One Man’s Continuing Quest To Fix George Lucas’ Star Wars Screw-Ups


The reason we’re checking back on it today is that, years after Star Wars Revisited was released free of charge, it’s recently been announced that we’ve nearly got our hands on the sequel, Empire Strikes Back Revisited.

Although originally planned for a late 2012 release, some personal stuff like relocating has slowed down Adywan’s progress, meaning ESBR’s release has been pushed back to 2013. Since we’re already in October, though, that’s not too far away!

You can read more about the project at its site, while those who haven’t checked it out can download Star Wars: Revisited from fanedit’s FTP (though you’ll likely need something like this to get the download working).

Star Wars: Revisited [fanedit]

Star Wars: Revisited [Site]


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