Disney Slams Door on LucasArts
Apr 4, 2013
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It was announced today Disney has decided to slam the door on in house game developer LucasArts in a business decision to outsource Star Wars
It was announced today Disney has decided to slam the door on in house game developer LucasArts in a business decision to outsource Star Wars
Lots of Star Wars news today (including the announcement of Disney shutting the doors on LucasArts, Fantasy Flight Games slightly delaying the Edge of the
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Both Deadline and The Warp are confirming reports J.J. Abrams will be the director of Star Wars Episode VII for Disney. Last November Abrams stated
The rumors are flying over the Internet that Dark Horse Comics will be losing their license to publish Star Wars comics after their current agreement
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Here is the press conference from San Diego Comic-Con for Oz – The Great and Powerful, the new prequel to The Wizard of Oz to
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