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Star Wars fans can venture into the pre-Disney era of the franchise with this new deluxe edition of Old Republic comic books.
Epic is bringing some console classics to your phone for free.
The Star Wars Collection includes some of the best Star Wars games of all time, including both Knights of the Old Republic games.
The sale runs all week, but you should act fast before these deals sell out.
Save 25% percent on the collection by buying physical.
The lawsuit alleges Aspyr Media and Saber Interactive misled customers by selling KOTOR 2 with the promise of its now canceled Restored Content DLC.
Aspyr is offering a free Star Wars game for those who bought the game.
Xbox games are on sale through May 4, and movies until May 9.
A week-long sale leading up to Star Wars Day on May the 4th.
Grab a bunch of great Star Wars, Marvel, and Aliens games while supporting a good cause.
Developer Aspyr has provided a way to complete the game as it works on a permanent fix.
The next Star Wars game release is right around the corner.
The previous game was developed by Obsidian Entertainment, and BioWare created the original before it was acquired by EA.
The acclaimed sequel to one of the best RPGs ever made can now go with you everywhere.
Just in time for Star Wars Day, the Star Wars Complete Collection bundle is on sale and comes with nearly every Star Wars game on Steam.
Blizzard's Michael Chu is leaving the company after 20 years.
The newly acquired Xbox studio is announcing its next game at The Game Awards--here's what we know so far.
Another batch of classic Xbox games are now playable on Xbox One, including Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II, Destroy All Humans, and more.
Panzer Dragoon Orta, Jade Empire, Morrowind and many more original Xbox games will soon be playable on Xbox One.
Get the original Battlefront 2, KOTOR, and more for cheap.
BioWare Austin is reportedly "prototyping" a new Star Wars game, though that might not be the whole story.
With Star Wars Day almost upon us, many games from a galaxy far, far away have been discounted.
You can pick up Knight of the Old Republic and Star Wars Battlefront II in a pay-what-you-want bundle.
New update adds achievements and makes performance tweaks.
Sith Lords gets a major update, as the RPG also launches today for Mac and Linux.
No firm plans are in place, but the prospect of a new Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic has been discussed at the second game's developer.
The list of domain names registered by Lucasfilm includes Star Wars Alliance, Star Wars Rebels, and Wookie Hunters.
Obsidian CEO says idea for new game is "within the top three pitches we've ever come up with"; would be set between Episode III and Episode IV.
Comic-Con 2010: Trio of EA studio's writing leads discusses the ways in which players will experience the narrative in upcoming MMORPG; space combat confirmed.
GDC Austin 2009: Leo Olebe, Jean Marcel Nicolai, Feargus Urquhart discuss benefits and dangers of working with someone else's world to keep the lights on during tough times.
Bethesda's latest postapocalyptic action RPG heads to the PS3, 360, PC in 2010; Black Isle Studios castaway Obsidian Entertainment developing.
Publisher no longer championing superhero-themed MMORPG following Atari's acquisition of its developer, Cryptic Studios.
VIDEO EXCLUSIVE: After years of secrecy, LucasArts opens the book on its ambitious second PC MMORPG; BioWare's Ray Muzyka and Greg Zeschuk explain why it's a bigger project than all ...
Publisher and EA subsidiary say "wait will be over" for first info on "rumored game"--pegged as the KOTOR MMORPG--in two weeks.
John Riccitiello tells Conde Nast Portfolio that BioWare's mystery massively multiplayer project is a third installment in the Star Wars series.
Slide in CEO's presentation sparks talk of a new game in the Star Wars series--that isn't BioWare Austin's MMOG. But what does EA say?
US government sees nothing amiss with Electronic Arts' $860 million purchase of Canadian/Californian megadeveloper.
KOTOR MMORPG rumors surge as two companies announce collaboration on a "ground-breaking interactive entertainment product."
A little-known site claims to have heard firsthand that the now-EA-owned studio is indeed readying a massively multiplayer sequel to its award-winning Star Wars RPG.
GameSpot talks with four prominent game designers about what it takes to do their jobs, and how to get involved in game design.
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