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EPISODE · May 9, 2024 · 1H 14M

What Star Wars Games Keep Getting Wrong | Screen Smash

from Screen Smash · host Dan Morris, Melancholygeek

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Dan is joined by Erik Gutz aka Melancholygeek (Editor of Reload Magazine) to discuss Star Wars Games. Ranging back to the Atari days to the upcoming Star Wars Outlaws along with the many problems that typically plague the release of Star Wars games. The most recent offender being the overpriced ultimate editions for Outlaws and what Ubisoft is doing wrong.

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