LucasArts canceled Free Radical's Battlefront 3 in 2008.
LucasArts is gone, but there's a silver lining to its passing.
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Editor's Pick The old Star Wars game business apparently wasn't enough to carry the longtime studio into the new age of games.
First Assault would pit teams of Stormtroopers and Rebels against one another on familiar Star Wars planets.
Editor's Pick The game industry set a new record for the money spent on acquisitions, but the number of deals dropped.
Sony may have revealed a release date and platform for Star Wars 1313 on a German Facebook page.
Here are ten of the best game trailers to grace our screens during 2012. They represent a cross-section of the gaming world, and feature a variety of styles and budgets. The one thing they have in common? They’re done right.
Every year, the game industry creates their own geek-centric holiday cards. Here's what arrived at the GamesBeat office this year.
Rovio is figuring out how it will reach its next billion game downloads -- and how to become a huge entertainment brand.
Did the idea of Angry Birds Star Wars make you say: "I've got a bad feeling about this"? Well, it's out now if you wish to confirm your fears.
It's hard to imagine how developer Rovio could turn Star Wars into an Angry Bird game, but now we have visual evidence that they've done just that.
Editor's Pick In the aftermath of the announcement, I caught up with Pixar's former CTO, Oren Jacob, for a conversation about the reunion of Lucasfilm and Pixar, two great production houses under the same roof once again.
What if LucasArts never existed? What if the irascible filmmaker, beloved (and despised) the world over for his invaluable contributions to the pop-culture lexicon, had stuck to making space operas and juvenile fantasies about archeologists in fedora hats? What if George Lucas never entered the arena of gaming 30 years ago?
If you follow VentureBeat but don’t regularly check our GamesBeat site, here’s a list of the best video game stories we ran over the last seven days that you may have missed.
Darth Vadar. You were just purchased for over four billion dollars. What are you going to do now? Obviously, the answer is go to Disneyland in this video.
The Walt Disney Company hasn't spent much time producing high-end games recently and instead focuses on a mobile and social strategy. It's admitted it wants to do the same with Star Wars.
The multimedia giant just purchased one of the biggest properties in all of entertainment.
LucasArts hasn't acknowledged it, but the evidence is starting to pile up for a new Star Wars game.
Where we're going you won't need visual sensors.
