Star Wars: The Old Republic will be a huge game

Posted By | On 23rd, Mar. 2010

That VideoGame Blog state that in a recent interview with VG247, Star Wars: The Old Republic producer Jack Neri said that there’s no telling how large the game can be, of course they would love if the game lasted for years and years. At launch the game will be filled with a substantial amount of content; stories, planets, adventures and many more things.

We still don’t know if the game will be worth the wait, all we know is that the game will be hitting shelves in Spring of next year!


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