I went into my first viewing of The Last Jedi knowing it was going to be an emotional ride no matter what.

Fans are still debating a lot of the content from Rian Johnson's Star Wars: The Last Jedi. And they likely will continue to do so for the rest of time. But the director recently reiterated the very logical reasoning behind one of the more contentious moments.

Sometimes, life hits you hard. When that happens, you often have to move treasured possessions you love just to make ends meet. And for one Aussie gamer, that means selling their Xbox 360 - one signed by Carrie Fisher.

Despite earlier reports that Disney was negotiating with Carrie Fisher's estate to use her likeness, Disney has come out this morning and confirmed that the late actress will not be appearing in future films.

All across the video game galaxy, players are gathering to memorialise Carrie Fisher, who died yesterday following a massive heart attack.

Carrie Fisher was a great many things to a great many people.

Actress. Writer. Princess. Spokesperson. General.

She was also a voice actor in Lego Star Wars: The Force Awakens and, if you can believe it, Dishonored.