Star Wars in gaming has had a bit of a rough history, encompassing both some of the most beloved games and worst flops we?ve ever seen. Due in part to the renewed recent popularity Star Wars is seeing under Disney, along with a few recent video game successes, all Star Wars games will now fall under the newly formed Lucasfilm Games banner.
Announced today on StarWars.com, the Lucasfilm Games banner isn?t a publisher or even a development studio, but rather a unifying brand header and licensor that houses all officially licensed Star Wars games. Speculation at the time is saying that Disney is preparing for 2023, when EA?s 10-year contract exclusivity for Star Wars games will end. At that time, it?s expected that Disney will begin licensing out the Star Wars brand to various publishers and developers.
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