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Star Wars Outlaws Lead Artist Joins CD Projekt RED

[Wednesday, February 19, 2025 | Views: 40]

Lead artist of Star Wars Outlaws - Kuba Wichnovsky announced that he has again become part of the team of CD Projekt RED. In recent years, he has worked as a senior level artist onStar Wars Outlaws, and has now joined the team behindThe Witcher 4.

At CD Projekt RED, Wikhnovsky will be responsible for developing the environment in The Witcher 4 and future studio projects. His work will directly influence the visual style of new RPGs by Polish developers.

CD Projekt RED previously confirmed that the Witcher 4 development team includes more than 100 series veterans - specialists who worked on the first three games in the Geralt saga. Wichnowsky was also an employee of the Polish studio for eight years before moving to Ubisoft.

The Witcher 4 is expected to release on PC, PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X|S. The game does not yet have a release date.

Star Wars Jedi: Survivor will join the PlayStation Plus catalog

[Tuesday, February 18, 2025 | Views: 48]

Sony Interactive Entertainment has presented games that PlayStation Plus subscribers will have access to. The information was published in a blog on the official website of the publisher.

On February 18, the Extra and Deluxe offers, extended versions of PlayStation Plus, will be updated. Their subscribers will be able to install Lost Records: Bloom & Rage – Tape 1, Mordhau, SaGa Frontier Remastered, Somerville, Star Wars Jedi: Survivor, Tin Hearts and TopSpin 2K25. The classic catalog will offer Dropship: United Peace Force and Patapon 3.

Earlier in February, new games were added to the catalogs of the Essential tariff plan. Users have access to High On Life (PS5, PS4), Payday 3 (PS5) and Pac-Man World: Re-PAC (PS5, PS4).

Star Wars Outlaws, even with a discount during the holidays, could not attract many players

[Monday, February 17, 2025 | Views: 56]

During a conference call on monetary issues with Ubisoft investors, CFO Frederic Duguay shared information about upcoming games, and also talked about some sales details for the action game Star Wars Outlaws, which was released at the end of August last year.

Duguet noted that while sales of Star Wars Outlaws increased during the holiday period, it was not enough to meet expectations. However, he emphasized that through the release of updates and patches, the game has reached a high level of quality and has become“one of the most fun and visually appealing interactive Star Wars titles among fans.” Duguay concluded his speech by saying that the game will sell well in the long run.

As for future games, the company will focus on service games and proven franchises.

Almost a third off LEGO Star Wars Dark Falcon - for a limited time

[Wednesday, February 12, 2025 | Views: 45]

The exciting and eye-catching LEGO Star Wars Dark Falcon model with exclusive minifigures can be yours right now for almost a third off.

Team LEGO Star Wars: Rebuild the Galaxy series provided we have three innovative LEGO Star Wars Sets - the highlight of which is undoubtedly is 75389 Dark Falcon the set exclusively includes characters such as Jedi Vader, Darth Jar Jar and Scourge Luke Skywalker.

For those who don't have a Millennium Falcon-shaped hole in their collection to fill, you'll be interested to know that Amazon UK has slashed the price by almost a third of the 75389 Dark Falcon, increasing it from £159.99 to £109.99. That's a saving of £50 on a 1,579-piece spaceship with a full interior to boot.

Star Wars: New Jedi Order writer talks about his vision

[Tuesday, February 11, 2025 | Views: 47]

George Nolfi, who was recently named the new screenwriter for Star Wars: The New Jedi Order's Rey Skywalker, spoke with Film Stories about his approach to filming. He raised the idea of potentially delving into the politics of a galaxy far, far away, as George Lucas did before him:

“If you think about George Lucas and the six films he made and the universe he created, it's actually very much tied to broader political ideas,” the screenwriter said. “It's not about the present day per se, but about imperial fascism and the Roman Empire.”

“The democracy of the Roman Empire falling into decline and becoming an empire, and the eternal story of how people organize against chaos, and then the tools that help human societies contain chaos become tools of oppression.”

“So that's really important to what I think George Lucas was trying to say,” Nofly continued.

“And one of the great things about science fiction and Star Wars—it's almost like science fiction or space opera—is that you can raise the deepest questions without feeling like you're in a philosophy class or a political science class or reading today's newspaper.”

This says a lot about the writer's vision and gives an idea of what The New Jedi Order could be and what topics it will touch on.

Otherwise, the plot of the film will revolve around Rey, who is now a Jedi Master and seeks to create a new Jedi Order, trying to resist the dark forces that want to stop her. The film is expected to serve as an epilogue to the controversial sequel trilogy, which may go some way to making up for the questionable creative decisions made in those films.

Star Wars Outlaws adds DLSS 4 support

[Monday, February 10, 2025 | Views: 53]

Ubisoft announced the release of the next patch for the Star Wars action movie Outlaws. Update 1.5.1 was not particularly large-scale; its main innovation is support for Nvidia 50-series GPUs on PCs and a PSSR update on PlayStation 5 Pro.

Star Wars Outlaws on PC now supports DLSS 4 technologies with Multi Frame Generation for the GeForce RTX 50 series, which improves FPS through the use of artificial intelligence. DLSS 4 also provides faster frame generation, improved stability, lighting and motion detail.

In addition, the patch adds support for Nvidia 5 series GPUs on PC and fixes a couple of game bugs. It takes up from 1.93 GB on PlayStation 5 Pro to 3.65 GB on Xbox Series.

5 important films that will turn 10 years old in 2025

[Saturday, February 8, 2025 | Views: 55]

In 2015, several films were released that left their mark on cinema. They turn ten this year, which can be hard to believe.

A decade ago, two franchises returned to the big screens, and several bold projects were also released. This year, fans of almost all genres were pleased, so let's remember the five most exciting releases.

Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles Remaster Review – Go back to your childhood... if you dare

[Thursday, February 6, 2025 | Views: 56]

When I was younger, Star Wars games were coming out all the time. Under the direction of George Lucas, the saga ran like a well-oiled machine, and the fan base grew with each new film. Several games were timed to coincide with the release of the first episode, but none of them were particularly successful. Star Wars: Episode I – The Phantom Menace and Star Wars: Obi-Wan were included in the lists of the worst releases, and Star Wars: Episode I Racer is still considered the best. As for Star Wars Episode I: Jedi Power Battles, it falls somewhere in the middle. The critics didn't like it, but millions of young space opera fans didn't complain. The game allowed you to control several Jedi at once, visit all the places from the film and feel like a hero. In other words, cool.

Destiny 2 and Star Wars: Epic Collaboration

[Wednesday, February 5, 2025 | Views: 57]

The Destiny 2 gaming community has received a lot of news lately that not only expands the game world, but also brings new elements to the game. In this text, we'll look at details about the latest expansion of The Final Shape and the upcoming collaboration with the Star Wars franchise.

Destiny 2: The Final Shape

Destiny 2: The Final Shape is the latest expansion in the series, representing an epilogue to the story of Light and Darkness. This expansion balances between a compelling story and expertly paced combat and puzzles, all set in amazing environments. According to Bungie, more than 70% of players report improved gameplay with the release of this expansion.

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