There's already plenty of sadness and regret in the story of Luke Skywalker when we meet him in The Last Jedi. But Marvel's new adaptation of the film plays with a certain aspect of Luke's tragedy in a very interesting way - and it uses the death of Han Solo to do so.
More than most people in 2018, Rian Johnson seems like he's authentically enjoying Twitter. Debating Star Wars with angry fans, posting silly clapbacks and answering questions about supposed plot holes, it really feels like the superstar director is in his element.
Want to watch the Lucasfilm Story Group dish on Star Wars: The Last Jedi for 30 minutes? Of course you do.
Star Wars Battlefront II is a conflicted game. The multiplayer progression system is a mess, and the story campaign moves way too fast. But if there's one thing it really nails, it's everyone's favourite farmboy from Tatooine.
Players who have been spending time with Star Wars Battlefront II pre-release trial period have already started trying to calculate how long it would take to unlock every hero in the game without paying money and the results aren't pretty.
Today on Highlight Reel we have Luke Skywalker force pushing a snowtrooper into a TIE fighter, Metal Gear meets WWE, Nathan Drake, rad stoppies, and more!
In the original Star Wars trilogy, we saw Luke Skywalker pull off amazing shit. Destroying the Death Star. The cool-arse sequence where he stormed Jabba the Hutt's skiff. (That somersault!) We saw him struggle a lot too. But, the newest issue of the Star Wars comic gives us a glimpse at how bad his self-doubt was.
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