We spent four hours in Star Wars Outlaws, first-ever open-world Star Wars game, and came away quite impressed at how organic all of its activities, characters, and world felt.
A visual marvel for hybrid hardware, Star Wars Outlaws delivers a stable, ray-traced experience that outshines its peers.
I was also surprised when I played it. It's a good game. Maybe if I tried playing it on PS5 before, I would have liked it too. Because of the reviews, I didn't play it before. Now that I've played it on Switch 2, I'm excited for the sequel if there is one.
That’s the thing that killed me. I thought the game was good, but because of all the controversy around the main character’s design and some rabid Ubisoft hate, this game got a bum rap.
Ubisoft announced its financial results for H1 2025-2026, and explained the whole kerfuffle that caused the delay of said announcement. The transaction with Tencent is also about to close.
Star Wars Outlaws gets first sale ever on Nintendo Switch 2 - here's the new price and how long it lasts for.
Played the demo yesterday and was massively impressed by the way it looks and runs. However the demo gives you 2 hours to play but I came away confused at whether I actually did or learnt anything within that 2 hours. I just didn’t understand the point of any of it.
If not physical you can keep it Ubishit. I haven't bought one Switch 2 game yet, mostly everything is keycard bullshit. At least Metroid Prime 4 will have a physical copy, but for me eBay only for a cheaper price.
Same as digital distribution when it came out. Initial resistance then adopting gradually.
Once every console goes all digital I'm done. There is no point for me to give money for digital crap only to be taken away at anytime. I will torrent games on PC and delete them once I'm done, as I don't care about digital there is no value in keeping digital games.
I'm looking forward to hearing / seeing more when the game is released. But so far, I'm optimistic when it comes to the gameplay mechanics that were shown. I'm already loving the idea of the upgradeable blaster, speeder bike, and ship. The open world looks huge and glad to know that you'll have access to a vehicle for traversal. I also like that they pointed out that the 'checklist' activities hated by many (not me though) will at least have a somewhat logical reason for being included in the world. Overall, I'm liking what I see so far but, as always, I'll wait for final product (never pre-order) and if it's good I'll likely pick it up around the holidays when it'll inevitably be on sale.
Remember when everybody thought Guardians of the Galaxy was gonna be wack?
This game looks fun, I remember mfs talking trash about avatar last year before that game dropped saying it'll be hella downgraded etc. Turns out it's one of the best looking games that I enjoy