Take a look at what the force will look like on your shelf.
Respawn's action-adventure title will be getting plenty of attention during E3 week.
"The game does have hope," says game director Stig Asmuseen.
The limited time event offers new rewards.
A lineup of cancelled games and a couple of disappointing releases- how is EA getting it so wrong?
Respawn's free to play battle royale generated $24 million last month.
Audio performance improvements, like enemy footsteps getting louder when closer, also added.
"The game is turning out unbelievable," says the actor.
"We're making something that's really, really fun," says director Stig Asmussen.
Forecasts for the next Need for Speed and Plants vs. Zombies also revealed.
We'll finally get to see what Respawn Entertainment's action adventure title looks like next month.
Writer Chris Avellone is full of praise for director Stig Asmussen.
There’s a lot of good news here, but some bad news too.
Respawn Entertainment's battle royale title has been losing steam in recent weeks.
Respawn's upcoming action-adventure title wants to "let players immerse themselves inside Star Wars."
Apparently the weapon will change right alongside Cal.
The post-Order 66 setting arose out of Respawn's desire to create a story where you're "up against it all".
According to the game's listing on the PlayStation Store, at least.
Game director Stig Asmussen says Jedi: Fallen Order won't be alienating the large masses of people who'll want to play it.
EA's Jay Ingram also hints at more information coming at E3, as well as some gameplay details.
