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The 2005 squad shooter set in the Star Wars universe apparently made an appearance on Switchs store servers under the development of Aspyr.

Over the past couple of years, Disney and LucasArts have been releasing classic Star Wars games on the Nintendo Switch. Not only is the console home to the Jedi

A datamine leak suggests that tactical first-person shooter Star Wars: Republic Commando is heading to Nintendo Switch

Nintendo Switch Leak Reveals Possible Return of 2005 Star Wars Game ✖ A new Nintendo Switch and Nintendo Switch Lite leak has spoiled the possible return of a classic 2005 Star Wars game. Developers and publishers have been bringing their classic games to the Switch and Switch Lite en masse, and so far, this migration from yesteryear has included ports of classic Star Wars games. And now it looks like Star Wars: Republic Commando is joining this migration to the Nintendo handhelds. Accordi...

Lucasfilm Games has the freedom to give Star Wars to any developer, so what could the future of Star Wars look like on Nintendo Switch?

Source: Steam LucasArts Games is back, but with a brand new look and name under Lucasfilm Games. It may seem like a small thing to be excited about, but the implications of what this may bring are something to get excited about. It shows that Lucasfilm is ready to take things to the next level and capitalize off of the current success of Star Wars. It also brings up some retro game possibilities. Considering the extensive history of titles that LucasArts originally brought into the gaming world...

Source: Steam LucasArts Games is back, but with a brand new look and name under LucasFilm Games. It may seem like a small thing to be excited about, but the implications of what this may bring are something to get excited about. It shows that LucasFilm is ready to take things to the next level and capitalize off of the current success of Star Wars. It also brings up some retro game possibilities. Considering the extensive history of titles that LucasArts originally brought into the gaming world...

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Disney has announced the return of Lucasfilm Games, which will be the official brand for all Star Wars games. The rebranding is both retroactive and forward-looking — all previously released and future Star Wars games are now under the Lucasfilm Games umbrella. Disney has also altered the names of its Star Wars video game accounts on Twitter and Facebook to reflect the change.