best Nintendo games of 2026, with Fire Emblem: Fortune's Weave emerging as a strong contender. Concerns are raised about the high cost of current-generation consoles like the Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5, and their potential impact on the industry's future. The discussion also touches on the evolution of graphics, digital versus physical media, and the ongoing debate about console generations.

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Star Wars Battlefront 3 rumors get an unexpected boost from Wardogs' CEO, who says Battlefield studio DICE is working on it alongside Apex Legends devs

Rumors suggest that DICE and Respawn Entertainment are working on Star Wars Battlefront 3, with Joe Brammer, CEO of Bulkhead, confirming the development. While Lucasfilm is reportedly seeking a development partner, and Bungie was also mentioned as a possibility, nothing is officially confirmed. The news comes as Lucasfilm expresses flexibility with its Star Wars gaming franchise.

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Star Wars: Galactic Racer’s Biddy Blas Is Voiced By A Sinister Circus Ringmaster Pro Wrestler, And This Makes Sense

The character Biddy Blas from Star Wars: Galactic Racer is voiced by indie UK wrestler and actor Richard Summers-Calvert, known in the ring as "The Spectacular Tw*t" Charles Crowley. Summers-Calvert discussed his surprise at the character's popularity and the unique audition process for the role. The article also touches on the crossover appeal between professional wrestling and video games, noting other wrestlers' engagement with the medium.

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6 years after it was first announced, Taika Waititi confirms his Star Wars movie has been "put on ice"

Director Taika Waititi has confirmed that his Star Wars movie, announced in 2020 and co-written by Tony McNamara, has been "put on ice" indefinitely. Waititi cited other projects as the reason for the delay, though he expressed hope for its future. This news comes as other Star Wars projects, including Star Wars: Starfighter and Ahsoka season 2, have solid release dates or are in development.

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Star Wars Games Will “Continue to Surprise” Fans, Says Lucasfilm Exec

Lucasfilm Games executive Douglas Reilly stated that the company plans to be more flexible with the Star Wars license, allowing pitches from a wider range of developers, not just major publishers. Recent successes like Star Wars Zero Company and Star Wars: Galactic Racer on PC, PlayStation 5, and Xbox Series X/S have encouraged this approach, with more varied and surprising game experiences expected in the future.

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As it lays off developers and closes studios, Xbox gets into the movie business

Xbox has launched a new division called Xbox XP, focusing on film, television, merchandise, partnerships, and live experiences, headed by former Mojang president Kayleen Walters. This move comes as Xbox is undergoing significant layoffs and studio closures, drawing criticism for prioritizing expensive new ventures over game development staff.

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Xbox XP is the company’s new film and TV division

Xbox has launched a new division called Xbox XP, which will focus on film, television, live events, and consumer products related to its gaming franchises. The division aims to bring Xbox properties to wider audiences through various media and experiences, led by Kayleen Walters.

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Xbox announces new XP division to deliver transmedia spinoffs including film, TV, and theme parks

Xbox has launched a new division, XP, dedicated to expanding its brands into film, television, theme parks, and merchandise. Led by former Mojang president Kayleen Walters, the division will oversee projects like the Fallout TV series and the upcoming Minecraft World theme park. This move aims to leverage the emotional connection players have with Xbox franchises beyond just gaming.

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Xbox Is Going Bigger On Movies, TV, And More With New XP Division

Xbox has launched a new division named XP, dedicated to expanding its presence in movies and television. Headed by Lucasfilm veteran Kayleen Walters, XP will focus on film and TV projects, merchandise, live events, and strategic partnerships, leveraging existing Xbox intellectual property.

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Xbox Announces New XP Entertainment Division to Make Movies, TV, and More

Xbox has launched a new division called XP Entertainment, which will focus on producing movies, television shows, and other entertainment content. The division will be led by Lucasfilm veteran Kayleen Walters, who previously served as president of Mojang and executive producer on 'A Minecraft Movie'.

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Introducing XP

Xbox has announced the formation of a new division called XP, led by President Kayleen Walters. This division will focus on expanding Xbox's franchises into film and television, consumer products, strategic partnerships, and live experiences, aiming to create deeper connections with players and new fans.

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New Leadership Appointments and XBOX Division

Xbox has announced new leadership appointments within its division, including the creation of a new XP division focused on franchise experiences beyond gaming. Kayleen Walters will lead XP, while Maria Angelidou-Smith will become CEO of Mojang and Minecraft. Both appointments aim to strengthen community engagement and business development across Xbox's intellectual properties.

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Star Wars Galactic Racer introduces "the best Glup Shitto ever," an annoying little dude who'll blow up your vehicle for fun, and fans love him: "George Lucas would shed a tear"

Star Wars: Galactic Racer's new character, Biddy Blas, has quickly become a fan favorite due to his obnoxious voice, destructive tendencies, and unique alligator-like appearance. Players are embracing him as the "best Glup Shitto ever," with some even suggesting George Lucas would approve of his perfect embodiment of Star Wars' quirky characters. The character was voiced by Richard Summers-Calvert and designed by Fuse Games.

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Quarterfinals: Vote for the best RTS unit of all time

PC Gamer is running a reader poll to determine the greatest Real-Time Strategy (RTS) unit of all time, with the quarterfinals featuring matchups like Peon vs. Mammoth Tank and Dolphin vs. Priest. The article highlights the unique abilities and lore of each unit, encouraging readers to vote based on various criteria.

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GamesIndustry.biz to host panel at Game Republic's Investment Summit at MCM Comic Con October 2026

GamesIndustry.biz will host an Investment Panel at Game Republic's Investment Summit at MCM Comic Con, featuring discussions on game funding, development, and building sustainable studios. Separately, Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery have completed their $111 billion merger, now operating under the name Skydance, with potential for "difficult decisions" and "changes and impacts" as the new entity integrates.

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Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery operating under Skydance following completion of $111bn merger

Skydance has completed its $111 billion acquisition of Paramount and Warner Bros. Discovery, forming a new entity that will operate under the Skydance name. CEO David Ellison warned of "difficult decisions" and "impacts" during the integration process, aiming for over $6 billion in synergy savings. The company also launched Paramount Game Studio by merging Skydance Interactive and Skydance New Media, and now owns numerous game development studios and intellectual properties.

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The greatest RTS units of all time, determined by democracy

PC Gamer is running a reader-voted tournament to determine the greatest real-time strategy (RTS) units of all time. The article details several matchups, featuring iconic units from games like Warcraft 3, Age of Empires 2, and Star Wars: Empire at War, with writers providing commentary on each unit's strengths and appeal.