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I still remember where I was when I heard that Firaxis was making a Marvel game. While the game I dreamt of – XCOM with the Marvel license – ended up differing pretty substantially from what we ultimately got with Marvel’s Midnight Suns, I still thoroughly enjoyed the unique deckbuilding and social mechanics layered on…

Disney has revealed Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, the first official crossover between the iconic franchises Fans can start getting their hands on the five-part comic book series from January 2027, which will bring together Star Wars characters and Marvel superheroes together on the page

A Marvel adventure in a galaxy far, far away is officially in the making. While crossovers for Marvel are very commonplace, with the comics franchise collaborating with the likes of DC, Star Trek, and even Archie Comics, Star Wars has largely steered clear of venturing into that territory. But for the first time in history, the…

Ever since Disney bought Lucasfilm back in 2012 and got the Star Wars franchise back off the ground after some dormancy, there was a lingering question for many fans: Could the series ever get to a point where it crossed over with the Marvel superheroes? Patton Oswalt’s infamous filibuster from Parks & Recno doubt incepted…

For the first time, Marvel and Star Wars are joining forces for a crossover comic book series. The companies just announced that they will merge for Star Wars/Marvel: Hope Assembles, a five-part series that will debut next year in honor of the 50th anniversary of the original Star Wars film.

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In 1945, a struggling Universal Pictures sold a quarter of the studio to British industrialist J. Arthur Rank, hoping that what wound up being a four-way merger would change the company’s fortunes. The opposite occurred. New studio head William Goetz’s attempt to make more prestige films almost led to a declaration of bankruptcy. Typically, the…

Star Wars: Zero Company is the first game from new studio Bit Reactor, which aims to combine the nail-biting turn-based tactical gameplay of XCOM with the rich, cinematic roleplaying of games like Mass Effect and Knights of the Old Republic.

You’d be hard pressed to find a movie franchise as massive and successful as Star Wars. What started off as a one-shot space opera, eventually grew into a trilogy, a trilogy of trilogies, and eventually, an IP spanning multiple platforms and mediums. Animated shows, games, toys, and anything else you can think of have had…

Another Star Wars movie may be heading to the cutting room floor following new information straight from the House of Mouse.