After skipping Virtual Console releases for a few weeks, Nintendo puts Super Star Wars online.

Some company is fixated on evolution. After releasing the Adventures of Darwin D3 Publisher has Saru Saru DS in development for the Nintendo DS scheduled to come out in Japan on February 19. Similar to the Adventures of Darwin you…

I like Star Wars, but never jumped on the Star Wars: The Force Unleashed train. Shooting force lightning and throwing objects sounded cool, but $60 cool? Maybe not. $30 cool? Maybe! That’s why I’m tempted to pick up the Asian…

A long time ago, well two years ago, Lucasarts announced they were working on a next generation Indiana Jones game. The project has fallen into obscurity aside for a few murmurs that it still exists. Here’s something interesting and probably…

  After selling seven million copies of Lego: Star Wars games LucasArts and Travelers Tales are creating Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga, just in time for the 30th anniversary of Star Wars. Lego Star Wars: The Complete Saga isn’t…

Over on GameSetWatch I see this posting talking about original Money Island art and I get all excited. Turns out to be the painting that was done to use as the artwork on the back of the box of Secret of…

Everyone has probably seen this trailer already, but since Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy comes out today we’re putting it online again. Darth 3PO!?! Yeah, you can mix and match to make your own Frankenlego Jedi.

Microsoft hasn’t given up on backwards compatibility yet. The most recent update adds in 39 Xbox games, some which aren’t even released yet. Lego Star Wars II: The Original Trilogy, Spyro: A New Beginning and Spy Hunter: Nowhere to Run.…

Developed by Ubisoft Montreal (Prince of Persia: Warrior Within) is Star Wars: Lethal Alliance for the PSP (pictured) and Nintendo DS. The game takes place between Revenge of the Sith and Star Wars Episode IV (i.e. the first Star Wars).…

Sorry Sega fans there are no signs of Panzer Dragoon Orta, Shenmue 2 or Jet Set Radio Future in the list. The additional 21 games that are now backwards compatible with the Xbox 360 aren’t exactly the most exciting titles.…